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Audio lingo: Microphones

August 30, 2011 Stiff Leave a Comment

While there are more types of microphones, the three useful for podcasting are dynamic, condenser and ribbon microphones. Condenser microphones have been used for all kinds of applications for a long time, and quality varies a lot. They require some sort of power source, like … [Read more...]

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How I Like My Podcasts

August 23, 2011 Stiff Leave a Comment

We're all different, and all like things differently done. Here's how I like my podcasts. … [Read more...]

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Five Ideas for Podcasts

August 16, 2011 Stiff 1 Comment

I'm thinking of making a new podcast myself, and while I have the theme of it pretty much figured out, it made me think of other ideas for podcasts as well. … [Read more...]

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Audio lingo: Side-chain

August 9, 2011 Stiff Leave a Comment

Side-chaining is when you use the dynamic levels of one source to control the compression of your signal. For podcasting ducking might be the typical use for side-chaining. But you can also use it with a compressor and an EQ to create a de-esser, or with a gate and create the … [Read more...]

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Audio lingo: Multiband compressor

July 25, 2011 Stiff Leave a Comment

A multiband compressor is simply a compressor that can be set to operate differently on different frequencies. For instance, you could set it to a ratio of 4:1 on 500-1000 Hz and a ratio of 2:1 on 3 kHz. In the same way multiband limiters also exists. … [Read more...]

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