Queer Podcast Community
Home » forums » Podcasting » Misc. Gay Technology

Submitted by dtd on Tue, 2006-12-12 17:51.

Newbie here. Needs help.

‹ Skype and HotRecorder or Freecorder? Alarm Clock ›
» login or register to post comments

Comment viewing options

Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes.
The tools I like
Submitted by Matu (not verified) on Mon, 2007-12-10 19:07.

Hi there,

I'm doing voip interviews mostly and use EasyVoipRecorder after hotrecorder crashed a few times and went out of sync on a long AND IMPORTANT!!! call.

Audacity is more than I need for editing.

EasyVoipRecorder records directly on mp3 if you don't want to mess with convertions, really worked great after so long I've been using HR.

Hope it helps you!
Martu

My podcast interviews recorder

login or register to post comments
Ease of use
Submitted by 773Podcast on Mon, 2006-12-18 00:19.

I use Castblaster to record, and Audacity for editing.

login or register to post comments
In my opnion..
Submitted by Zillafag on Wed, 2006-12-13 10:46.

Audacity as it is free as far as recording and editing
itunes

login or register to post comments
Production software
Submitted by Brian_UP on Fri, 2006-12-22 17:30.

This is what I use:
Sony Acid Music Studio for more complex editing + mixing in pre-production. (also create music loops, mashups, etc.)
Audacity for quick edits or adjusting sound of clips (also pre-production).
Castblaster for final production of most shows.

I usually save stuff in .wav format until it goes to Castblaster. I think mp3 is the only format CB accepts?? .wav files are rejected, at least.

Castblaster is a good tool for a "live" feel. I think buying CB would be pointless if you intend to do post-production (except for rare times when you may wish to apply normalizing and compression in post production.

Audio Attitude email: brian @ audioattitude.com

login or register to post comments