How to record, edit and upload a podcast and video podcast

So you’ve got a great idea for a podcast, and you’ve done all the prep work. You’re so close to being able to hit record and start shining. The last thing you need to consider is how you’re going to capture your audio and video.

You’ve done all the prep work, you’ve got all the gear, and you’re finally ready to record your first podcast. In this lesson we’ll learn how to put all your equipment together, how to make sure you get the most out of your guest, and some helpful tips to make sure that you get the best audio and video possible.

Now that you’ve recorded your podcast, it’s time to move into post-production. This is an essential part of podcasting that will result in the professional video and audio you’re looking for. Think of it like preparing a meal - you’ve spent all this time ensuring you’ve got high quality ingredients, and now it’s time to cook them into something that’s greater than the sum of its parts.

In this lesson we will be going through

• Editing workflow

• Audio edit - once through to remove gaps, coughs, empty spaces on tracks, etc.

• Enhancing audio - EQ, Compression, other techniques

• Problem solving - common mistakes and how to fix them

• Intro music, etc. - license free

• Video editing - setting up multitrack, basic colour correction

• Syncing up video with edited audio, explaining difference in timecode between devices

• Overlaying logos, intros, etc.

You’ve planned, you’ve prepared, you’ve set up, you’ve recorded, and you’ve edited. Job done, right? Not quite. Thankfully, this next and final step is the most rewarding of all, and that’s putting your podcast out there for the world to see. In this lesson, we’ll cover how to actually post your podcast to your preferred audio and video platforms, as well as some general tips for growing your audience.