Editing is the process that makes your raw audio become the polished show your listeners love. For many podcasters, editing is the toughest part. Don’t worry, though. Today, I’m here to guide you through it with the best podcast editing tools available.
Today marks a first for me. Here I am, alone in my downtown Saigon podcast studio, recording something entirely new. This isn’t your typical interview format; this time, I’m facing off against a powerful AI language model – Chat GPT. It’s my first AI Interview!
Audio quality is the most important element contributing to your podcast success. Even more so than the content! However, podcast background noise is always the white noise of frustration.
Editing a podcast can feel like a marathon. Trimming silences, cleaning up background noise, and perfecting the flow – it all adds up. While the human touch is irreplaceable for adding that special spark to your show, there’s a new wave of technology offering a helping hand: AI Podcast Editing.
In this blog post, we’ll look at a chat between Erin, John, and me, Niall about their podcasting journey as well as podcast challenges. Whether you’re new to podcasting or a pro, you’ll find some great tips from this blog.
In this episode of Smarter Podcasting, we discuss the importance of video content, having a podcast studio as well as podcast editing, and how to create and promote a successful podcast.
Imagine this: you’re struck with inspiration for your next episode, but the words are just out of reach. AI-powered language models can be your creative muse, generating engaging scripts or helping you refine your thoughts with a touch of linguistic finesse. Let me introduce to you my AI podcasting assistant in today’s post – Descript.
Welcome back to another episode of Smarter Podcasting with me, Niall Mackay, The Podcast Guy. In this episode, I want to share with you the 10 podcasting programs that I use to create my podcasts and give you an idea of how much they cost.
After years of creating and producing other interesting podcasts, I’ve learned how important it is to have a good podcast outro. What your audience remembers most is the last words of your talk or the main idea that stays with them.
It doesn’t matter if you’re an experienced podcast, want to try new things, or just you’re a new podcaster don’t know what to choose between these two, this blog post will tell you all the things you need to know about audio and video podcasts.