If you're interested in learning about podcasting, this show is for you. My goal for this show is to share what I've learned about podcasting since 2008 and introduce you to other podcast producers, software and hardware tools, and various rad people working in the podcasting industry. Visit podcastingwithaaron.com or aarondowd.com to connect or learn more. Check out chartable.com to see what I've... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsHow ToEducationDesign |
Hello friends! I need to republish an episode for work stuff, so I thought I'd share this one from 2021 again and say hello! more
94: How to Get Good Sound for Your Podcast, Part 6: Talk Through Audio Gear with Your Guests and Co-Hosts Before You Start Recording more
If you only need to record your own voice, or maybe a couple people in the same room, you won't have a hard time ending up with a podcast that sounds good. more
Last episode I talked about mic technique and how to set gain levels. This week I'm going to talk about how the room you're recording in might affect the quality of your sound. more
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I've been following Aaron and his work for a long time, and while I'd always admired his work, I'm ashamed to admit that I'd never actually listened to his show until recently. more
This is not a how to podcast. I listened to half of the first 50 podcasts and it’s 80% fluff and very little actual info. The podcast had no direction, heard about “show notes” for hours before ever mentioning how to upload a podcast or what site to host it on. No one cares about notes. It’s clear to me he made this podcast for “the community” he mentions every 10 minutes, and constantly mentioning of some kid named Shawn West that people outside the community don’t know. I’ve googled his name w... more
Sometimes, the algorithm gods recommend the right channel at the right time. I was looking for Logic Pro X tips and discovered Aaron’s YouTube channel which also led me here. I feel like I struck gold, and really happy to find Aaron sharing his knowledge.
Thank you very much for sharing all these useful and practical information, it is really a pleasure to listen to your podcast. Cheers and a good start in the new year, keep on doing such great content!
Huge fan since the prior versions of his podcasting series. So far it’s helped me figure out a number of things about my podcasting ideas and getting out there to produce something. Looking forward to more episodes and learnings.
Apple Podcasts | #83 | Mexico/Arts/Design |
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