By Bradley Bambarger As podcasting has become all the rage over the past decade, the field has evolved exponentially. This is true in terms of the countless number of podcasts now available and the vast range of subjects they cover, as well as the technology involved in producing them, Read more…
Getting Great Audio Quality in Zoom By Matt Vanacoro One of the reasons people can often be averse to meeting virtually is that poor sound quality can really bring a meeting down. Nothing brings out frustration faster than having to repeat yourself, dealing with people talking over you, and the Read more…
By Shannon Cason I tell stories. And as a storyteller who’s worked with The Moth, Snap Judgement, and my own podcast, Homemade Stories, I tell and listen to a lot of stories. Oftentimes, I’m stuck in a room, bar, or theater and I have to sit and listen to other people Read more…
By Malcolm Doak and Jaime Zahl You’ve heard it time and time again: “The internet changed everything.” That statement especially rings true in the music industry. Apps like SoundCloud, Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, and Pandora transformed how and where we listen to music. Gone are the days of big label Read more…
Don’t miss this opportunity to enter to win a pair of Samson SR880 closed-back studio headphones. SR880 headphones are perfect for both audio professionals and music lovers who desire sonic clarity and accurate sound. Just read the contest rules and then enter and submit your details below between November 9 Read more…
Getting Started with a Home Recording Studio By Matt Vanacoro Do you want to teach classes remotely? Start a podcast? Create music? For these activities (and a bunch of others too long to list) you’ll want to start assembling a home production studio. It used to be a pretty intimidating Read more…
By Matt Vanacoro When it became quite clear that schools in NY state were not going to be returning for the year, one of the first things administration in my school district did was to reach out to the music department and ask if any teachers had experience with producing Read more…
By Matthew Boudreau The podcast revolution is here! More and more folks are starting podcasts to get their messages and voices into the ears of the world. Every podcast has a unique format, and every podcaster has a unique style and challenges, especially in terms of equipment they use. On Read more…
By Christopher Phin Coronavirus struck about a year into DC Thomson Media’s podcasting adventure – just as we were accelerating some editorial and commercial projects. We knew we didn’t want to interrupt our broadcasting. For our news brands, podcasts are an important way to tell richer stories, and for our Read more…
By Mark Egan The Covid19 lockdown forced lots of people to go camera from their homes. Whether you are on a Zoom call or making a video, here are some tips for looking and sounding more professional when making videos from home. Reduce Echo Your home is not designed as Read more…
