I've been slowly working my way towards starting a podcast. I know my theme and I have ideas for the first couple episodes, but I'm looking for more in-depth guides through the technical parts of the process. I can research and find open source audio editors, I have access to a good mic setup, and I can write a script, record it, and edit it. My concern is more of the release side. I'm aware that the podcast ecosystem runs via RSS, but I'm looking for a sort of walkthrough of this last leg of the process. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks!
Good in-depth guides for starting a podcast?
6 days ago by leftOverLife to c/asklemmy
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ALiteralCabbage 1 point 5 days ago
Why do you care? If OP wants to podcast why shouldn't they?
Nonconfrontational 1 point 4 days ago
Why do you care about what I think?
ALiteralCabbage 0 points 3 days ago
It just seemed an unnessecary remark to make, and I've been put off doing things because of comments like that enough that I felt a counter would have been a nice thing to see.
Nonconfrontational 1 point 3 days ago
If there's one thing the world doesn't need it's another up and coming podcaster.
ALiteralCabbage 0 points 2 days ago
I'd rather that than some miserable cunt telling people not to do things they enjoy.
Nonconfrontational 1 point 2 days ago
Thanks for your input!
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Don't you think the market is kinda saturated?
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