Welcome to Podcasting: Recording and Publishing Your Podcast!
In this course, we will use the real-world experiences of the award-winning instructor and university music production professor Dr. Jason Allen. But don't be worried - Dr. Allen is best known around campus for keeping things simple, accessible, useful, and fun.
In this class, we are going to take your podcast idea and turn it into reality. We will start by talking about the different kinds of recording we can do: one person in a room, two people in a room, multiple people in multiple rooms, and (my favorite), multiple people in multiple locations. I'll do some recordings to show you how to get the best quality audio even if the other person in your podcast is on the other side of the planet.
After we get the best recording done, we will go through how you can publish your podcast to get the maximum amount of exposure for it. We will get it on all of the major platforms, include Apple Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts, Amazon, and more.

This Podcasting class is everything you need to start making great podcasts!

This is a relatively short class - I've slimmed it down to just the important facts that you need to know to make your podcast. Including:

  • Audio Recording in a number of situations
  • What microphones to use
  • Microphone placement
  • How to get a quiet space in your home
  • Noise reduction techniques
  • Publishing podcasts on your own
  • Publishing podcasts through a distributor
  • Getting podcast sponsorship
  • And Much, Much More!

Course Outline

  • Introduction
    • Introduction
    • What is a Podcast?
    • What Software Do You Need?
    • What Hardware Do You Need?
  • Types of Recording
    • One Person in a Room
    • Multiple People in a Room
    • Multiple People in Multiple Rooms
    • Multiple People in Different Locations
  • One Person in a Room
    • Microphone Selection
    • Speaking Tone
    • Microphone Placement
    • Using a Pop Filter
    • Hardware Setup
    • Using Audacity
  • Multiple People in a Room
    • Hardware Modifications
    • Recording To Two Track or MultiTrack?
    • Avoiding Signal Bleed
    • Acoustics
  • Multiple People in Multiple Rooms
    • Hardware Modifications
    • Acoustic Isolation
  • Multiple People in Different Locations
    • Using Your Phone
    • The Clapboard
    • The Double-Ender Recording
    • Double-Ender Demo
  • Finalizing Techniques
    • Using Music
    • Using Sound FX
    • Mixing
    • Noise Reduction Techniques
    • Export Settings
  • Publishing Your Podcast
    • How Podcast Hosting Works
    • Self Hosted
    • Using a Distributor
  • Wrap Up
    • What Comes Next?
    • Thanks for Watching!

Course Information

Estimated Time: 1.5 Hours

Course Instructor

Jay Allen Author

J. Anthony Allen is an Ableton Certified Trainer, and a PhD in Music Composition and master of Electronic Sounds. His music has been heard internationally in film, radio, video games, and industrial sound, as well as the concert hall and theater. He currently is an adjunct professor of composition at the University of St. Thomas, and is the CEO and co-founder of Slam Academy in Minneapolis.

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