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GarageBand 203

Podcasting In GarageBand

117 minutes | by Paul Garay

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Released: Mar 9th, 2007

Learn how to record, enhance, and distribute podcasts, using GarageBand!

Paul Garay is not just a master of audio production, he's a master of Podcasting - in fact, Paul is Apple's main Podcast trainer! When he's not traveling coast to coast teaching the fine art of podcasting for Apple, you can also catch him at his own popular podcast, the Inside Home Recording Show, where Paul and his friends discuss all things related to project recording studios.

This program teaches valuable podcasting skills including recording and editing podcasts, using GarageBand's built-in DSP effects to compress and EQ your voice to give it that big podcast sound, making enhanced podcasts with images and URL links listeners can click, and publishing your podcast on iTunes or through iWeb.

Of particular note, there's also a detailed section on recording remote interviews with people over the web, via Skype - really cool stuff if you don't have the time or resources to fly your interviewees to your home studio!

For a full list of the topics covered, check-out the Table of Contents below:

Section 1: What is a Podcast?

01: How Podcasts Work

02: Subscribing to a Podcast

03: Other Podcast Directories

04: Other Podcasting Software

05: Useful Podcasting Websites

06: Apple's Podcast Seminar

Section 2: Newly Added Node

07: Setting Up Your System

08: Configuring Audio Hardware

09: Configuring a USB Mic

10: Creating a Podcast Episode

11: Making a Test Recording

Section 3: Recording Your Podcast

12: Recording With a Single Mic

13: Recording With 2 Mics

14: Channel Strip Presets

15: Remote Interviews - 1

16: Remote Interviews - 2

17: Sound Effects Instrument

18: "Double End" Interviews

19: Using the Levelator

Section 4: Editing Your Podcast

20: Cut, Copy, and Pasting

21: Deleting Audio Regions

22: Tightening Up the Pace

23: Jingles, Stingers & Effects

24: Adding "Podsafe" Music

25: Using the Ducking Feature

Section 5: Mixing and Bouncing Down

26: Adjusting Volume & Pan

27: Volume & Pan Automation

28: Adding EQ

29: Adding Compression

30: Using a Noise Gate

31: Adding Reverb

32: Adjusting the Volume

Section 6: Enhanced Podcasts

33: Enhanced Podcasts?

34: Episode Info and Artwork

35: The Media Browser

36: Adding Images

37: Adding Markers

38: Editing Marker Regions

39: Adding URLs

40: Deleting Markers

Section 7: Publishing Your Podcast

41: Setting Export Preferences

42: Exporting as an Episode

43: Sending to iTunes

44: Sending a Podcast to iWeb

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Podcasting In GarageBand

Mar 22, 2009

Dear Friends, I would like to know how can I use movie track and podcast track without eliminate the second one. The course did not explain this case. But in general the author did an amazing job. I could learn a lot.

-adrian sgarbi

Podcasting In GarageBand

Feb 25, 2009

interesting but some basics missing for me.. I am a novice and the simple task of taking an existing podcast and downloading it to then be put into garageband for editing is missing.. so I have files I can't find or editl I am sure the rest will fall into place once the basic steps are resolved

-Jack Hill

Podcasting In GarageBand

Dec 5, 2008

A fun and informative program for those who are unfamiliar with Podcasting and its potentials. Well presented in a format that is beneficial to the general public. This company is SUPERIOR in the Art of TEACHING!

-Arthur H Van Slyke Jr

Podcasting In GarageBand

Oct 20, 2008

Excellent tutorial, the teacher was very clear, methodical. Towards the end the intro pages to each chapter are wrong - it displays the length as "0:00". but other than that, perfect.

-Sholto

Podcasting In GarageBand

Oct 9, 2008

This was also good. Really in depth instruction. Audio of examples played was too soft. I had to turn up volume to hear your playbacks and then quickly turn down volume again for Paul's narration.

-Donald Gould

Podcasting In GarageBand

Sep 13, 2008

Good product - well designed, organized and presented.

-Martin Chochinov

Podcasting In GarageBand

Sep 2, 2008

Great introduction to podcasting, very helpfull and worth the money

-Macca

Podcasting In GarageBand

Mar 17, 2008

Really useful ... specially the fact that it is in edible and digestible chunks.

-Zaheer Alam Kidvai

Podcasting In GarageBand

Nov 26, 2007

Excellent! Although I was familiar with some of Garage Band's features, the things I learned from the videos made a significant difference in the quality and variety in my podcasts. The presentations were visually excellent and the sequence of instruction was logical and very clear. I would recommend the MacProVideo training to anyone who wishes to gain a comprehensive overview of Garage Band.

-Bernie

Podcasting In GarageBand

Nov 1, 2007

I wrote a review about this in macCompanion in the August 2007 issue. Although for the previous version, I still think this is a great video and well worth the $20 for anyone using GarageBand for Podcasting!

-Wayne LeFevre