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Podcast chapters and episode metadata are the layer of information that sits around the audio itself: the episode title, the description and show notes, the sea...
Podcast measurement standards are the shared rules that decide what counts as a "download" and, by extension, what a show's audience number actually means. The...
Inserting advertisements into podcast episodes at the time of download, rather than recording them into the audio permanently. Where most projects go wrong The...
Setting appropriate levels at each point in the recording and mixing chain, from microphone preamp to plug-ins to master output. Why does it matter? Levels set...
Getting limiting and true peak right is the last technical decision in almost every audio job, and it is the one most likely to get a finished mix rejected. A l...
Adding a small amount of noise when reducing bit depth, such as from 24-bit to 16-bit, to avoid distortion from truncation. What is at stake Reducing bit depth...
Effects that add space and depth to audio, reverb by simulating reflections in a room and delay by repeating sound after a set time. The key figures Reverb para...
Dynamics processors that reduce level when audio falls below a threshold, used to cut background noise between phrases or bleed between microphones. Where most...
How sound is placed across the stereo field, and whether a mix still sounds correct when played back in mono on a single speaker. Why does it matter? Many phone...
The timing and waveform alignment between microphones or tracks recording the same source, which affects fullness and clarity when they are combined. At a glanc...
How a recording room's reflections, resonances and background noise affect voice and music recordings, and how treatment differs from soundproofing. What is at...
Automated dialogue replacement, re-recording lines in a studio to replace or fix location dialogue that is noisy, wrong or unusable. The key figures Process act...
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