Audio

When it comes to podcasting, your tools reach beyond just your computer, mic and audio software. One of the most important tools you can have is your ears. To improve production quality, you will need to train your ears on what to listen for. Training your ears is not something that can happen overnight, which… Read more

Ever notice a popping sound when you say certain words that start with P, T, or B into your mic? Those popping sounds are called plosives and they occur because when making certain consonant sounds you are completely stopping the air flow. Hold your hand an inch away from your mouth and say “pineapple.” See… Read more

Fact: Because people judge upon ‘first impression,’ your listeners judge your show upon the first thing they hear – which is your audio quality. In other words, audio quality may be a more important variable to success than your show’s content or your host’s and guest’s personality.  So you’ve got to sound good. Your whole Podcast… Read more

One of the keys to having a professional and successful podcast is to ensure high quality audibility. When speaking, it is natural for the human voice to have different sound levels; for example, you or the person you’re interviewing during your podcast might get excited at one point and your audio will peak. You want… Read more