Loudness normalization conforms audio to a perceived loudness level. Learn why that’s important in podcasting and how to make your podcast meet the standard.
People are listening to, watching, and subscribing to podcasts more on mobile devices than anything else. Here are nine things to make your podcast mobile-friendly.
We all make podcasting mistakes. Here are 10 things many podcasters do wrong with their podcast production.
Audacity, like any program, has its limits. There are workarounds to some of these, or alternatives to others.
Learn three easy Audacity tips for making your voice sound better, regardless of what microphone you use.
After our loss of Chris Capel, his fabulous work on Chris’s Dynamic Compressor needed a new home. For now, I’ll host it here and will
Review of Ambrosia Software’s Soundboard 2.0, Podcaster’s Theme for WordPress, compressor/limiter/gate on a small mixer, and pasting in Audacity.
Compression, expansion, noise gate, threshold, ratio—what does it all mean? Should you use a software audio compressor, or a hardware compressor?
LAME is still the best MP3 encoder, but further tests and conversations reveal that it just may not be the best for podcasting.
Stop making crappy MP3s with Audacity and LAME! I tell you how to encode MP3s the way LAME was designed to, so you get a great audio quality and small file size.
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