Those harsh P and B sounds that slam your ears when someone hasn’t used a pop filter during a podcast recording? They’re unpleasant, but they can be dealt with, and in this video, I’m going to show you two methods to remove plosives from vocals.… Read More »Removing Plosives From Vocals (2 Ways) | How To Fix Podcast Audio: Part 5
Clicks, mouth noises, pops, they can really annoy your listeners and stop people listening. In this video I’m going to show you how to remove clicks from vocals cleanly and quickly. In this five-part video series, I’m going to walk you through how to fix… Read More »Remove Clicks From Vocals | How To Fix Podcast Audio: Part 4
If you want your podcast audio to sound richer, warmer, and more professional, this is for you. I’ll show you how to enhance voice recordings with three key tools a podcast producer should know about. In this five-part video series, I’m going to walk you… Read More »Enhance Voice Recordings With These 3 Tools
Echoey, roomy podcast vocals never sound professional, and although the right mic and setup is ideal, sometimes it’s not always possible. So in this video I’m going to show you 2 ways to remove reverb from vocals for your podcast. In this five-part video series,… Read More »Remove Reverb From Vocals (2 Ways)
Do you want to learn how to fix podcast audio? So imagine this. Your podcast episode is recorded, but when you play it back, there’s background noise, room echo, or distracting clicks and pops that are just ruining the listening experience or it just sounds… Read More »Remove Noise From Vocals (2 Ways) | How To Fix Podcast Audio: Part 1
Speed up your workflow with groups in your digital audio workstation. Grouping tracks in Pro Tools (or any DAW) lets you edit and mix tracks in less time by making changes to multiple tracks simultaneously. Let’s find out how to group tracks in Pro Tools the quick and simple way.
Have you recorded a part in multiple sections? Or have you make loads of cuts and edits to a take? This can make editing the part as a whole quite tricky. That’s where consolidating audio comes in. Let’s find out how to consolidate audio in Pro Tools.
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