Anime Podcasting for Beginners
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This document provides an overview of how to start an anime podcast for beginners. It was presented by Donald Burr of Otaku no Podcast. The document defines a podcast as a series of digital media files released episodically for download. It then covers what equipment is needed, which includes just a computer and microphone for most people. The document outlines the four phases of planning, recording, editing, and publishing your podcast. It provides tips for each phase, such as using an outline instead of a script for planning, and setting up your computer to record high quality audio. Overall, the document is an introduction to starting an anime podcast with minimal equipment.
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Anime Podcasting for Beginners
- 1. ANIME PODCASTING FOR BEGINNERS Presented by Donald Burr of Otaku no Podcast http://otakunopodcast.com/ email: dburr@borg-cube.com
- 2. WRITE THIS DOWN!!! http://otakunopodcast.com/podcasting/
- 4. WHAT IS A PODCAST? “A podcast is a series of digital media files (either audio or video) that are released episodically and downloaded through web syndication.”
- 5. WHAT IS A PODCAST? “TiVO for radio”
- 6. OH... JUST WATCH THE VIDEO!
- 7. The video is not included due to copyright restrictions. You may view it at the author’s website: http://commoncraft.com/podcasting
- 8. “BUT WAIT! THAT’S GOTTA BE PRETTY EXPENSIVE/COMPLEX/ HARD TO DO...”
- 10. NOPE! (you probably already have most, if not all, of what you need...)
- 12. SO WHY AM I GIVING THIS TALK?
- 18. WHAT YOU NEED
- 29. SOFTWARE
- 30. SOFTWARE
- 31. SOFTWARE
- 32. SOFTWARE
- 33. SOFTWARE
- 34. SOFTWARE
- 35. SOFTWARE
- 40. WEB HOSTING
- 41. WEB HOSTING 100 MB storage 5 GB/month bandwidth Easy web-based file upload Limited customizability Basic stats tracking
- 42. LET’S DO IT!
- 43. THE FOUR PHASES
- 44. PLANNING So what are you gonna say?
- 45. PLANNING
- 46. PLANNING Unscripted - “off the cuff” Spontaneous, fun May make you sound scatterbrained Could involve lots of editing Interviewees don’t like this
- 48. PLANNING
- 49. PLANNING Scripted Less chance of getting flustered Interviewees really like this! Requires some sort of prompting May make you sound flat, robotic Unless you’re a REALLY good actor/actress
- 51. PLANNING
- 52. PLANNING The Compromise - Outlining Keeps you on point while allowing for some spontaneity Can be memorized - no prompters/shuffling of papers Good compromise for interviews Talking points with room to improvise Needs some skill to properly pull it off
- 56. RECORDING
- 57. GOOD AUDIO IS KEY
- 58. ACOUSTICS
- 59. ACOUSTICS
- 60. ACOUSTICS
- 61. ACOUSTICS
- 62. ACOUSTICS
- 63. ACOUSTICS
- 64. PLOSIVES
- 65. PLOSIVES
- 66. PLOSIVES
- 67. PLOSIVES
- 68. PLOSIVES
- 70. RECORDING GOOD AUDIO Record at night Eliminate as many distracting noises as possible Computer fans, heavy breathing, outside noises, change/jewelry Eliminate mouth “tackiness” Rinse with lukewarm water No sodas, juices, milk Don’t eat right before recording Use lip balm
- 71. SO SHUT UP AND RECORD ALREADY!!
- 72. SHARING THE FUN
- 78. REMOTE HOSTS/ INTERVIEWS $2.95/month (USA & Canada)
- 79. REMOTE HOSTS/ INTERVIEWS $2.95/month $18/3 months (USA & Canada) Long distance call
- 80. GETTING HIGH QUALITY SKYPE CALLS
- 81. GETTING HIGH QUALITY SKYPE CALLS Avoid WiFi Get a router with QoS Turn off “supernode” feature Avoid downloading, web browsing, email Upgrade to the latest version of Skype Stop your torrents!
- 82. EDITING
- 83. SETTING UP YOUR WEB HOST
- 90. PUBLISHING
- 92. FINAL THOUGHTS
- 103. WHERE TO GO FROM HERE
- 105. ANY QUESTIONS???
- 106. NOW GET OUT THERE AND PODCAST!! (And thanks for coming to my panel!)
Notes de l'éditeur
- Saw this on ANN. Made me nervous. This is my first panel. Will try not to cause anything to explode, but to be on the safe side, please look around and memorize the position of all emergency exits...
- The Wikipedia definition
- If this video isn’t playing for you, you can view it at: http://commoncraft.com/podcasting
- You might think that you need some sort of fancy recording studio such as this.
- The setup of Leo Laporte, the internet’s most prolific podcaster.
- If you’re a gamer, or if you regularly voice chat with friends and family, then most likely you already have a computer and a chat headset. If so, then you’re all set!
- The podcasting community as a whole, and the anime podcasting community in particular, are in need of (more than) a few good podcasters...
- Let your voice be heard! We need more, diverse voices
- You can explore fandubs, voice acting
- You’ll need a computer of some sort. Almost any computer made within the last 5 years is more than capable of producing an audio podcast. If you plan on covering events (cons, etc.) a laptop might be a good thing to consider. PC or Mac, both work.
- You’ll need a computer of some sort. Almost any computer made within the last 5 years is more than capable of producing an audio podcast. If you plan on covering events (cons, etc.) a laptop might be a good thing to consider. PC or Mac, both work.
- You’ll need a computer of some sort. Almost any computer made within the last 5 years is more than capable of producing an audio podcast. If you plan on covering events (cons, etc.) a laptop might be a good thing to consider. PC or Mac, both work.
- You’ll need a mic. USB mike are the easiest. Many shapes and sizes. Or a USB headset - gamer’s headset, video conferencing, ...
- You’ll need a mic. USB mike are the easiest. Many shapes and sizes. Or a USB headset - gamer’s headset, video conferencing, ...
- You’ll need a mic. USB mike are the easiest. Many shapes and sizes. Or a USB headset - gamer’s headset, video conferencing, ...
- Don’t use speakers - they create feedback, ruin your recording
- Still need a laptop to encode/upload/post
- Still need a laptop to encode/upload/post
- Still need a laptop to encode/upload/post
- GarageBand - GREAT audio app, free on all Macs Audacity - very good cross platform audio app, Mac and Windows Levelator - levelate your sound (equalize - loud and soft noises) iTunes - encode mp3s and listen to your podcast Drop a Few My Way - Easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Mac (requires itunes) LamedropXPd - easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Windows
- GarageBand - GREAT audio app, free on all Macs Audacity - very good cross platform audio app, Mac and Windows Levelator - levelate your sound (equalize - loud and soft noises) iTunes - encode mp3s and listen to your podcast Drop a Few My Way - Easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Mac (requires itunes) LamedropXPd - easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Windows
- GarageBand - GREAT audio app, free on all Macs Audacity - very good cross platform audio app, Mac and Windows Levelator - levelate your sound (equalize - loud and soft noises) iTunes - encode mp3s and listen to your podcast Drop a Few My Way - Easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Mac (requires itunes) LamedropXPd - easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Windows
- GarageBand - GREAT audio app, free on all Macs Audacity - very good cross platform audio app, Mac and Windows Levelator - levelate your sound (equalize - loud and soft noises) iTunes - encode mp3s and listen to your podcast Drop a Few My Way - Easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Mac (requires itunes) LamedropXPd - easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Windows
- GarageBand - GREAT audio app, free on all Macs Audacity - very good cross platform audio app, Mac and Windows Levelator - levelate your sound (equalize - loud and soft noises) iTunes - encode mp3s and listen to your podcast Drop a Few My Way - Easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Mac (requires itunes) LamedropXPd - easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Windows
- GarageBand - GREAT audio app, free on all Macs Audacity - very good cross platform audio app, Mac and Windows Levelator - levelate your sound (equalize - loud and soft noises) iTunes - encode mp3s and listen to your podcast Drop a Few My Way - Easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Mac (requires itunes) LamedropXPd - easy drag and drop mp3 encoding for Windows
- Skype - VOIP, used for remote hosts/interviews (will talk more about it later) Skype Call Recorder - Mac $20, Windows free Bias SoundSoap - about $100 - for fixing really bad audio
- Skype - VOIP, used for remote hosts/interviews (will talk more about it later) Skype Call Recorder - Mac $20, Windows free Bias SoundSoap - about $100 - for fixing really bad audio
- Skype - VOIP, used for remote hosts/interviews (will talk more about it later) Skype Call Recorder - Mac $20, Windows free Bias SoundSoap - about $100 - for fixing really bad audio
- Skype - VOIP, used for remote hosts/interviews (will talk more about it later) Skype Call Recorder - Mac $20, Windows free Bias SoundSoap - about $100 - for fixing really bad audio
- Even just a few years ago the free podcasting options were slim to nil, and were usually complex and weird. MUCH better now. PodBean is one of the best I’ve seen.
- Even just a few years ago the free podcasting options were slim to nil, and were usually complex and weird. MUCH better now. PodBean is one of the best I’ve seen.
- Even just a few years ago the free podcasting options were slim to nil, and were usually complex and weird. MUCH better now. PodBean is one of the best I’ve seen.
- Even just a few years ago the free podcasting options were slim to nil, and were usually complex and weird. MUCH better now. PodBean is one of the best I’ve seen.
- Even just a few years ago the free podcasting options were slim to nil, and were usually complex and weird. MUCH better now. PodBean is one of the best I’ve seen.
- Even just a few years ago the free podcasting options were slim to nil, and were usually complex and weird. MUCH better now. PodBean is one of the best I’ve seen.
- Hannibal from A-Team “I love it when a plan comes together”
- Small enclosed space - Minimize echos, etc. Typically for pro recording studios, it’s the most innermost room Sound booth - used during anime dubs Hellsing cosplayers have a distinct advantage here - they can podcast in their Coffins! ;-) How to do at home? Use the most innermost room (an inner bedroom etc.) Walk in closet = perfect. Some have even used their bathrooms, laundry rooms, etc.
- Small enclosed space - Minimize echos, etc. Typically for pro recording studios, it’s the most innermost room Sound booth - used during anime dubs Hellsing cosplayers have a distinct advantage here - they can podcast in their Coffins! ;-) How to do at home? Use the most innermost room (an inner bedroom etc.) Walk in closet = perfect. Some have even used their bathrooms, laundry rooms, etc.
- Eliminate hard surfaces for sound to echo off of - by covering them with soft things Auralex - That funky foam found on the wall of almost every recording studio (not spouse friendly) Cheaper alternative - hang curtains! (or towels, or blankets, or...) (even temporarily - use thumbtacks)
- Eliminate hard surfaces for sound to echo off of - by covering them with soft things Auralex - That funky foam found on the wall of almost every recording studio (not spouse friendly) Cheaper alternative - hang curtains! (or towels, or blankets, or...) (even temporarily - use thumbtacks)
- Plosives - P-popping Use a pop filter - usually only $10-20 Or you can make one yourself out of a coat hanger/hose clamp and pantyhose (borrow them from wife/girlfriend - tell them you’re crossplaying!)
- Plosives - P-popping Use a pop filter - usually only $10-20 Or you can make one yourself out of a coat hanger/hose clamp and pantyhose (borrow them from wife/girlfriend - tell them you’re crossplaying!)
- Plosives - P-popping Use a pop filter - usually only $10-20 Or you can make one yourself out of a coat hanger/hose clamp and pantyhose (borrow them from wife/girlfriend - tell them you’re crossplaying!)
- Plosives - P-popping Use a pop filter - usually only $10-20 Or you can make one yourself out of a coat hanger/hose clamp and pantyhose (borrow them from wife/girlfriend - tell them you’re crossplaying!)
- Best way - a mixer and multiple mics. Price has really come down but is still pricy and complex. Something that’s worked well for me is a good omnidirectional mike (the Snowball is great - with its omni setting). Has to be in a relatively quiet location tho.
- Best way - a mixer and multiple mics. Price has really come down but is still pricy and complex. Something that’s worked well for me is a good omnidirectional mike (the Snowball is great - with its omni setting). Has to be in a relatively quiet location tho.
- Skype - a podcaster’s best friend. 9 times out of 10, when a podcaster is doing a remote, he/she’s using Skype. Yes, even the pros (Leo, etc.) use Skype. Free computer-to-computer, requires both you + your victim to install Skype, exchange Skype id’s Two options if they are unable/unwilling: SkypeOut - $2.95/month, free unlimited calling in the US, very good rates overseas Requires you to call them. Be mindful of time zones! SkypeIn - $18 every 3 months. They call you. Usually a long distance number. If doing it with overseas guests, you might be getting calls at weird hours. But is excellent for a call-in line - Skype voicemail will take their message!
- Skype - a podcaster’s best friend. 9 times out of 10, when a podcaster is doing a remote, he/she’s using Skype. Yes, even the pros (Leo, etc.) use Skype. Free computer-to-computer, requires both you + your victim to install Skype, exchange Skype id’s Two options if they are unable/unwilling: SkypeOut - $2.95/month, free unlimited calling in the US, very good rates overseas Requires you to call them. Be mindful of time zones! SkypeIn - $18 every 3 months. They call you. Usually a long distance number. If doing it with overseas guests, you might be getting calls at weird hours. But is excellent for a call-in line - Skype voicemail will take their message!
- Skype - a podcaster’s best friend. 9 times out of 10, when a podcaster is doing a remote, he/she’s using Skype. Yes, even the pros (Leo, etc.) use Skype. Free computer-to-computer, requires both you + your victim to install Skype, exchange Skype id’s Two options if they are unable/unwilling: SkypeOut - $2.95/month, free unlimited calling in the US, very good rates overseas Requires you to call them. Be mindful of time zones! SkypeIn - $18 every 3 months. They call you. Usually a long distance number. If doing it with overseas guests, you might be getting calls at weird hours. But is excellent for a call-in line - Skype voicemail will take their message!
- Skype - a podcaster’s best friend. 9 times out of 10, when a podcaster is doing a remote, he/she’s using Skype. Yes, even the pros (Leo, etc.) use Skype. Free computer-to-computer, requires both you + your victim to install Skype, exchange Skype id’s Two options if they are unable/unwilling: SkypeOut - $2.95/month, free unlimited calling in the US, very good rates overseas Requires you to call them. Be mindful of time zones! SkypeIn - $18 every 3 months. They call you. Usually a long distance number. If doing it with overseas guests, you might be getting calls at weird hours. But is excellent for a call-in line - Skype voicemail will take their message!
- Skype - a podcaster’s best friend. 9 times out of 10, when a podcaster is doing a remote, he/she’s using Skype. Yes, even the pros (Leo, etc.) use Skype. Free computer-to-computer, requires both you + your victim to install Skype, exchange Skype id’s Two options if they are unable/unwilling: SkypeOut - $2.95/month, free unlimited calling in the US, very good rates overseas Requires you to call them. Be mindful of time zones! SkypeIn - $18 every 3 months. They call you. Usually a long distance number. If doing it with overseas guests, you might be getting calls at weird hours. But is excellent for a call-in line - Skype voicemail will take their message!
- Supernode: turn off “launch Skype at startup”. also: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/CF/SkypeConfiguration#Disable_Supernode
- Supernode: turn off “launch Skype at startup”. also: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/CF/SkypeConfiguration#Disable_Supernode
- Supernode: turn off “launch Skype at startup”. also: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/CF/SkypeConfiguration#Disable_Supernode
- Supernode: turn off “launch Skype at startup”. also: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/CF/SkypeConfiguration#Disable_Supernode
- Supernode: turn off “launch Skype at startup”. also: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/CF/SkypeConfiguration#Disable_Supernode
- Supernode: turn off “launch Skype at startup”. also: https://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/view/CF/SkypeConfiguration#Disable_Supernode
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- Podcast Your Passion - Be Passionate About Your Subject
- Community - Form a community, let them do your work for you, but don’t abuse/neglect them. Tell the story of Allison and how she has to do almost no work now thanks to her listeners submissions.
- Sound Matters - Good sound can be done cheaply/easily
- Keep it fairly short. About 30 minutes to 1 hour. Any longer and people start nodding off. According to 2008 American Community Survey released by US Census, average daily commute to work is 25.5 minutes.
- Be consistent - Audiences hate fly-by-night operations Doesn’t necessarily have to be weekly - Bi-weekly, monthly... But Be Consistent Tons of news/goings on in the anime community, so there’s no shortage of stuff to talk about If you have to take a break, warn your listeners, be kind and they will understand
- Determination - Stick with it. You will podfade. There will be “that moment” that makes it all worthwhile for you.
- The sky’s the limit - You can upgrade gear, there’s video, etc.
- If you get serious about this there are two conferences you might be interested in: Blogworld and PodCamp
- Spread the Word - Tell others about podcasting, even if you don’t start one yourself.
- Even if you don’t intend to start a podcast yourself, please spread the word about podcasting -- to your anime friends as well as your non-anime friends! Load up iTunes on their computer, show them around the Podcast directory, and help them subscribe to a few podcasts that fit their interests. We need more listeners!
- HAVE FUN!!!!