Confused by some of the terms that your audio friends use? This glossary gives you an explanation of all the technical terms used in the field of audio recording and post-production.

Editing is where a lot of the magic happens. It is often worth hiring someone to help with this stage as it takes years to get good at it. Here are some quick Tips and Tricks for editors of all skill level.

Audacity is a great open source recording program that is free to download and available on all OS platforms.

If you have an Apple computer, Garageband comes free and is very easy to use when recording a podcast.

If you have more than one person on your podcast, things can get complicated. Here we look at the three methods for recording other people.

This guide teaches you how to speak into a microphone to get the best recording possible. Think of the microphone like an ear. Position, direction, angle, and distance to a sound source all matter.

Just like an assembly line, there are different stages in the recording process. Improving each stage will improve the overall recording and neglecting a stage can result in a bad recording.

This guide will help you record high-quality audio that allows us to share your expertise, skills, and thoughts with a huge audience.

Because English is so diverse, we put this guide together to help podcast producers and editors better understand the variations (or accents) of the English Language, and how it might affect production.

Everyone’s voice is different. The purpose of this guide is to identify key components of your voice, to help better the recording and post-production process.

This guide teaches you how to record and send audio files like an expert. Make your podcast editor happier, and send them exactly what they need.