This show focuses on the technical production of audio podcasts. Chris Curran chats with podcasters about their audio equipment, software and workflow to help you learn how to produce better sounding podcasts. You’ll also learn solutions to common audio issues as well as plenty of tips and tricks. By listening to this show you will gain a TON of knowledge and skills that will make a HUGE difference in your sound quality _and_ save you time! Subscribe/Follow today and start listening! Your host Chris Curran has a background in podcast production (Forbes, Dun & Bradstreet, J&J, etc) as well as music production (Sarah McLachlan, Jeff Buckley, Foreigner, etc). When he entered podcasting in 2012, he noticed that most podcasters (and producers) do not have a good understanding of fundamental audio engineering concepts, which sabotages the quality of their sound from the very beginning. This show, as well as Podcast Engineering School, helps podcasters and producers reach professional levels of podcast audio production.
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episode 228: Corey Marie Green, Author of The Podcaster's Audio Handbook
(*Be sure to watch the video version of this episode on Podcast Engineering School's YouTube channel here ---> https://youtu.be/7ifjy23plAY )
Had a wonderful and insightful conversation with my guest is Corey Marie Green, freelance audio engineer specializing in radio and podcasting. She is also the author of 'The Podcaster's Audio Handbook: A Technical Guide for Creative People’.
Corey's book ---> https://www.transducer-audio.com/book
Corey's LinkedIn ---> https://www.linkedin.com/in/corey-marie-green/
WE DISCUSSED:
Macbook Pro running Pro Tools
Izotope RX 8
Audio interface - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2
Microphones - Sennheiser e945
RODE NTG-2 shotgun mic
Desk-mounted scissor boom stand
AKAI MPK Mini Midi keyboard
Zoom H5 portable recorder
Headphones - AudioTechnica ATH-M50x
Marantz PM5004 amplifier
PSB speakers (Alpha B1)
Processing: Audio repair, EQ, dynamics, sibilance, plosives, mouth noises
SPL de-verb (if someone's in a really live room)
Waves sibilance plugin
dyn3 de-esser (comes with pro tools)
Waves MaxxVolume
Using gentle dynamics processing to the sub-master to tie it all together
Adding music underneath speech
Intelligibility
Episode I mentioned: Michael Pettersen (PES 062) —>
https://podcastengineeringschool.com/michael-pettersen-pes-062/