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| − | The show is produced by Jim Manico and Kevin Coons using | + | Speakers have 3 options to call in: |
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| + | * I can initiate a call to your wired POTS line (no cell no wireless) This | ||
| + | is often the easiest for you, but the lowest quality. | ||
| + | * Best Quality is to call in from a computer headset via Skype, that works very well. | ||
| + | * The Heroic Option, is to talk to me via Skype, but use Audacity (thinking PC - there | ||
| + | are mac and unix options) to record your microphone only from your host. You would then | ||
| + | need to upload the WAV file after the podcast and its often 300mb+. | ||
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| + | The show is produced by Jim Manico and [http://www.manatribe.com Kevin Coons from ManaTribe] from the island of Kauai using | ||
- Skype (allow callers to call-in via computer) | - Skype (allow callers to call-in via computer) | ||
- SkypeIN/OUT (allow callers to call in via a standard phone number | - SkypeIN/OUT (allow callers to call in via a standard phone number | ||
- MX Skype Recorder (to record the Skype feed) | - MX Skype Recorder (to record the Skype feed) | ||
| − | - Soundforge (simple first-pass editing) | + | - Soundforge (simple first-pass editing - Audacity is a free alternative) |
| − | - Garage Band or Pro Tools (eq, sound levels, conversion to mp3) | + | - Garage Band or Pro Tools (eq, sound levels, conversion to mp3 - Audacity is a free alternative) |
| − | - mp3tag (allows for detailed tagging of your mp3's metadata, including providing an embedded | + | - mp3tag (allows for detailed tagging of your mp3's metadata, including providing |
| + | an embedded image) | ||
| + | |||
| + | The actual recording hardware includes: | ||
| + | - (podcast 1-5) Plantronics USB Headset | ||
| + | - (podcast 6-12) Generic ebay headset (8$) | ||
| + | - (podcast 13-63) Blue Icycle USB to XLR converter, Shure SM58 Vocal Microphone, | ||
| + | professional stand alone pop screen. | ||
| + | - (podcast 64-?) Shure USB to XLR converter, Shure SM7B Studio Microphone | ||
| + | - Dell XPS 420, Win XP, 3.5 gb RAM (recording) | ||
| + | - Mac Mini (final mastering) | ||
| + | - Oceanic Time Warner-Cable Turbo Net Access (Hawaiian Islands) | ||
| + | |||
| + | Process | ||
| + | - Jim records raw feed with guest(s) | ||
| + | - Jim edits raw WAV file, editorial work carving out the good stuff | ||
| + | - Jim adds intro and exit voice work, save final WAV ready for producing | ||
| + | - Jim uploads WAV file to ftp server, stage up for Kevin | ||
| + | - Kevin adds in music, fixes volume levels, equalizes, does some other FM and converts to mp3 | ||
| + | - Kevin uploads mp3 to ftp server | ||
| + | - Jim downloads mp3 and tags mp3 with metadata including cover art | ||
| + | - Jim uploads mp3 to owasp.org | ||
| + | - Jim modifies podcast.xml and uploads to owasp.og | ||
| + | - Jim edits podcast wiki pages | ||
| + | - Make sure feed is RSS compliant | ||
| + | http://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=http://www.owasp.org/download/jmanico/podcast.xml | ||
| + | - Jim blogs about availability of new podcast and hopes Jeff adds it to the news feed! :) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:33, 8 July 2011
Speakers have 3 options to call in:
* I can initiate a call to your wired POTS line (no cell no wireless) This is often the easiest for you, but the lowest quality. * Best Quality is to call in from a computer headset via Skype, that works very well. * The Heroic Option, is to talk to me via Skype, but use Audacity (thinking PC - there are mac and unix options) to record your microphone only from your host. You would then need to upload the WAV file after the podcast and its often 300mb+.
The show is produced by Jim Manico and Kevin Coons from ManaTribe from the island of Kauai using
- Skype (allow callers to call-in via computer) - SkypeIN/OUT (allow callers to call in via a standard phone number - MX Skype Recorder (to record the Skype feed) - Soundforge (simple first-pass editing - Audacity is a free alternative) - Garage Band or Pro Tools (eq, sound levels, conversion to mp3 - Audacity is a free alternative) - mp3tag (allows for detailed tagging of your mp3's metadata, including providing an embedded image)
The actual recording hardware includes:
- (podcast 1-5) Plantronics USB Headset - (podcast 6-12) Generic ebay headset (8$) - (podcast 13-63) Blue Icycle USB to XLR converter, Shure SM58 Vocal Microphone, professional stand alone pop screen. - (podcast 64-?) Shure USB to XLR converter, Shure SM7B Studio Microphone - Dell XPS 420, Win XP, 3.5 gb RAM (recording) - Mac Mini (final mastering) - Oceanic Time Warner-Cable Turbo Net Access (Hawaiian Islands)
Process
- Jim records raw feed with guest(s) - Jim edits raw WAV file, editorial work carving out the good stuff - Jim adds intro and exit voice work, save final WAV ready for producing - Jim uploads WAV file to ftp server, stage up for Kevin - Kevin adds in music, fixes volume levels, equalizes, does some other FM and converts to mp3 - Kevin uploads mp3 to ftp server - Jim downloads mp3 and tags mp3 with metadata including cover art - Jim uploads mp3 to owasp.org - Jim modifies podcast.xml and uploads to owasp.og - Jim edits podcast wiki pages - Make sure feed is RSS compliant http://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=http://www.owasp.org/download/jmanico/podcast.xml - Jim blogs about availability of new podcast and hopes Jeff adds it to the news feed! :)
