
In this short video, David introduces himself and describes what to expect in this section.
This lecture covers David Power's background and experience, the topics the course will cover, and an overview of the course format.
This lecture covers solutions to three very common audio recording problems. Use these solutions and you'll immediately improve your podcast recordings by at least 100%. No exaggeration!
In this short video, David provides an overview of the topics covered in the Record section and discussed why this is the most important section of the course!
This lecture covers how to tell a good room from a bad one, what to avoid when trying to fix a 'bad' room, and three ways to instantly improve your podcast recordings.
This lecture covers the two main types of microphones, the pros and cons of each type, and which one is the best option for almost all podcasters.
This lecture covers the the functions and features of audio interfaces and audio recorders, the differences between them, and which you should buy if you can only afford one or the other.
In this lecture, you'll learn:
This lecture covers the main functions performed by DAW software plus free and low-cost options to help get you up and running quickly and cheaply.
This lecture covers five low-cost accessories that will take your podcast recordings from good to great. You'll learn what these accessories are, what they do, and why they're important.
This lecture discusses how to solve the majority of microphone problems by being aware of and avoiding the common errors made by most beginners.
In this short video, David provides an overview of the topics covered in the Produce section.
This lecture covers the importance and benefits of audio editing. You'll learn about two most important types of edits and how to perform them like a pro!
In this lecture, you'll learn how to use equalization to solve common recording problems and all about two filters to add to every vocal recording.
In this lecture, you'll learn how a compressor works, its essential parameters, and how to use compression to greatly improve the intelligibility of your podcast.
In this lecture, you'll learn what mastering is, why it's important, and how to use mastering techniques to put a final polish on your podcast episode before you convert it to MP3 format.
In this lecture, you'll learn how to configure free software (used by many professional pocasters) to convert your master recordings into size and quality-optimized MP3 format.
In this short video, David provides an overview of the topics covered in the Launch section.
In this lecture, you'll learn about meta data, how podcast players use meta data, and how to tag your podcast episodes with essential information about you and your show.
In this lecture, you'll learn about the functions performed by a media host and what to look for (and look out for) when shopping for a host. You'll also learn how to get close to two months of free hosting from one of the top podcast hosts in the business!
In this lecture, you'll learn how to locate your podcast's RSS feed, how to validate it, and how and get your show listed in the granddaddy of all podcast directories.... iTunes!
In this short video, David congratulates you on completing the course, asks you to leave a fair and honest review, and discusses ways in which you can stay in touch.
This lecture consists of a PDF download.
In this lecture, David offers you a 50% discount to upgrade to his Pro Level podcast training package. You'll definitely want to check this out!
What Podcasting 'Gurus' Don't Tell You
(But you absolutely must know before starting a podcast...)
One podcasting authority suggests "Technology isn't important." Another sums up the entire podcast creation process in a four-minute video. A third insists you can podcast without money, gear, or experience. None of them take the time to explain what the buttons, dials and lights all mean. They leave you to figure out the "techie stuff" on your own.
Introduction to Podcast Technology is different. It acknowledges that technology is not the most important aspect of podcasting. But instead of trying to convince you everything is easy, the course guides you through each stage of the podcast creation process in detail and offers precise, step-by-step instructions on the essential tools and techniques you need to record, produce, and launch a podcast.
Here are just a few of the topics covered in Introduction to Podcast Technology:
✔ How to instantly tell the difference between a good recording room and a bad one (and how to avoid wasting a ton of time and money trying to make a bad room sound better.)
✔ Two types of microphones commonly used in podcasting (and which type helps you avoid 80% of the most-common recording problems.)
✔ How spending money upgrading your recording gear can actually result in lower quality recordings (strange but true!)
✔ Two ways to get pro-quality audio data into your computer (and which to choose if you're on a tight budget.)
✔ Five must-have recording accessories... including one that can make the biggest, instant improvement in the quality of your recordings. (You’ll be surprised how cheap this one is.)
✔ Four distracting mouth noises you'll hear when you record your voice (including which ones you should ignore, and how to fix the ones you shouldn't ignore.)
✔ Five Digital Audio Workstation software options (including 3 you can download and use today absolutely free.)
✔ The two most critical audio filters (and why you should apply both to every podcast you ever record.)
✔ The *secret* production technique that ensures listeners can hear your podcast clearly in any listening environment. (Professional audio engineers use this to produce vocals on hit records!)
✔ How to perform two simple (but critical) techniques that solve 90% of the audio editing problems you'll ever encounter.
✔ A collection of 30 audio plugins you can download and use to produce your podcast absolutely free. (All 30 are fully-functional with no nag screens and no strings attached!)
✔ A process that ensures your final "master" podcast recordings sound consistent, polished, and professional from beginning to end (Ignore this and your show can sound like a collection of different segments held together with duct tape.)
✔ A free software tool for converting podcast recordings into the highest-quality MP3s. (There's a good chance it's already installed on your computer!)
✔ MP3 encoder settings that produce the best possible balance between size and quality. (Use these settings to save money on hosting AND reduce your subscribers' mobile data charges. It's a win-win.)
✔ The importance of "meta data" and how to embed it in your MP3 files (Plus, the FREE software that makes tagging child's-play-easy!)
✔ What to look for (and look out for) when choosing a media host (including the one option a newbie podcaster should never consider!)
✔ How to determine the size of the hosting plan you need. (Even a 5th grader can calculate it with this simple formula.)
✔ The most effective method to get your show listed in the iTunes podcast directory. (Follow this step-by-step process to avoid approval delays, rejections, and re-submissions!)
Look over the instructor's shoulder as he breaks down complex podcasting topics including: equalization, compression, MP3 encoding, navigating a media host's dashboard, and much more.
Whether you're an aspiring podcaster who’s intimidated or overwhelmed by technology, or an experienced professional looking for new production techniques, Introduction to Podcast Technology offers exactly what you need.
Don't let technology stand in the way of sharing your knowledge, passion and voice with the world. Click the Buy Now button and enroll in Introduction to Podcast Technology today!