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Room service – part 3
If you want to get theoretically by yourself about acoustics, then these links will probably have you reading and thinking for a while. Article by Ethan Winer Ethan Winer is an expert on acoustics that I have great respect for. SOS – Making rooms Sound On Sound article, mostly geared towards home studios, but might […]
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Adding music to your podcast – part 2
In the previous post on adding music to your podcast, I talked much about how I would add something like a theme music or a jingle to a podcast. Today I will talk about using background music. Originally posted on December 6, 2007 @ 7:46 am
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Another microphone post…
In case you haven’t tired from my posts on what microphones are and how to use them, you can check out Audio Geek Zines post. It’s a more technical post than mine. Below are the previous posts that I have written on microphones. Microphones – the basics Basic mic techniques Additional notes on microphones Originally […]
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Adding music to your podcast – part 1
Since I post a lot of sound clips here at Audival that are absolutely free to use in your podcast it might be time to give a proper explanation on how I would incorporate them in a podcast. Originally posted on December 4, 2007 @ 4:37 am
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Video of side-chain compression (ducking)
It was my intention to start a new series of posts this week with examples on editing and mixing a podcast, but a very nasty cold put a stop to that. Oh, well, guess it will have to wait until next week. I have found some video content that you might find interesting though, it’s […]