Become a Pro Podcaster - Full Course - From Zero To Advanced

Install Adobe Audition as your host software and follow along by recording your own audio, watching the videos first, and practicing step by step to master editing.

Explore Adobe Audition, a user-friendly podcast creation and editing tool with plugins to enhance workflows and even generate income. Learn step-by-step in short episodic videos, from basics to advanced features.

Explore the file and edit tabs in Adobe Audition, learn to create and save audio files, manage multi-track sessions, import and export, and master shortcuts, markers, and snapping.

Navigate the Adobe Audition multi-track workflow, moving from waveform to multi-track, add mono or stereo tracks (and 5.1), edit source file, and use the metronome and tempo features.

Learn to manage multi-track audio in Adobe Audition, part 3, using mute, group clips, remix, fade in/out, save and link media, and explore effects and favorites.

Explore Adobe Audition part 4: navigate the view and window tabs, customize and save workspaces, manage multi-track editor and waveform views, and organize tools like meter, effects, and analysis panels.

Explore the waveform segment in the audio software, edit sample files with echoes and denoising, and configure audio files—set sample rate, channel, bit depth, and consider wav or mp3 formats.

Configure microphone inputs and outputs in Adobe Audition, navigate audio hardware, adjust latency, and enable autosave and backups to safeguard your recordings.

Learn to set Windows sound settings by selecting input and output devices for your recording software, adjust microphone volume, and choose mono output, with tips for external sound card setups.

Record with the red button, adjust mic distance and gain, and test with silent start and end to detect ambient noise; edit with denoising and explore multitrack and spectral views.

Set up ideal recording conditions and reduce ambient noise using capture noise print, noise reduction processes, and frequency controls to produce higher quality audio before editing.

Learn how to normalize audio by setting peaks and achieving consistent wave amplitudes while avoiding distortion. Adjust gain to provide headroom, typically targeting minus three decibels, and limit clipping.

Shape the voice spectrum from 20 Hz to 16 kHz after noise reduction and normalization, using a parametric equalizer with vocal enhancer presets and gradient noise cuts.

Explore how compression creates consistency across audio waves using single and multiband compressors, with threshold, ratio, attack, release, and presets such as voice attacker.

Explore audio editing in the effects tab, including reverb, echo, noise reduction, equalizers, compressions, and normalization, and compare amplify with normalizer while setting a -3 decibel limit to prevent distortion.

learn how a de-esser plugin uses presets to reduce whistling sounds in a 3kHz to 6kHz range, and avoid common mistakes like forgetting to deactivate the output noise option.

Explore dynamic tools, including compressors, auto gate, limiter, and expander, and learn how threshold, attack, hold, and release shape frequency content, reduce noise, and control peaks for podcasts.

Explore analog delay, echo, and reverb effects in this session, mastering dry/wet balance, delay time, feedback, and presets, and tuning reverb with room size, early reflections, and high/low cut EQ.

Discover how to remove unwanted mouth noises by scanning, repairing, and applying light or heavy presets. Identify silences, delete sections, and explore clipper and Mach audio options.

Learn how fft filter shapes telephone voice in audio production, using a frequency graph to target ranges, explore presets, and compare with filter plugins and equalizers.

Explore practical uses of graphic equalizers, band ranges, and modulation effects like chorus, flanger, and noise reduction to shape podcast audio with presets and avoid distortion.

Explore noise tools like click remover, face correction, the hammer, and reverb, noting the hammer can overdo reductions for mic recordings; reverb addresses reflections when rooms aren't ideal.

Improve audio quality with vocal enhancer settings and high-frequency boosts, address noise, apply final editing tips and effects for cleaner sound, and practice modifying an audio file for mixing.

Explore multitrack workflows for mixing and mastering, manage tracks with renaming, color, mute and solo, and apply EQ, latency, and recording in a flexible environment.

Explore the effects rack in a daw, applying clip and track effects with presets to speed up workflow. Learn manual tweaks like compression, equalization, denoise, and limiting to shape your audio.

Mix music for podcasts by adjusting volume and pan, applying fades with keyframes, and using automation with equalizer, compressor, and reverb to shape mood.

Master real-time audio automation, recording write and read data for volume, channels, reverb, and effects, and use bypass and manual point editing to enhance mix and master.

Become a pro podcaster by mastering keyboard shortcuts in Audition and Premiere, customizing workflows for noise reduction, normalize, equalizers, compressors, and de-reverb with iZotope Pro Q3 and Pro C.

Explore exporting in Adobe Audition—select formats (mp3, wav), set sample rate and stereo channels, and use Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder for multi-track projects, with backup options.

Learn to enhance podcast audio with iZotope RX and FabFilter, install them in Adobe Audition, and use denoising, equalizers, and compressors for higher sound quality.

Learn how plugins extend your host DAWs, with examples like FabFilter and iZotope, and how to download, install, and scan them in the proper VST3 path for a podcast workflow.

Explore professional noise reduction using plugins like voice denoise and spectral denoise, learn to set thresholds, learn noise patterns, and evaluate results to preserve original voice quality.

Master equalization with FabFilter Pro-Q3, exploring presets, five bands across 20 Hz to 20 kHz, and precise gain, slope, and low cut and high cut controls for mixing and mastering.

Discover how to use the fab filter dynamics compressor to manage peaks by adjusting threshold, ratio, attack, release, knee, and mastering styles, with visual feedback.

Explore how reverb plugins shape podcast sound, adjust room size and distance, brightness and clarity with dry/wet mix and Pro-q three equalization, and preview restoration tools in future sessions.

Learn to apply Adobe Audition plugins for podcasts, from breath control to de-esser and denoise, to remove breathing sounds, clicks, and whistling, and to optimize room reverbs and mastering presets.

Edit a real podcast episode by applying normalization, denoising, compression, limiter, and equalization, then address breathing and whistling noises before exporting the final audio for a videocast.

Editors convert three raw audio files into a polished podcast by applying mono conversion, denoise, normalization, Pro-Q 3 equalization, compression, and careful volume automation.

Publish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Castbox, and SoundCloud to attract listeners and monetize, while using videos, visuals, and social media to boost engagement and sponsorships.

Discover how to create a videocast or video podcast for YouTube and other platforms, with lighting, camera, microphone setups, and best practices for multi-platform distribution and monetization.

Explore how to publish podcasts across major podcatchers using Podbean, with RSS feed integration and automatic cross-platform distribution to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and Castbox.

Learn how to create and edit a videocast using Camtasia, compare it with Premiere, and optimize setup with microphone, camera, lighting, and simple editing steps for YouTube platforms.

Explore the Camtasia workspace, templates, and new project setup for video editing. Master basic editing workflows—split, cut, undo, multi-track timelines, markers, and exporting.

Explore the editing software hands-on, mastering favorites, media, animations, text styling, visual effects, cursor paths, presets, and transitions with a podcast-friendly emphasis on cuts.

Master animations and zoom-and-pan, set starting points and durations, apply presets and transitions, choose actual size or scale to fit, and apply behavior and cursor effects to enhance videos.

Explore audio effects in Audi eight, including compression with ratio and threshold, gain, noise removal, and fades, and add captions, narration, and visualizers for podcast videocasts.

Export your Camtasia videocast as mp4, set a local file, adjust bitrate and frame size, apply basic presets for 1080p or 4k, and publish to Instagram Reels or YouTube.

Edit a real videocast by applying color corrections with LUTs, trimming and arranging audio and video, adding text, animations, and a final export in mp4.

Explore noise reduction options in isotopes rcs voice denoise and spectral denoise, including the learn item and adaptive mode that train the software to detect and automatically reduce noise.

Learn practical noise reduction for challenging audio, comparing voice denoise with spectral noise, and apply thresholds, reduction curves, and compressors to preserve voice quality.