If you’re an editing junkie like me, you may of fantasised about editing audio on a tablet device like the Ipad. C’mon admit it … it’d be pretty cool editing with a touchscreen!
Well I’ve just picked up a 32GB Ipad on my way back through Malaysia. And it didn’t take me long to search the app store for an editing app to mess around with. The video below is a quick review of an app I found called Pocket Wavepad. I tried to edit an episode of my podcast using Wavepad with some interesting results.
Apologies about the quality of this recording, but I explain why it’s a little wonky in the video.
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So by now you’ve probably heard about the other podcast directories online and might think it’s a good idea to submit your podcast to all of them to try and snag more listeners.
Cool – because the theory for a long time has been cast your net far and wide and pull in as many listeners as possible.
A format determines the structure of your podcast. In other words, a format decides what events will occur and the order of these events in each episode. Deciding on your podcast format is something you should do before you even open your microphone to record an episode. When someone asks me to explain how a format works I use this basic analogy of chocolate eggs (sorry I’m always thinking of food!!)
For the last week I’ve been in London covering the royal wedding for my Radio show back in Australia. It’s really been a wonderful experience. London is an incredibly alive place normally, but this royal wedding has really transformed the city and the people in it.
Dan
