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    1. PROFESSIONAL PODCASTINGA guidebased on a coupleofyearsofpodcastingexperience
      MarkusVoeltervoelter@acm.org
      http://www.voelter.de
    2. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
    3. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
      Software Architecture
      DSLs & MDSD
      ProductLines
    4. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
      http://www.voelter.de
      voelter@acm.org
      skype: schogglad
    5. Software Engineering Radio
      Experience based on almostthreeyearsofand a numberofsmallerpodcasts
    6. Thissetupis not intendedfor live recording/mixing (DJ-ing)Weuse a separate postproductionstep.Go to Adam Curry ifyouneed live recordingtips!
    7. IRecording
    8. Mobile Recording
      Recorder
      M-Audio Microtrack 24/96
      -or -
      M-Audio Microtrack II
    9. Mobile Recording
      USB PowerSupply
      APC Power Pack
    10. Mobile Recording
      Microphones
      AKG C 520
    11. Mobile Recording
      Setup
      Wiring
    12. Mobile Recording/Skype
      Setup
      Wiring
    13. Mobile Recording
      Pricing
    14. Studio Recording
      Mixer
      Mackie
      Onyx 1620
      incl.
      Firewire Adapter
    15. Studio Recording
      Microphones
      Heil PR 40
      Shock Mounts
      Heil SM2
      Plus Pop Filters!
    16. Studio Recording
      Recorder
      Notebook with
      • Audition or
      • Audacityor
      • Tracktion
      Makesureyourharddiskisdefragged!
    17. Studio Recording
      Important!Echo Cancelling

    18. Studio Recording
      Wiring
    19. Studio Recording
      Settings
    20. Studio Recording
      Pricing
      plus Micbooms EUR 100 each
    21. Studio Recording with Voice Strip
      Voice Strip
      dbx 286A – Preamp, De-Esser, Enhancer, Expander/Gate
      Considerablyimprovesthequalityofyourvoice!
    22. dbx286A Voice Strip
      Compressor
      Smooth thelevels, compresspeakamplitude
      8
      7
    23. dbx286A Voice Strip
      De-Esser
      Reducesthehisssssing
      of „s“ and „sh“ sounds
      Veryuseful!
      4k
      4
    24. dbx286A Voice Strip
      Enhancer
      Enhancesthelowfrequenciesandthehighs – betterthan an
      equalizer, goodwith de-esser
      6.5
      3
    25. dbx286A Voice Strip
      Expander/Gate
      Basicallyreducesquietbackgroundnoisetozero
      -28
      1.6:1
    26. Studio Recording with 286A
      Wiring
    27. Studio Recording/Phone
      Pricing
    28. Studio Recording/Phone
      Telephone HybridTELOS ONE
    29. Studio Recording/Phone
      Wiring
    30. Studio Recording/Phone
      Settings
    31. Studio Recording/Phone
      Pricing
    32. Studio Overview
    33. Makesureyoudon‘tsaturatethelevelswhenrecording.
    34. Striveforgood Signal/Noise.Thisiseasierthancleaningituplater.
    35. Usegoodcables!Cablescanbethesourceofsignificantwhitenoise!
    36. EQ
      Add somelowandmid-low, removesomehighfrequencies(people will listen withbadheadphoneswithbad bass – andhigh hiss isannoying)
    37. THE END
      PROFESSIONAL PODCASTINGA guidebased on a coupleofyearsofpodcastingexperience
      THANKS!
    38. PROFESSIONAL PODCASTINGA guidebased on a coupleofyearsofpodcastingexperience
      MarkusVoeltervoelter@acm.org
      http://www.voelter.de
    39. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
    40. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
      Software Architecture
      DSLs & MDSD
      ProductLines
    41. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
      http://www.voelter.de
      voelter@acm.org
      skype: schogglad
    42. Software Engineering Radio
      Experience based on almostthreeyearsofand a numberofsmallerpodcasts
    43. Thissetupis not intendedfor live recording/mixing (DJ-ing)Weuse a separate postproductionstep.Go to Adam Curry ifyouneed live recordingtips!
    44. IISound Editing
    45. 1 Normalizing
    46. 1 Normalizing
    47. 1 Normalizing
    48. Do not normalizemusic – destroysthedynamicrange.
    49. 2 Denoising(optional)
    50. 2 Denoising(optional)
    51. 2 Denoising(optional)
    52. Do not denoisetoomuch.A littlewhitenoisesoundsnatural. Over-denoisingmakesthingssoundlike in a bucket.Bettersoftwaremakes a bigdifference (Audition > Audacity)!Adaptive Denoisingisconvenient.
    53. 3 Compressing(Dynamic Processing)
    54. 3 Compressing(Dynamic Processing)
    55. 3 Compressing(Dynamic Processing)
    56. CompressorSettingsCompress 50 :1 above -20dBExpand 2:1 below -20dBFlat 1:1 below -30dB
      3 Compressing (Dynamic Processing)
    57. 3b Multiband-Compressing
      (Thisis an alternative tothecompressor in step 3)Don‘tbotheraboutsettings – usetheBroadcastpreset
    58. 4 Normalize (again!)
    59. 5 Filter (optional)
    60. 6 Nullingthe „quiet“ track(optional)
      Only do thisifnormalnoisecancellingis not enough.
      E.g. in caseofmicshufflenoises, coughing, backgroundtalking
    61. 6 Nullingthe „quiet“ track(optional)
    62. 6 Nullingthe „quiet“ track(optional)
    63. 6 Nullingthe „quiet“ track(optional)
      Attention!
      Don‘tmakethingstooquiet!
      (cf. Noisecancelling). Nullingsomethingreallymakesitabsolutelyquiet!
    64. EQ
      Add somelowandmid-low, removesomehighfrequencies(people will listen withbadheadphoneswithbad bass – andhigh hiss isannoying)
    65. Data Exchange
      Use a losslessformat!
      WAV, FLAC, AIFF
    66. IIIContent Editing
    67. Don‘tcut all thebreaks!Cutting out breathingbreaksmakesthingssoundartificial.Don‘tmakeittoodense.
    68. Be sure that the intonation of the resulting sentence still works!For example, if you want to cut out relative clause that typically does not work, since in the original the sentence before the relative clause ends on a high pitch (because of the imaginary comma). If you remove the relative sentence, the remaining part would need to end on a low pitch (because you’ve replaced the comma with an imaginary full stop).
    69. Cut on a zerocrossingor on „s“-sounds These always sound exactly the same for a given person. Vowels sound differently depending on where they are used.
    70. THE END
      PROFESSIONAL PODCASTINGA guidebased on a coupleofyearsofpodcastingexperience
      THANKS!
    71. PROFESSIONAL PODCASTINGA guidebased on a coupleofyearsofpodcastingexperience
      MarkusVoeltervoelter@acm.org
      http://www.voelter.de
    72. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
    73. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
      Software Architecture
      DSLs & MDSD
      ProductLines
    74. About
      Markus Voelter
      Independent Consultant
      http://www.voelter.de
      voelter@acm.org
      skype: schogglad
    75. Software Engineering Radio
      Experience based on almostthreeyearsofand a numberofsmallerpodcasts
    76. Thissetupis not intendedfor live recording/mixing (DJ-ing)Weuse a separate postproductionstep.Go to Adam Curry ifyouneed live recordingtips!
    77. IVMasteringandEncoding
    78. Makesureeverythinghasthesame level.MaybeuseLevelator!
    79. Mix Intermediate music a littlebitquieter(itisperceivedtobelouder)
    80. Mix Stereoitdoesnotresult in biggerfiles!
    81. Ifyouhavetwopeopletalking, mix theirvoice+20/-20 left/right.
    82. Create themixdownand save itasWAVuse a variant that LAME understands, eg. Windows PCM, 4 byte PCM
    83. UseLAME‘scommandlinetoencodethe MP3
      lame.exe -q 0 --lowpass 10 --resample 44 -b 96 ./%1.wav ./%1.mp3
      // highest quality
      // filter high stuff
      // sample to 44 KHz
      // 96 Kbps
      // in/out files
    84. UseLAME‘scommandlinetoencodethe MP3
      --tt <title>
      --ty <year>
      --tn <number>
      --ta <author>
      --tl <album>
      --tg Speech
      // Episode title
      // Publication year
      // Episode no.
      // Author
      // Podcast
      // Category
    85. MP3 Bitrate
      Sample Rate 44100
    86. Makesureyouset all theMP3 tags, includingthe cover image.
    87. VLicensing
    88. Youhavetodefine a license.Do not try to come up with your own license!
    89. Creative
      Commons
    90. Customize a licenseforyourwork
    91. ExampleLicense
    92. VIMusic andStuff
    93. Unlessyouknowspecificallywhatyou‘redoing, stayawayfromcommercialmusic.(it‘s a swampof legal risks: licensingfees, GEMA, RIAA)
    94. http://creativecommons.org/legalmusicforvideos
      http://music.podshow.com
      http://podsafeaudio.com/
    95. Jingles & Stuff
      http://newmediacreative.com/
      http://thegeoffsmith.com
    96. Voices
      http://eurovoice.de
    97. Production Music
      License-Free Music youcanuse in yourproductions
      (youpay a fixeddownloadfee, that‘s it.)
    98. Production Music
      Oftenyoucangetseveralvariants, cuts, loops, etc. for a song.
    99. Production Music
      http://www.opuzz.com
      http://www.neosounds.com/
      http://musicbakery.com
      http://www.smartsound.com/sonicfire
      http://www.stockmusic.net/
      http://www.proudmusiclibrary.com/
      http://www.shockwave-sound.com/
      http://www.massivetracks.net
      http://www.stockmusicvault.com
      http://freeplaymusic.com
      http://www.themusicase.com/
      http://www.soundloopstudio.com
      http://www.waynejune.com/production_music.html
    100. Sound Effects
      http://www.audionetworkplc.com
      http://www.stonewashed.net/
      http://www.freesound.org/ Thisoneisgreat! ManyEffects, for Free!
    101. VIIDistribution
    102. Hosting
      Blogging Engine w/EnclosuresUnlimitedBandwidthadditional 250 MB storageeachmonth… acceptabledownloadspeed… acceptableavailability
      $10 per month!
    103. Podcast Directoriesmakesureyouregisterwith all themainstreamdirectories
    104. Podcast Directories: iTunes Store
    105. THE END
      PROFESSIONAL PODCASTINGA guidebased on a coupleofyearsofpodcastingexperience
      THANKS!
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