Comments on: So you wanna make your own podcast? http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/ Everything about the noisy part of podcasting. Sat, 09 Jul 2011 18:57:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Stiff http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Stiff Sun, 12 Aug 2007 12:59:51 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-19 Hello pelf, sorry for the delayed response! To me, something isn't really a podcast without the feed. But who cares what it's called? ;) You might want to check out podbasket.com Hello pelf, sorry for the delayed response!
To me, something isn’t really a podcast without the feed. But who cares what it’s called? ;)

You might want to check out podbasket.com

]]> By: pelf http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-17 pelf Thu, 09 Aug 2007 06:41:15 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-17 I have a question: I've been doing some reading on the definition of "podcasting" and am a little confused. I'd like to do some "audio recording" and post them on my blog for fun -- I don't intend to do radio shows. Is that still called "podcasting"? I don't need the RSS feeds, I guess. I think I need a website that will allow me to record my interviews (or whatever), and host the files so that I can paste the link on my blog for my readers. Any recommendations? I have a question:
I’ve been doing some reading on the definition of “podcasting” and am a little confused. I’d like to do some “audio recording” and post them on my blog for fun — I don’t intend to do radio shows. Is that still called “podcasting”? I don’t need the RSS feeds, I guess.

I think I need a website that will allow me to record my interviews (or whatever), and host the files so that I can paste the link on my blog for my readers. Any recommendations?

]]> By: Robert Jonsson http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Robert Jonsson Tue, 07 Aug 2007 20:29:04 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-16 I really like to thank Airon for the hint about Reaper. I'd definitely going to check it out. I really like to thank Airon for the hint about Reaper. I’d definitely going to check it out.

]]> By: Stiff http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Stiff Fri, 03 Aug 2007 15:12:04 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-14 Reaper looks like a very interesting application (and incredibly cheap price wise!). I'm yet to try the full version since I'm on Mac, and at the moment there's only a beta available for us. But I concur, if you're a Windows user, try Reaper. Reaper looks like a very interesting application (and incredibly cheap price wise!). I’m yet to try the full version since I’m on Mac, and at the moment there’s only a beta available for us. But I concur, if you’re a Windows user, try Reaper.

]]> By: Airon http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Airon Fri, 03 Aug 2007 14:25:51 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-11 If folks are going to do pod casting on a regular basis, I recommend Reaper for recording. It comes with all the processing effects you need and can deal with any plugin you care to throw at it. http://reaper.fm Also, for podcasters who are starting out, try this VST processor(usable in vst hosts like Reaper) called "Steady" by Terry West. It's free and will process your voice recording to sound even. There a small bass and treble equalizer in it too. Find it here http://rekkerd.org/terry-west-updates-steady-to-v06/ . If folks are going to do pod casting on a regular basis, I recommend Reaper for recording. It comes with all the processing effects you need and can deal with any plugin you care to throw at it. http://reaper.fm

Also, for podcasters who are starting out, try this VST processor(usable in vst hosts like Reaper) called “Steady” by Terry West. It’s free and will process your voice recording to sound even. There a small bass and treble equalizer in it too. Find it here http://rekkerd.org/terry-west-updates-steady-to-v06/ .

]]> By: Stiff http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Stiff Fri, 03 Aug 2007 08:47:07 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-9 That seems like a mighty fine idea to me ;) That seems like a mighty fine idea to me ;)

]]> By: pelf http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/comment-page-1/#comment-8 pelf Fri, 03 Aug 2007 08:44:38 +0000 http://www.audival.net/2007/so-you-wanna-make-your-own-podcast/#comment-8 I came here from Blog Herald. And I was just beginning to think about doing some podcasts on my blog :) I came here from Blog Herald. And I was just beginning to think about doing some podcasts on my blog :)

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