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When you start editing your podcast episodes, there's a good chance you'll need to remove some of the audio you recorded. In this tutorial, we'll show you various ways to cut your audio to make quick work of removing errors in your clips!
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Fading is a useful tool in a podcaster's arsenal and one you'll likely use on most episodes you edit. In this tutorial we'll show you four types of fades you can apply within Audacity.
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The MP3 file format is probably the most common and popular audio file extension for podcasters. This tutorial shows you how to export files as an MP3 regardless of your operating system, so you can easily upload finished episodes to your podcast host!
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Normalizing your audio is the process of adjusting the level or volume of your audio files without affecting their dynamic range. This tutorial explains the different components of normalization and how to add the effect within Audacity.
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Moving audio clips around the Audacity Timeline is an integral part of crafting a podcast. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to move your clips so you can arrange them into one seamless episode.
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Knowing how to remove background noise is an essential part of the audio-editing process. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use Audacity to remove unwanted recording sounds while keeping your original audio intact.
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Buzzsprout continues to charge forward with support for the new "podcast" namespace. This week we're announcing support for the Soundbite tag proposed by the Podcast Index.
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Buzzsprout achieves formal certification from IAB Tech Lab, verifying to users the accuracy of their podcast statistics
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Choosing a microphone can be daunting. In this guide, we'll show you the key features you'll need for your particular setup, and break down our top podcast microphone recommendations!
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