Posts Tagged ‘audio’
Whether you are pre-recording your podcasts or producing them live, like on Talkshoe, then you already know that you need some basic equipment to make this happen. In both cases stated prior, you will need a good microphone and headphones or a good mic/headset combo, so that your voice will sound crisp and clear [...]
Tags: audio, Headphones, Microphone, podcast, Syndicated, talkshoe
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This is my review of Audacity, a piece of software that I use constantly and have come to rely on it’s stability and performance.
Audacity is a free, open source audio editor that supports Windows, Mac, and Linux. It is good for performing basic audio editing and format transfers in a way that many beginners find [...]
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On our last episode, we began discussing this topic, Podcasting/Videocasting Legalities and due to technical issues (as explained in an earlier post) we will cover this topic completely tonight.
As I explained earlier, this topic came about because of a discussion with an individual (who I will not name) that was interested in playing copyrighted material [...]
Tags: audio, broadcast, content, copyright, issue, legal, licensed, live, music, streaming, Video
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Last week on Podcaster Training, we started discussing this topic, however, due to my Internet connectivity in Rhode Island and the technical issues with Stickam, I will restart this discussion this week and will do so on Talkshoe (no video this week) as an audio only show.
This topic came as a result of me being [...]
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First, I want to apologize to all my listeners and viewers. Tonight’s Podcaster Training Show was pre-empted by me losing my Internet connection a couple of times during the show. Then, Stickam had it’s own issues and kept dropping my connection.
After I lost my Internet connection the last time, I jumped onto the [...]
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In my last two posts, I went over some of the history of how I got started and brought you up to speed with some of the basics as far as simple hardware that you probably already have so that you could start podcasting easily.
Today, I am going to outline the hardware I currently have [...]
Tags: audio, broadcast, manycam, media, new, podcaster, pro, show, training, tv, ustream, Video
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Previously, I outlined what lead me to this transition. In this post, I will outline the equipment and software I am using to give you a better idea of just what you can do with very little outlay of cash.
As most of you are already aware, just by following my blog posts or listening [...]
Tags: alesis, audio, card, gizmo, mixer, setup, skype, software, sound, soundboard, studio, transition, Video
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Ok, before I begin this update, I’m going to step back a minute and bring you up to date. In case you haven’t been following this saga, the transition to video started several months ago. As many of you know, because you follow me on Twitter, Pownce, Tumblr or any number of other [...]
Tags: audio, from, podcast, talkshoe, transition, ustream, Video, videocast
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Ok, here are the show notes from Friday’s Podcaster Training, better late than never I guess. I had decided to do one more simulcast episode using Talkshoe and uStream at the same time, mainly because of the episode topic, but as someone in the chat room coined it, eMurphys Law took effect. Given [...]
Tags: audio, both, broadcasting, podcaster, simulcast, training, Video
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Earlier this week, I put out a blog post talking about having to make a decision to go straight video or just keep things as they are right now (doing both Talkshoe and uStream at the same time). I also asked for comments to be posted to help me make this decision.
As you can [...]
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