Another in the series where I offer up some practical advice about setting up, recording, and publishing podcasts. This time, it’s the editing of audio. Like recording, there is loads of advice already out there about how to edit audio and it will, in many cases, be platform, system, or technology specific. These are just the things I work… Read More A quick guide to…audio editing
Another in the series where I offer up some practical advice about setting up, recording, and publishing podcasts. This time, it’s the recording of audio. There’s a lot of advice about recording already – these are the hints and tips I’ve found from recording hundreds of podcasts to avoid you making the same mistakes as me. Check the speakers’… Read More A quick guide to…audio recording
Another in the series where I offer up some practical advice about setting up, recording, and publishing podcasts. This time, it’s the planning process. I get asked lots of questions about podcast recording. They’re usually technical and relate to the microphones, sound, platforms etc. I like asking people a few questions which you need to… Read More A quick guide to…your podcast plan
Chatting about personalisation recently and someone told me that listening to a podcast through their headphones was the best experience. Their argument was that this method was an individual encounter with the speakers and more akin to social than consumption. You need to consider this in your design about this when you’re developing support for… Read More Hey, listen to this
“When you hit a wrong note, it’s the next note that makes it good or bad.” Miles Davis If there is such a thing as a good blog post, a good learning experience, a good podcast or a good meeting, whether it’s good or bad is relative. You’re only as good as the last thing… Read More What makes a good blog post?