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Wow, great that this thread exists. I'm looking for software recommendations. I've run a show/podcast through my University's "radio station" (used in the loosest sense of the word). I've really loved doing it and thought to spin it out to do it independently once I finish my masters. In the studio I used Adobe Audition to record voice, add tracks, mix them together and normalize/fade etc. That was on a PC. I know I could get the Adobe package for the Mac which I have at home but that is insane $$ for what is essentially going to be a hobby (I harbor no illusions of grandeur). What could I use that would do the same sorts of things? Essentially a few tracks, crossfade, normalization in the software, mixdown into mp3. Inputs from microphone as well as other sources. Nothing fancy, right?
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clockworkjoe posted:If you use a Mac, what's wrong with Garageband? I use it for my podcast. !!! This did not even cross my mind thanks to me never having even used Garageband. Of course, it's a multitrack wave editor. In fact it even has an option for podcast creation. That's brilliant. Thanks for the tip.
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If you upload only to YouTube, will it be discoverable to actual podcast clients?
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