Episode the Eleventh: Interview with Steve Sande
Size: 15.5 MB
Length: 33:23
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Size: 15.5 MB
Length: 33:23
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Number 10: Interview with Chuck Joiner of MacVoices, MacJury, and MacNotables. Part 2 in an ongoing series of interviews with Mac Podcasters talking about how they got their start, what they use today, and much more. Contact Andy at aaffleck@gmail.com.
Size: 15.5 MB
Length: 33:23
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Number 9: Interview with Omaha Sternberg of MacRadio.com, iGameRadio.com, and iGameRadio.com/blog. Take Control of Podcasting on the Mac, Second Edition has been released. Contact Andy at aaffleck@gmail.com.
Size: 16.3 MB
Length: 34:54
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The latest edition of my book, Take Control of Podcasting on the Mac, Second Edition has been released! It took five months and a lot of sweat, but it’s out and I am extremely pleased with how this edition came out. One thing I always wanted to do was cover audio effects and include sample recordings illustrating what they do. This edition includes these as well as coverage of new programs WireTap Studio and Ubercaster. It also updates the other tools for the latest versions and contains substantial rewrites of much of the rest of the book. Finally, it also includes a new section on interviewing techniques.
From the Book’s Web Page:
Beginning a podcast is easier than starting a radio station, but it’s still hard to assemble your hardware and software, and learn the tricks of the trade. You can easily meet that challenge with start-to-finish guidance from long-time podcaster Andy Affleck…
The ebook begins with a look at how to plan a podcast’s topic, format, and polish. Then Andy focuses on choosing the right microphone and audio software, followed by step-by-step instructions for recording using Audio Hijack Pro, GarageBand, Sound Studio, WireTap Studio, and Übercaster, with advice about conducting interviews by phone, iChat, and Skype. Once your audio is in the can, you’ll learn how to use audio plug-ins to make the recording sound better, complete with downloadable sound files to supplement the text. You’ll also find out how to edit out any awkward bits, plug in additional audio, and mix tracks. Finally, the ebook covers how to encode your podcast, add useful tags and chapters, find a publishing tool, and publish your podcast for the world to hear.
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The book has been turned in and I get my life back! I talk about my trip to the New Media Expo, take a look at Ambrosia’s WireTap Anywhere and take my new Giant Squid Podcasting microphone for a spin. And we have a special guest: Jack talking about Webkinz.com.
Size: 16.3 MB
Length: 17:30
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Just in case you were wondering where I’d gone… I’m hard at work on the next edition of Take Control of Podcasting. I don’t have a release date yet. I’ll have a new show for you soon (my deadline approacheth and once it does, I will have time again to record a show).
Be back soon!
Interview with Jim Van Verth of The Vintage Gamer about microphones, mixers, portable rigs, and more! I announce what’s happening with the companion ebook. Finally, I put out a call to help a podcaster with Podpress issues in Word Press. Contact Andy at aaffleck [at] gmail [dot] com.
Size: 19.6 MB
Length: 28:19
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New Toys! I bought a Sennheiser e835 Microphone and a Behringer Xenyx 802 Mixer and play with them. I discuss why I chose these and how they are connected. My home studio is coming together!
Size: 6.7 MB
Length: 14:01
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A promo for this podcast. Please play in your podcasts or send to friends and colleagues. I’ll be happy to play your promos in return. This promo plugs both the show and the book.
This is necessary to “claim” my entry at Podcast Alley. There’s probably a smarter/easier way to do this that’s not part of site content, but I just want to get this done. Sue me
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