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At NAB in Las Vegas, we learned about how Riverside provides high quality results for recording video podcasts with remote partners or guests, no matter what the bandwidth. Noah Mosquin discusses how it all works, even if your session gets interrupted by an internet outage.   This edition of MacVoices is supported by The MacVoices Slack. Available all Patrons of MacVoices. Sign up at Patreon.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Links:     Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon     http://patreon.com/macvoices     Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect:     Web:     http://macvoices.com     Twitter:     http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner     http://www.twitter.com/macvoices     Mastodon:     https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner     Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner     MacVoices Page on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/     MacVoices Group on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice     LinkedIn:     https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/     Instagram:     https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe:     Audio in iTunes     Video in iTunes     Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:     Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss     Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

Podcastfolgen online aufzeichnen ist ne super Sache, weil es so praktisch ist. Aber die Folgen sollen natürlich auch eine gute Qualität haben und man soll nicht hören, dass einer der Gesprächspartner z.B. per Zoom zugeschaltet ist. Das Zauberwort lautet: Double-Ender. Mit welchen Tricks ihr eine Online-Podcastfolge am besten aufzeichnet, verrate ich euch in diesem Podcastgeflüster.

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Remote recording is the bane of the interview-podcaster's existence.  Mostly because of the unpredictability of our guests.  There are so many variables that make it very difficult to achieve great sounds from our guests half of the recording.  Luckily there are solutions for this -- our two favorites being:RiversideAndSquadcast.But even when using these remote recording solutions there are still many problems that arise. So in this episode, Studio Steve shares with us, all of the tips and tricks we need to know, so that we are equipped to achieve the best quality audio that we can on our shows.  In the episode Studio Steve mentions noise reduction plugins, learn more by clicking these links belowNS1- by WavesIzoptope RX  Want to connect?! Say hi on social InstagramTwitterWork with our creative team to launch a podcast that will stand outLet's chat

This is it: time to record a podcast. Planning is great, publishing is a given, but recording, that's where the magic happens.In this article I'm going to cover every step. Here's a quick summary on how to record a podcast: Planning: what prep do you need to do so that the recording goes smoothly? Equipment: what gear do you need to be able to record a great quality show? Software: what tools do you need to be able to capture your audio? By the end of this article, you'll know everything you need to record a podcast. All that's left is to hit that big red button, and get your voice out into the world!Planning to Record a PodcastIt's tempting to miss this bit out… You know the subject, after all, and you're raring to go! Why not just wing it?Well, as much as I'm a fan of the seat-of-the-pants approach, an episode plan can make a huge difference to the quality of your show. Don't worry, this doesn't need to take up your whole day. A small plan can make a big difference.Plan the TopicFirst thing, what are you going to talk about? This is the gold. If you choose the wrong episode topic, then your $500 Heil mic and your pro-level Zoom H6 recorder don't matter a whit. Listeners won't care about the show, perfect audio quality or not.So, do your research. Figure out your ideal listener, and particularly what they care about. Then, for each episode, think: What questions are your listeners asking? What problems are they experiencing? What are they struggling with, right now? Every episode, you should tackle one of them.How do you figure that out? Good old fashioned keyword research, tailored for podcasting. Check out that article for a full rundown of tools that can help you find a bunch of questions that you can answer.Script the EpisodeScripting is an oft-debated topic. Should you go super-detailed, or might you go quite light and off-the-cuff? I answered that in a full article on how to script a podcast with a few examples. But, let's cover it in brief.On the one hand, a detailed script can make for a really tight, value-packed episode. It cuts the rambling and ensures you cover every single thing you need to.The only trouble is, a detailed script can cut the spontaneity and drain your personality from an episode. It does take quite a bit of skill to read a detailed script and still sound natural, conversational. But, it's possible.Plus, of course, it takes quite a lot of time to put together something so detailed.On the other hand, a light script – just a collection of bullet points really – can provide enough guidance, but not tie you down. You can be more engaging, more free-flowing, more personable, and it takes much less time to prepare.But, again, the downsides… with a light-touch script, you can much more easily lose your way, forget things and repeat yourself. The waffle factor increases dramatically and your episodes will tend to be longer. That's not necessarily a good thing…It often comes down to personality and practice. Start with a detailed script, until you get more comfortable on the mic. Then, reduce the detail, bit by bit, until you find that balance between time spent, benefits gained and recording style.What Equipment Do I Need to Record a Podcast?You Need a MicrophoneFirst, let's capture that voice. That's what the humble microphone is designed to do. You can find a collection of the best microphones here, so have a browse through and pick something that fits your space and budget.If you want to keep things simple, go for a USB microphone. You'll plug that right into your computer, and record there. No other equipment needed, just software. I'll cover the recording software below.A USB mic is ideal for anyone that'll be recording a solo show, or if you'll be recording with others on the internet (more on software for this below, too). And, let's be honest, that's 90% of the podcasts out there!Do You Need a Digital Recorder?If you think you'll be recording a podcast with other people in-person though, that's when a digital recorder comes in handy. The reason being, it's hard to record with more than one USB mic into a single computer.In this case, the idea setup is one digital recorder and two (or more!) XLR microphones. For example, I use a Zoom H5 and two SamsonQ2Us for this.For another recorder option, the Zoom PodTrak P4 is a brand new piece of kit on the market. It's a dedicated podcast recorder that lets you record multiple mics, remote calls (online and phone), as well as play live music, clips, and effects in your episodes. Check out our full review of the Zoom PodTrak P4.How About a USB Audio Interface?Something of a middle ground between a USB mic and a digital recorder. A USB audio interface connects to your computer as if it were a USB mic, but you then plug in and run XLR mics into it. This is a great option for computer-based podcasters who want to improve their audio quality, whilst increasing their range of flexibility and control. Here are the Best USB Audio Interfaces for Podcasters.Would You Like to Record into a Smartphone?For solo recording or a two-person interview, an option I really like is the Rode Smartlav+. This is a lavalier mic (tie mic or lapel mic – those wee ones you see clipped to a shirt!) and it plugs right into your smartphone.If you add a Rode SC6 adapter to this setup, then you can plug in two Smartlavs, and record an interview with someone right next to you! See the whole Smartlav interview setup here if you think this'll suit you.Further Reading: Definitive Guide to Podcast Recording EquipmentWhat Software Do I Need to Record a Podcast?The final ingredient, presuming you're not using a digital recorder, is software. In this case, we're talking about recording software, not editing. You can read our full guide to podcast software for the entire range, but we'll stick to podcast recording software here.Recording Solo into your ComputerLet's take the simplest option first: recording a podcast on your own.If you're flying solo, then the easiest choice is to record right into an editing package, like Audacity, or Audition. Audacity is the first choice for many, for one very good reason: it's free!There are a few good reasons to pay for Audition, or one of the other paid editing packages, and you can find out more about that here: Audacity vs Audition.But, if you're just starting, there's no risk in trying out Audacity first. It's really simple for recording, but if you want to learn Audacity inside out, check out our in-depth audacity course here.One final choice here, if you're looking to tie recording into the wider process, is Alitu: the Podcast maker. Alitu is designed to take care of the tech in creating your podcast, and recording is one part of that. With Alitu, you can record solo segments, and a new feature lets you record remote calls, too!As a bonus, it'll polish up your audio, add your music, piece together all the clips (you can upload your other recordings too, such as an interview that was recorded elsewhere), and publish your final file.It makes everything super-easy, for sure. It's a subscription product, so it comes at a cost, but if you're willing to trade a monthly payment for saving a bunch of time and stress, it might be worth a go. Sign up for a week's free trial with Alitu and see what you think.Recording an Online CallIf you run an interview show then there's a good chance you'll need to record your podcast online at some point, if not every week! Similar if you have a co-host and they're not local to you. There are a couple of options here for you.Zoom.us – Free, Lower QualityThe most common these days is zoom.us. Zoom is, at a basic level, a video conferencing tool. You set up a room, give out a web link, and anyone can sign into the call via that link.As a bonus, Zoom automatically records the call, and sends you an audio and a video file at the end. You can even set it up to record two speakers on separate channels, so you can process your interviewee separate during editing. Good for folks that love the control!Zoom is free to use if you're only recording 1 other person, and it's relatively low-cost for bigger groups. Pop through to this link to see our guide to using Zoom for podcasting.‘Double-Ender' Call Recorders – Paid, Higher QualityThe term ‘double-ender' refers to recording both ends of the conversation separately, directly on the speaker's computer. So, your mic is recorded on your computer, and your interviewee's mic is recorded on their computer. This bypasses the usual internet-phone issues of call-dropping and audio glitches.There are a few good double-ender call recorders on the market these days, making it pretty easy to run. You'll simply set up a new call and send your interviewee a link, similar to Zoom.us. But, this time, the software will record each side independently, and stitch it all together at the end. That just leaves you to download the final result and use it in your episode. Easy!Our top choice at the moment is SquadCast. Our link here is an affiliate, which means we may earn a small commission if you were to sign up through it – though at no extra cost to yourself.As I say, though, there are a few great options on the market today. So if you'd like to shop around a little more, then check out our guide to recording a podcast online.Smartphone Recording SoftwareIf you've decided that the Smartlav microphone above might suit you, then a final option is to record a double-ender call on your Smartphone. Ringr provides a great mobile app for this, so you can record into your Phone, via a Smartlav+ mic.If you're doing a lot of interviews and you've decided that a double-ender tool, like Ringr, is worth the money, then a Smartlav+ is a good addition to your recording arsenal. It gives you a lot of flexibility, since you can then record a good quality online interview just about anywhere.Remember to check out our best podcast making apps article if you want to go beyond recording, and create the podcast entirely on your phone.Do you Know How to Record a Podcast?I hope that's answered any questions you had about how to record a podcast. I know it can look a little intimidating at first, but really it's down to just three parts: the planning, the equipment and the software. Start simple, and work up from there!As mentioned, the simplest way to start is to grab yourself a USB Microphone and just starting recording, solo, into Audacity.Then, if you need to record a call, start with Zoom.us as the easiest (and free!) option.From there, you can upgrade your online interviews by switching to a dedicated ‘double-ender' call recorder. Or, you can grab yourself a mini podcast studio like the Zoom PodTrak P4 which will let you record both remotely, and in-person.Next Steps?For more detail on each step, check out our dedicated post on each: How to plan & script your Podcast Equipment for Recording a Podcast Software for Recording a Podcast If you still need any help with planning your show, with choosing your equipment, or with setting up your software, remember we run weekly live support sessions in The Podcast Host Academy, where we can answer all of your questions. We also have a set of in-depth courses on all three topics, to give you the confidence to start.Whatever path you choose, remember that this is where the magic happens! It just takes the nerve to hit record, and the motivation to keep doing that every week. With that, you'll find your audience!

Slut club!! What it says on the tin this week! Filth from all angles. Some little minutes for your ease of ear holes/ hoe holes. DOUBLE ENDER 10:30## VIBRATE YOUR ASS 14:35## C/CURVE 25:45## LUBE 34:00## DOG CHAIN 42:55 You're welcome. Enjoy hunz x

Teil 2/2: Warum ist das Thema "Marke" eigentlich so schwierig? Zumindest, wenn man keine Marke hat. Ich bin super glücklich, dass ich in 2018 die Marken-Strategie Beratung Brand Trust aus Nürnberg erst als Kunde gewinnen durfte und mittlerweile als Freunde am Start habe. Die Kollegen von Brand Trust haben es auch geschafft, bei mir selbst die Wichtigkeit des Themas "Markenaufbau und Markenführung" klar zu machen. Sowohl für unsere eigene Marke, als auch für unsere Kunden. Dies gilt natürlich sowohl für Startups als auch für (aus-)gewachsene Unternehmen. Mega spannendes Thema, sag ich mittlerweile auch selbst. Vor allem auch in diesen verrückten Corona-Zeiten. In welcher Form eine gescheite Krisenkommunikation Einfluss auf die Markenführung hat, das besprechen wir u.a. im Podcast...Und was ist eigentlich ein Moonshot? Und wie bekommt eine Marke diesen berühmten Sog? Und und und.... Übrigens haben wir den Podcast als Doubleender aufgenommen. Heißt im Brand Trust Podcast gibt´s auch gleichzeitig ein Interview mit mirm ausnahmsweise zum Thema "Growth Hacking" ;-) ►Mehr zu Colin und zu Brand Trust: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanecolinfernandosamarappuli/ https://www.brand-trust.de/de/ Und wenn Du noch viel mehr Growth Hacks lernen möchtest. Deine eigene Growth Hacking Roadmap mit uns erstellen und umsetzen möchtest, dann komm schnell in eines unserer Growth Hacking Bootcamps - 100% digital. Als treuer Podcast-Hörer bekommst Du mit dem Gutscheincode "PODCAST" sogar 20% Rabatt... ►Sicher Dir Dein Ticket für eines der nächsten 100% digitalen Growth Hacking Bootcamps: Tickets für den 27.3.2020: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growth-hacking-bootcamp-39-online-tickets-99656798166?discount=PODCAST Tickets für den 3.4.2020: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growth-hacking-bootcamp-40-online-tickets-99684073748?discount=PODCAST ►Und den Growth Europe (ONLINE) Summit solltest Du Dir auch dringend mal anschauen...Kickstart your Growth engine 2020 - Jetzt Free-Ticket sichern: https://www.growtheurope.com/

Teil 1/2: Warum ist das Thema "Marke" eigentlich so schwierig? Zumindest, wenn man keine Marke hat. Ich bin super glücklich, dass ich in 2018 die Marken-Strategie Beratung Brand Trust aus Nürnberg erst als Kunde gewinnen durfte und mittlerweile als Freunde am Start habe. Die Kollegen von Brand Trust haben es auch geschafft, bei mir selbst die Wichtigkeit des Themas "Markenaufbau und Markenführung" klar zu machen. Sowohl für unsere eigene Marke, als auch für unsere Kunden. Dies gilt natürlich sowohl für Startups als auch für (aus-)gewachsene Unternehmen. Mega spannendes Thema, sag ich mittlerweile auch selbst. Vor allem auch in diesen verrückten Corona-Zeiten. In welcher Form eine gescheite Krisenkommunikation Einfluss auf die Markenführung hat, das besprechen wir u.a. im Podcast...Und was ist eigentlich ein Moonshot? Und wie bekommt eine Marke diesen berühmten Sog? Und und und.... Übrigens haben wir den Podcast als Doubleender aufgenommen. Heißt im Brand Trust Podcast gibt´s auch gleichzeitig ein Interview mit mirm ausnahmsweise zum Thema "Growth Hacking" ;-) ►Mehr zu Colin und zu Brand Trust: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanecolinfernandosamarappuli/ https://www.brand-trust.de/de/ Und wenn Du noch viel mehr Growth Hacks lernen möchtest. Deine eigene Growth Hacking Roadmap mit uns erstellen und umsetzen möchtest, dann komm schnell in eines unserer Growth Hacking Bootcamps - 100% digital. Als treuer Podcast-Hörer bekommst Du mit dem Gutscheincode "PODCAST" sogar 20% Rabatt... ►Sicher Dir Dein Ticket für eines der nächsten 100% digitalen Growth Hacking Bootcamps: Tickets für den 27.3.2020: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growth-hacking-bootcamp-39-online-tickets-99656798166?discount=PODCAST Tickets für den 3.4.2020: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/growth-hacking-bootcamp-40-online-tickets-99684073748?discount=PODCAST ►Und den Growth Europe (ONLINE) Summit solltest Du Dir auch dringend mal anschauen...Kickstart your Growth engine 2020 - Jetzt Free-Ticket sichern: https://www.growtheurope.com/

Schöne Ecken bzw. Cornelis ist nun wirklich in Japan! Nach dem "virtuellen" Rundgang im vorletzten Jahr gibt es nun einen DoubleEnder aus dem fernen Osaka. Cornelis berichtet von seiner Reise, japanischen Eigenheiten bei Architektur, Gastronomie und Menschen und klettert im Verlauf der Folge immer höher auf den Bahnhof in Osaka. Teil 1 der Japan-Tour.

Schöne Ecken bzw. Cornelis ist nun wirklich in Japan! Nach dem "virtuellen" Rundgang im vorletzten Jahr gibt es nun einen DoubleEnder aus dem fernen Osaka. Cornelis berichtet von seiner Reise, japanischen Eigenheiten bei Architektur, Gastronomie und Menschen und klettert im Verlauf der Folge immer höher auf den Bahnhof in Osaka. Teil 1 der Japan-Tour.

This episode of Views on Vue is coming to you live from Microsoft Ignite with Charles Max Wood. With the changes in Views on Vue show and its hosts, Charles has decided to learn more of the Vue language. In order to do this he will be enrolling himself and whoever else wants to learn the Vue language to a Vue challenge. He describes the #100daysofvuechallenge he will launching which was modeled after a fitness challenge he did earlier. The developer who wants to be a part of the #100daysofvuechallenge has to commit a piece of code everyday and read up on blogs articles and other resources on Vue developing everyday. Charles himself will commit an hour a day to this everyday. Charles also talks about another app he is working on for people who produced podcasts can use. There is a recording technique called the "Double Ender" where two people recording a podcast remotely essentially sound like they are in a studio together. Most often podcasts are recorded on the same sound wave and if there is a lawn mover or a dog barking or some other noise while the person is talking it is harder to remove that on a single sound wave. What Charles is working on will remove this inconvenience, because people will be recording on their own sound waves, if there are two people asking two questions while talking over each other will sound like there is only one person asking one question. Panelists Charles Max Wood Sponsors Sentry– use the code “devchat” for two months free on Sentry’s small plan Ruby Rogues Podcast CacheFly _______________________________________________________ "The MaxCoders Guide to Finding Your Dream Developer Job" by Charles Max Wood is now available on Amazon. Get your copy today! _______________________________________________________ Picks Charles Max Wood: Microsoft Ignite Click here to win one of ten (10) prize packs as a listener of at least one of the Podcasts recorded at Microsoft Ignite 2019 https://www.kiwi.com Hyatt Regency Orlando www.doordash.com http://thedevrev.com/ https://maxcoders.io/ The MaxCoders Guide To Finding Your Dream Developer Job by Charles Max Wood  

This episode of Views on Vue is coming to you live from Microsoft Ignite with Charles Max Wood. With the changes in Views on Vue show and its hosts, Charles has decided to learn more of the Vue language. In order to do this he will be enrolling himself and whoever else wants to learn the Vue language to a Vue challenge. He describes the #100daysofvuechallenge he will launching which was modeled after a fitness challenge he did earlier. The developer who wants to be a part of the #100daysofvuechallenge has to commit a piece of code everyday and read up on blogs articles and other resources on Vue developing everyday. Charles himself will commit an hour a day to this everyday. Charles also talks about another app he is working on for people who produced podcasts can use. There is a recording technique called the "Double Ender" where two people recording a podcast remotely essentially sound like they are in a studio together. Most often podcasts are recorded on the same sound wave and if there is a lawn mover or a dog barking or some other noise while the person is talking it is harder to remove that on a single sound wave. What Charles is working on will remove this inconvenience, because people will be recording on their own sound waves, if there are two people asking two questions while talking over each other will sound like there is only one person asking one question. Panelists Charles Max Wood Sponsors Sentry– use the code “devchat” for two months free on Sentry’s small plan Ruby Rogues Podcast CacheFly _______________________________________________________ "The MaxCoders Guide to Finding Your Dream Developer Job" by Charles Max Wood is now available on Amazon. Get your copy today! _______________________________________________________ Picks Charles Max Wood: Microsoft Ignite Click here to win one of ten (10) prize packs as a listener of at least one of the Podcasts recorded at Microsoft Ignite 2019 https://www.kiwi.com Hyatt Regency Orlando www.doordash.com http://thedevrev.com/ https://maxcoders.io/ The MaxCoders Guide To Finding Your Dream Developer Job by Charles Max Wood  

I want you to have awesome, amazing, and high quality sound on your podcast. So, over the last few weeks, I’ve been sharing proven ways to help you to improve your sound. We’ve already discussed the basics of recording, your room, we’ve talked all about gear, and we’ve talked about recording techniques, mixing, and mastering. If you haven’t checked out those episodes yet, I urge you to do so.  In this episode, we cover the not-so-secret secret weapon for making your interviews sound professional. The Double Ender.   In this episode, you’ll hear:   VOIP issues How to get your guest to record locally Using Quicktime or Voice Recorder Using VOIP as a backup recording. Resources mentioned:   Zoom Video Conferencing: http://bit.ly/2DRjrIx Schedule a FREE strategy call with me – https://dannyozment.com/call

Vi har testat att spela in på distans! Det är många som frågar och undrar vilka alternativ som finns för att spela in en gäst som inte sitter i samma rum. Det finns många sätt att göra detta, naturligtvis och det finns inte heller något självklart bästa scenario. Allt beror nämligen på. När vi spelar in våra avsnitt kör vi ofta en äkta så kallad Double Ender, dvs vi spelar in varsin ljudfil med hjälp av varsin inspelningsanordning som sedan synkas i redigeringen. För den som vill finns det dock flera både billigare och enklare alternativ till denna ganska bökiga och dyra metod. Sagt och gjort - vi har testat sju olika lösningar och i avsnittet hör ni hur de låter samt våra reflektioner över friktion (enkelhet), kvalitet, kostnad och stabilitet. Vi har utvärderat varje metod ur två perspektiv - dels podcastvärden som har bra utrustning med en bra inspelningsmiljö och dels den oerfarne gästen som kanske aldrig varit med i en podd förut. I tabellen nedan sammanfattar vi de olika metoderna: De tjänster vi har testat är: 1. Äkta Double Ender - varsin lokal, digital inspelare 2. “BBC-metoden” - gästen spelar in sin röst på en mobiltelefon (och samtalar i en annan) och skicka sedan sin ljudfil 3. Zencastr 4. Ringr 5. Zoom.us 6. Skype 7. Squadcast Lite fakta om de olika metoderna: Utifrån inspelningsscenario har vi även sammanställt en rekommendationstabell: När vi redigerade avsnittet hörde vi att P.O.:s röst ibland lät lite komprimerad när vi körde molntjänsterna. Detta förvånade oss eftersom hans röst är inspelad via bra utrustning och alltså inte borde låta konstig. En hel del tester och research senare kan vi konstatera att det visst händer saker med värdens röst, trots att allt sparas lokalt. Mer om detta i ett kommande avsnitt. Plus att detta området helt klart är ett område där det hela tiden kommer nya tjänster, så vi måste vara på hugget och prova det nya som kommer. Vad använder du? Har du några erfarenheter att dela med oss och våra lyssnare?

In episode 7, Allan Tépper has a detailed conversation with Marc Bakos of Cleanfeed, the online service that allows remote recording and live broadcasting that’s even better than a double ender, and includes built-in virtual carts for pre-recorded clips in … Continued

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Nach der Erkundung des beschaulichen Vilnius wird es in Riga etwas großstädtischer. Cornelis hält im Doubleender die beide Städte gegeneinander, vergleicht und findet in Riga viel Musik auf den Straßen. Sven lauscht derweil am Telefon und reflektiert Jugendstil, Funktürme und andere Bauten in der Stadt. Natürlichen im ohrenbetörendem VirtualStereoscope™.

Nach der Erkundung des beschaulichen Vilnius wird es in Riga etwas großstädtischer. Cornelis hält im Doubleender die beide Städte gegeneinander, vergleicht und findet in Riga viel Musik auf den Straßen. Sven lauscht derweil am Telefon und reflektiert Jugendstil, Funktürme und andere Bauten in der Stadt. Natürlichen im ohrenbetörendem VirtualStereoscope™.

In this episode of ScatterShot, Colin and Alan are joined by non-other than FOSS (Friend Of ScatterShot) Neil Coleby! We discuss Spider-Man: Homecoming, the Destiny 2 Beta, Wonder Woman, Dunkirk, PSVR and The Core. The only way out is in…

Spreaker Live Show #99 for Jan 25th, 2017Our Topics This Week: - How To Avoid Running Out of Show Topics- What is a Double-Ender Recording?- Listener Comments and FeedbackShow Duration: 43 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerSpreaker has a Blog at Blog.Spreaker.com-Spreaker Podcast Radio for iOS Gets a New Addition to the lean-back Listening Experience.- It is like a radio stations or TV channels, Spreaker’s channels are continuous streams of episodes from different shows that happen to all fall under a specific category or theme, like tech or news. From the channels section, scroll up and down through the 30+ categories available until you find the one that suits you best. How To Avoid Running Out of Topics to Discuss on your Show?-Engage with your audience to uncover topics or angles for shows -Ask for questions or contributions as it is a show for the listener.-Maybe ask your audience for guest ideas -Think of questions your audience might be asking about your show topic-Do a show about the fact that you need your audience to contribute some topic ideas.-Scrape show topic ideas from other media sources in your genre-Think about important search keywords or phrases to find topics for the showWhat is a Double-Ender Recording?-I just did an interview on the “My Worst Interview Ever” podcast yesterday with the CEO of Ringr.com using a double-ender recording platform. This platform can be used with a Spreaker hosting account as a way to do mobile interviews.-Double-Ender recordings are mobile phone recordings that in each callers IP phone calls are recorded locally and then after completing, then the app uploads both ends of the recording to the server and combines them.-They are Ringr, and Zencast-I love the mobile compatibility of Ringr, though it’s a little expensive at $18.99/month. The basic Ringr account doesn’t let you download your audio in separate tracks, which makes it useless in my opinion.-Ultimately, for my own purposes, I’ve opted to go with Ringr. The flexibility of allowing my guests to record through their phonesListener Comments on SLS98: PodfadingLinda IrwinThank you! Would love to hear Francesco!Linda IrwinOur longest break out of necessity was two and a half weeks (recently). We kept our listeners advised where they follow us on social media that we were coming back and yes, new series title and added chapters, which we gave them to look forward.Linda IrwinTest show(s) are helpful. Set them to private and listen back.Linda IrwinYou do not want to get too far ahead because news changes.Dave here from Spaced Out Radio. Got hit by a couple of trolls from another show's fans. The show host came into my chat room last night, and my overly sensitive listeners got into a pissing match with her. No big deal. I have no issue with host. But twice tonight, a couple of trolls or maybe one, which I have now blocked, have started posting. Including the second time, posting so many times, that it actually froze my studio. So my question is what is the best way to deal with trolls?Tamara @ Shelf AddictionGreat tips Rob, thanks. I'm 63 episodes in and I'm still learning. My stats are still pretty low. I'm still trying to figure out how to expand my reach. I'm feeling the fade a bit, but I'm pushing through! I hope that by continuing on consistently, it'll pass since I still enjoy the process and posting.Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comrob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #99 for Jan 25th, 2017Our Topics This Week: - How To Avoid Running Out of Show Topics- What is a Double-Ender Recording?- Listener Comments and FeedbackShow Duration: 43 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerSpreaker has a Blog at Blog.Spreaker.com-Spreaker Podcast Radio for iOS Gets a New Addition to the lean-back Listening Experience.- It is like a radio stations or TV channels, Spreaker’s channels are continuous streams of episodes from different shows that happen to all fall under a specific category or theme, like tech or news. From the channels section, scroll up and down through the 30+ categories available until you find the one that suits you best. How To Avoid Running Out of Topics to Discuss on your Show?-Engage with your audience to uncover topics or angles for shows -Ask for questions or contributions as it is a show for the listener.-Maybe ask your audience for guest ideas -Think of questions your audience might be asking about your show topic-Do a show about the fact that you need your audience to contribute some topic ideas.-Scrape show topic ideas from other media sources in your genre-Think about important search keywords or phrases to find topics for the showWhat is a Double-Ender Recording?-I just did an interview on the “My Worst Interview Ever” podcast yesterday with the CEO of Ringr.com using a double-ender recording platform. This platform can be used with a Spreaker hosting account as a way to do mobile interviews.-Double-Ender recordings are mobile phone recordings that in each callers IP phone calls are recorded locally and then after completing, then the app uploads both ends of the recording to the server and combines them.-They are Ringr, and Zencast-I love the mobile compatibility of Ringr, though it’s a little expensive at $18.99/month. The basic Ringr account doesn’t let you download your audio in separate tracks, which makes it useless in my opinion.-Ultimately, for my own purposes, I’ve opted to go with Ringr. The flexibility of allowing my guests to record through their phonesListener Comments on SLS98: PodfadingLinda IrwinThank you! Would love to hear Francesco!Linda IrwinOur longest break out of necessity was two and a half weeks (recently). We kept our listeners advised where they follow us on social media that we were coming back and yes, new series title and added chapters, which we gave them to look forward.Linda IrwinTest show(s) are helpful. Set them to private and listen back.Linda IrwinYou do not want to get too far ahead because news changes.Dave here from Spaced Out Radio. Got hit by a couple of trolls from another show's fans. The show host came into my chat room last night, and my overly sensitive listeners got into a pissing match with her. No big deal. I have no issue with host. But twice tonight, a couple of trolls or maybe one, which I have now blocked, have started posting. Including the second time, posting so many times, that it actually froze my studio. So my question is what is the best way to deal with trolls?Tamara @ Shelf AddictionGreat tips Rob, thanks. I'm 63 episodes in and I'm still learning. My stats are still pretty low. I'm still trying to figure out how to expand my reach. I'm feeling the fade a bit, but I'm pushing through! I hope that by continuing on consistently, it'll pass since I still enjoy the process and posting.Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comrob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Im wiederentdeckten Format der Double Ender ist Cornelis diesesmal in Irland und dort in Galway unterwegs, einer Stadt, die vom Wasser und der Musik geprägt ist. Als Premiere gibt es diesesmal eine Produktion der Folge in zwei Zeitebenenen zu hören. Ausserdem ist es die zweite Folge im spektakulären Virtual Stereoscope™ Format. Kopfhörer ausdrücklich empfohlen! Aufgezeichnet am 10.04.2016

Im wiederentdeckten Format der Double Ender ist Cornelis diesesmal in Irland und dort in Galway unterwegs, einer Stadt, die vom Wasser und der Musik geprägt ist. Als Premiere gibt es diesesmal eine Produktion der Folge in zwei Zeitebenenen zu hören. Ausserdem ist es die zweite Folge im spektakulären Virtual Stereoscope™ Format. Kopfhörer ausdrücklich empfohlen! Aufgezeichnet am 10.04.2016

Nach langer Zeit mal wieder ein Double Ender - im sensationellen und brandneuen Virtual Stereoscope™-Format! Cornelis läuft durch Augsburg mit Sven im Ohr. Zu hören gibt es die Fuggerei, einen kurzen Gang durch die Innenstadt und Wasserwirtschaft sowie eine phänomenale Brauerei. Auch Bayern hat Schöne Ecken! Aufgezeichnet am 13.03.2016

Nach langer Zeit mal wieder ein Double Ender - im sensationellen und brandneuen Virtual Stereoscope™-Format! Cornelis läuft durch Augsburg mit Sven im Ohr. Zu hören gibt es die Fuggerei, einen kurzen Gang durch die Innenstadt und Wasserwirtschaft sowie eine phänomenale Brauerei. Auch Bayern hat Schöne Ecken! Aufgezeichnet am 13.03.2016

Hier ist sie die Podcast Folge zur ersten Folge der neuen Staffel "Better Call Saul". MacSnider bespricht gemeinsam mit Florian, Christopher und Eric die Folge S2E01 in knapp einer Stunde, dank StudioLink Plugin in kristallklarer Qualität ganz ohne Verzögerung und Aussetzer oder Double Ender.

News: Powerpress 6.0.5 is out - bug fixes. Powerpress Podcast Relaunched - http://www.powerpresspodcast.com/2015/09/10/powerpress-podcast-relaunch/ Bowe Bergdahl on Serial Season 2 ? http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/09/upcoming-season-of-serial-covers-bowe-bergdahl.htm http://gizmodo.com/the-second-season-of-serial-will-be-about-sgt-bowe-ber-1732551462 l Undisclosed Podcast - http://undisclosed-podcast.com/ The Powerpess Podcast is relaunched. Find it at PowerPressPodcast.com - Mackenzie Bennett is the new host and she will have on someone from The RawVoice/Blubrry team every other week. I was down at the Columbus office last week to help setup the studio. ---------------- Daniel J. Lewis from The Audacity to Podcast Some of Daniel's sites are: My Podcast Reviews (affiliate link) Podcasters' Society Noodle.mx Network --------------- Double Ender Recording The interview with Daniel J. Lewis was a Double Ender recording. What that is, is that he recorded his end, and I recorded my end and we communicated via Skype. Then I edited it together so it sounds as though Daniel is in my studio with me. This is a great way to do it if your guest has the equipment to record on their end. Please support the show. Use the Promo Code HELPDESK at blubrry.com for any of the services. Check the sidebar for more ways to support the show.

Sven ist auf dem CCCamp 2015, Cornelis nicht - Zeit für einen Double Ender mit schöner Atmo und Diskussionen rund um das Camp und seine schiere Größe, Angepasstsein und Lebensplanung sowie Andderssein und anders sein dürfen.

Sven ist auf dem CCCamp 2015, Cornelis nicht - Zeit für einen Double Ender mit schöner Atmo und Diskussionen rund um das Camp und seine schiere Größe, Angepasstsein und Lebensplanung sowie Andderssein und anders sein dürfen.

A Future Where Skype Is Everywhere? The Verge recently reported on Microsoft's vision for the future of Skype, saying.. “Microsoft only just launched a preview of Skype for Business, but it's already preparing for the future. In a new vision video released today, the software maker's message is a clear one: it's just the beginning. […] I have other podcasts that might be of interest to you. See my list of shows at http://CliffRavenscraft.com/podcast Let's Work Together! Would you like to connect with me through one-on-one coaching or through one of my paid mastermind groups? If so, visit my WORK WITH ME PAGE and submit an application today.

-Our first recording not in the same room. Quasi Double Ender using Google Hangouts -Joe settles into his golf announcer voice for the whole show, this will be dealt with on the next episode! -Howard Stern discussion including rumours, staff changes, video options, using http://moldredstern.blogspot.ca/ as a source -Another Big Breakfast on the line, Who is Scott Depace? -Join STCPod at the Toronto Marc Maron late show Apr 19 -@NormMacdonald is an amazing Twitter to follow -Joe goes rogue on @STCPod’s Twitter -Joe pulles apart his NES -Bill gushes over Youtuber NESRomancer -Walking Dead catch up (SKIP TO 58:00 TO AVOID SPOILERS) -Last Man On Earth -Canadian TV Ratings for Feb 23-Mar 1 2015 -Bill likes Battle Creek, incorrectly named Fincher as the director, was actually Bryan Singer.  Lead star, the other Olyphant, Josh Duhamel - http://stcpod.blogspot.ca/ upcoming projects     Twitter: https://twitter.com/STCPod  STCPod Blog: http://stcpod.blogspot.ca/ F*Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006274216567  OR this Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Start-To-Continue/1502185040051240?ref=hl  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEvAlOYbvVgwgIWWijdbS7Q  iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/start-to-continues-podcast/id944544803  Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=56723&refid=stpr  Podcast URL: http://starttocontinue.podomatic.com  RSS: http://starttocontinue.podomatic.com/rss2.xml --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stcpod/message

-Our first recording not in the same room. Quasi Double Ender using Google Hangouts -Joe settles into his golf announcer voice for the whole show, this will be dealt with on the next episode! -Howard Stern discussion including rumours, staff changes, video options, using http://moldredstern.blogspot.ca/ as a source -Another Big Breakfast on the line, Who is Scott Depace? -Join STCPod at the Toronto Marc Maron late show Apr 19 -@NormMacdonald is an amazing Twitter to follow -Joe goes rogue on @STCPod’s Twitter -Joe pulles apart his NES -Bill gushes over Youtuber NESRomancer -Walking Dead catch up (SKIP TO 58:00 TO AVOID SPOILERS) -Last Man On Earth -Canadian TV Ratings for Feb 23-Mar 1 2015 -Bill likes Battle Creek, incorrectly named Fincher as the director, was actually Bryan Singer.  Lead star, the other Olyphant, Josh Duhamel - http://stcpod.blogspot.ca/ upcoming projects     Twitter: https://twitter.com/STCPod  STCPod Blog: http://stcpod.blogspot.ca/ F*Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100006274216567  OR this Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Start-To-Continue/1502185040051240?ref=hl  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEvAlOYbvVgwgIWWijdbS7Q  iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/start-to-continues-podcast/id944544803  Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=56723&refid=stpr  Podcast URL: http://starttocontinue.podomatic.com  RSS: http://starttocontinue.podomatic.com/rss2.xml

Helge ist bei der österreichischen Verwandtschaft in Kritzendorf aber eigentlich in Wien. Leider war Cornelis schon vor zwei Jahren dort und Helge noch nie so richtig als Tourist, deswegen geht es in diesem Double Ender aus einer gewissen Entfernung um Wien, die Stadt voller Kaffeehäuser, Möndänität und schicken Gebäuden, alt wie neu.

Helge ist bei der österreichischen Verwandtschaft in Kritzendorf aber eigentlich in Wien. Leider war Cornelis schon vor zwei Jahren dort und Helge noch nie so richtig als Tourist, deswegen geht es in diesem Double Ender aus einer gewissen Entfernung um Wien, die Stadt voller Kaffeehäuser, Möndänität und schicken Gebäuden, alt wie neu.

Zugebundene Schuhe und geschnittene Fußnägel, abgesaugte Rotzepopel, späte Schicht mit vielleichtem Double-Ender, Petzibär wird von allen gehasst, noch so viele Episoden übrig, Geschenke von Fremden sind erwünscht und irgendwas muss eingestampft werden.

Regen, Musik und eine echte Weltpremiere: Heute gehen Helge und Cornelis aufs Ganze, in den Regen und auf das Schützenfest Hannover. Dort lauert viel Gefahr und vergnügungswilles Volk, belastende Musik und alles, was zu einem echten Volksfest so dazu gehört. Inklusive partiellem Double Ender.

Regen, Musik und eine echte Weltpremiere: Heute gehen Helge und Cornelis aufs Ganze, in den Regen und auf das Schützenfest Hannover. Dort lauert viel Gefahr und vergnügungswilles Volk, belastende Musik und alles, was zu einem echten Volksfest so dazu gehört. Inklusive partiellem Double Ender.

In der ehemaligen Cargolifter-Halle im brandenburgischen Brand zeigt Cornelis Helge in diesem Double Ender, wie seltsam es sich anfühlt, Urlaub in den Tropen, in Brandenburg, in einer riesigen Halle und in einer künstlichen Welt zu machen. Mit Bezügen zu Jules Verne, Lost und der Truman Show und mit Kindern.

In der ehemaligen Cargolifter-Halle im brandenburgischen Brand zeigt Cornelis Helge in diesem Double Ender, wie seltsam es sich anfühlt, Urlaub in den Tropen, in Brandenburg, in einer riesigen Halle und in einer künstlichen Welt zu machen. Mit Bezügen zu Jules Verne, Lost und der Truman Show und mit Kindern.

Cornelis beschäftigt sich wieder (oder immer noch?) in Valencia mit der Art der Beleuchtung in Südeuropa und dem Turia-Park. Es geht dabei durch ganz unterschiedliche Parksegmente und die valencianische Nacht. Helge lauscht in diesem Double Ender aus dem bedeutend kälteren Hannover.

Cornelis beschäftigt sich wieder (oder immer noch?) in Valencia mit der Art der Beleuchtung in Südeuropa und dem Turia-Park. Es geht dabei durch ganz unterschiedliche Parksegmente und die valencianische Nacht. Helge lauscht in diesem Double Ender aus dem bedeutend kälteren Hannover.

Dies ist der abgefahrenste Ort mit moderner Architektur der letzten 50 Jahre in Europa, behauptet Cornelis und zeigt Helge in diesem Double Ender, wie kunstvoll man in Spanien unglaublich viel Geld ausgegeben hat.

Dies ist der abgefahrenste Ort mit moderner Architektur der letzten 50 Jahre in Europa, behauptet Cornelis und zeigt Helge in diesem Double Ender, wie kunstvoll man in Spanien unglaublich viel Geld ausgegeben hat.

Ein weiterer Double Ender, diesesmal aus dem "spanischen Hannover" Oviedo rund um den Palaco de Congresos Princesa Laetitia von Santiago Calatrava. Es geht zudem auch um die Bedeutung und die Kosten von Kunst/Architektur sowie um Architektur-Groupies.

Ein weiterer Double Ender, diesesmal aus dem "spanischen Hannover" Oviedo rund um den Palaco de Congresos Princesa Laetitia von Santiago Calatrava. Es geht zudem auch um die Bedeutung und die Kosten von Kunst/Architektur sowie um Architektur-Groupies.

Schöne Ecken International: Die erste Auslandsfolge als "Double Ender" mit Helge in Hannover und Cornelis in Estland. Zu Hören ist eine Stadt zwischen russischer und skandinavischer Kultur auf dem Weg zur eigenen Identität. Und Wind.

Schöne Ecken International: Die erste Auslandsfolge als "Double Ender" mit Helge in Hannover und Cornelis in Estland. Zu Hören ist eine Stadt zwischen russischer und skandinavischer Kultur auf dem Weg zur eigenen Identität. Und Wind.

When you want the absolute best quality recording from your remotely co-hosted podcast, you record a double-ender. A double-ender is a type of recording where everyone on the podcast episode records their own audio. This allows for the cleanest sound possible, removing the unwanted noise problems you might get from such things as Skype or […]

I explain how to setup, record, share, and mix a double-ender podcast. Audacity or any other audio-editor.

Spassbremse Kontostand, die eine und die andere, Gasmaskenfetisch, der zerbannte Tittenarschschwanzmuschiblog, Secret of Elfenøhren, Episodenbilder aus schmutziger Phantasie, the Power of Wind und ein Double-Ender am Horizont