RedCircle VERIFY_TOKEN_eb03e7e9-e54d-40a2-bc7f-05fda914a653 -- Rendered At Wed, 11 Nov 2026 06:06:35 +0000 The Blind Podmaker https://redcircle.com/shows/the-blind-podmaker en-US Copyright 2023 Tips and tricks on podcasting from a blindness perspective Jonathan Mosen Blind or low vision? Running your own podcast or want to create one? The Blind Podmaker features tips, tricks, demos, tutorials and resources all produced with the blind podcast creator in mind. We focus on the use of accessible tools with screen readers and other blindness-related assistive technology, plus tips on the art of creating compelling content. We welcome submissions from the blind podcasting community. If you have a demo or tip you want to share, please feel free to be in touch. eb03e7e9-e54d-40a2-bc7f-05fda914a653 episodic no Jonathan Mosen jonathan@mosen.org https://feeds.redcircle.com/eb03e7e9-e54d-40a2-bc7f-05fda914a653 false full Episode 33 – Jonathan and Richard Mosen unbox and demonstrate the Zoom M2 MicTrak from a blindness perspective Episode 33 – Jonathan and Richard Mosen unbox and demonstrate the Zoom M2 MicTrak from a blindness perspective 33 Jonathan Mosen <p>The Zoom M2 MicTrak is a 199 USD microphone that records. Pop an Micro-SD card into the MicTrak, and without any bulky gadgets and cables, you've got stereo 32-bit float recording. The fact that you can record in any situation without the risk of distortion is of enormous benefit to blind people recording in the field. When the product was launched late last year, it got off to the worst possible start, with overwhelmingly negative feedback about the product being unusable due to chronic radio frequency interference.</p> <p>Zoom Sound Labs recalled many of the original batch of microphones, acknowledging the problem and proclaiming it fixed. And it appears they are right. The RF problems are gone and the device seems dependable. This handy microphone is an easy-to-use, simple way to get quality recording of anything, anywhere.</p> <p>In this demonstration, we'll unbox the M2 MicTrak, set it up, and take you through every single menu item on the device, so you can build a cheat sheet to help you set it up the way you like.</p> The Zoom M2 MicTrak is a 199 USD microphone that records. Pop an Micro-SD card into the MicTrak, and without any bulky gadgets and cables, you've got stereo 32-bit float recording. The fact that you can record in any situation without the risk of distortion is of enormous benefit to blind people recording in the field. When the product was launched late last year, it got off to the worst possible start, with overwhelmingly negative feedback about the product being unusable due to chronic radio frequency interference.

Zoom Sound Labs recalled many of the original batch of microphones, acknowledging the problem and proclaiming it fixed. And it appears they are right. The RF problems are gone and the device seems dependable. This handy microphone is an easy-to-use, simple way to get quality recording of anything, anywhere.

In this demonstration, we'll unbox the M2 MicTrak, set it up, and take you through every single menu item on the device, so you can build a cheat sheet to help you set it up the way you like.

]]> <p>The Zoom M2 MicTrak is a 199 USD microphone that records. Pop an Micro-SD card into the MicTrak, and without any bulky gadgets and cables, you&#39;ve got stereo 32-bit float recording. The fact that you can record in any situation without the risk of distortion is of enormous benefit to blind people recording in the field. When the product was launched late last year, it got off to the worst possible start, with overwhelmingly negative feedback about the product being unusable due to chronic radio frequency interference.</p> <p>Zoom Sound Labs recalled many of the original batch of microphones, acknowledging the problem and proclaiming it fixed. And it appears they are right. The RF problems are gone and the device seems dependable. This handy microphone is an easy-to-use, simple way to get quality recording of anything, anywhere.</p> <p>In this demonstration, we&#39;ll unbox the M2 MicTrak, set it up, and take you through every single menu item on the device, so you can build a cheat sheet to help you set it up the way you like.</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/7f844299-bfa2-4cac-a523-a940e3ccffa3 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/7f844299/jonathan-and-richard-mosen-unbox-and-demonstrate-the-zoom-m2-mictrak-from-a-blindness-perspective Sun, 21 May 2023 04:50:58 +0000 3103 false full Episode 32 – Take your audio to the next level with Auphonic Episode 32 – Take your audio to the next level with Auphonic 32 Jonathan Mosen <p>Auphonic develops intelligent audio algorithms using a combination of AI and signal processing to provide an automated audio post production web service — an audio autopilot for podcasts, broadcasts, radio, interviews, audiobooks, lecture recordings, and more. Users just upload their recorded audio, and Auphonic will do the rest: neither complicated parameter settings nor audio expert knowledge are necessary. The site is fully screen reader accessible.</p> <p>In this episode, Jonathan Mosen speaks with Georg Holzmann, the audio engineer who founded Auphonic, about what the service can do. He then offers a comprehensive demonstration of the power of Auphonic, creating single and multi-track productions, watch folders, connecting Auphonic to external services and using its advanced parameters.</p> <p>Visit Auphonic at <a href="https://auphonic.com" rel="nofollow">https://auphonic.com</a></p> Auphonic develops intelligent audio algorithms using a combination of AI and signal processing to provide an automated audio post production web service — an audio autopilot for podcasts, broadcasts, radio, interviews, audiobooks, lecture recordings, and more. Users just upload their recorded audio, and Auphonic will do the rest: neither complicated parameter settings nor audio expert knowledge are necessary. The site is fully screen reader accessible.

In this episode, Jonathan Mosen speaks with Georg Holzmann, the audio engineer who founded Auphonic, about what the service can do. He then offers a comprehensive demonstration of the power of Auphonic, creating single and multi-track productions, watch folders, connecting Auphonic to external services and using its advanced parameters.

Visit Auphonic at https://auphonic.com

]]> <p>Auphonic develops intelligent audio algorithms using a combination of AI and signal processing to provide an automated audio post production web service — an audio autopilot for podcasts, broadcasts, radio, interviews, audiobooks, lecture recordings, and more. Users just upload their recorded audio, and Auphonic will do the rest: neither complicated parameter settings nor audio expert knowledge are necessary. The site is fully screen reader accessible.</p> <p>In this episode, Jonathan Mosen speaks with Georg Holzmann, the audio engineer who founded Auphonic, about what the service can do. He then offers a comprehensive demonstration of the power of Auphonic, creating single and multi-track productions, watch folders, connecting Auphonic to external services and using its advanced parameters.</p> <p>Visit Auphonic at <a href="https://auphonic.com" rel="nofollow">https://auphonic.com</a></p> https://pinecast.com/guid/c3bcdd67-4763-4fb9-af0c-b7a0698e2339 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/c3bcdd67/take-your-audio-to-the-next-level-with-auphonic Fri, 03 Mar 2023 04:57:45 +0000 5517 false full Episode 31 – Neal Ewers reviews the Mackie EleMent Chromium USB Condenser Microphone with 2-Ch Mixer Episode 31 – Neal Ewers reviews the Mackie EleMent Chromium USB Condenser Microphone with 2-Ch Mixer 31 Jonathan Mosen <h1>From the manufacturer:</h1> <p>The <strong>Mackie EleMent Chromium</strong> USB condenser microphone is a true home studio beast, with tonnes of I/O control for an array of different uses. With 4 selectable polar patterns and Makie's legendary Onyx Preamp circuitry, Chromium puts that slick studio sound within reach. On top of that, you get a 1/4" instrument input that you can mix in with the mic. Want to play along with a track? Connect anything with a headphone output to the 1/8" Aux in and hear it in your headphones.</p> <p>In this episode, Neal Ewers describes the microphone while using it, so you can hear its audio for yourself.</p> From the manufacturer:

The Mackie EleMent Chromium USB condenser microphone is a true home studio beast, with tonnes of I/O control for an array of different uses. With 4 selectable polar patterns and Makie's legendary Onyx Preamp circuitry, Chromium puts that slick studio sound within reach. On top of that, you get a 1/4" instrument input that you can mix in with the mic. Want to play along with a track? Connect anything with a headphone output to the 1/8" Aux in and hear it in your headphones.

In this episode, Neal Ewers describes the microphone while using it, so you can hear its audio for yourself.

]]> <h1>From the manufacturer:</h1> <p>The <strong>Mackie EleMent Chromium</strong> USB condenser microphone is a true home studio beast, with tonnes of I/O control for an array of different uses. With 4 selectable polar patterns and Makie&#39;s legendary Onyx Preamp circuitry, Chromium puts that slick studio sound within reach. On top of that, you get a 1/4&#34; instrument input that you can mix in with the mic. Want to play along with a track? Connect anything with a headphone output to the 1/8&#34; Aux in and hear it in your headphones.</p> <p>In this episode, Neal Ewers describes the microphone while using it, so you can hear its audio for yourself.</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/86aa5b92-c22c-4a28-8902-1a4f2c82fd08 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/86aa5b92/neal-ewers-reviews-the-mackie-element-chromium-usb-condenser-microphone-with-2-ch-mixer Sat, 04 Feb 2023 18:37:11 +0000 425 false full Episode 30 – Gary O'Donoghue reviews the Zoom F3 portable field recorder Episode 30 – Gary O'Donoghue reviews the Zoom F3 portable field recorder 30 Jonathan Mosen <p>From the manufacturer: With 32-bit float recording, the F3 effortlessly captures "the quietest raindrops and the loudest explosions. Its small footprint allows for this recorder to be placed anywhere, as you capture and monitor up to 192 kHz of high-quality audio. FOCUS ON THE SCENE When you’re working in the field or on set, sound levels can fluctuate often and quickly. The F3 allows you to adapt to your scene without having to set the gain or worry about clipping. In post, you’ll be able to work with your capture, regardless of extremely low or high levels. Featuring the dual A/D converters and low-noise preamps found in our professional F-Series recorders, the F3 guarantees high-quality recordings in any setting or situation. The F3 is built with durable side bars, standard tripod mount and slide-resistant rubber feet ensuring that you can mount it on your gear or hide it in any scene. It’s sturdy metal casing and locking XLR connectors is designed for use in a variety of environments."</p> <p>Gary O'Donoghue reviews this recorder from a blindness perspective, including taking us on a tour of the F3 Control app for iOS.</p> From the manufacturer: With 32-bit float recording, the F3 effortlessly captures "the quietest raindrops and the loudest explosions. Its small footprint allows for this recorder to be placed anywhere, as you capture and monitor up to 192 kHz of high-quality audio. FOCUS ON THE SCENE When you’re working in the field or on set, sound levels can fluctuate often and quickly. The F3 allows you to adapt to your scene without having to set the gain or worry about clipping. In post, you’ll be able to work with your capture, regardless of extremely low or high levels. Featuring the dual A/D converters and low-noise preamps found in our professional F-Series recorders, the F3 guarantees high-quality recordings in any setting or situation. The F3 is built with durable side bars, standard tripod mount and slide-resistant rubber feet ensuring that you can mount it on your gear or hide it in any scene. It’s sturdy metal casing and locking XLR connectors is designed for use in a variety of environments."

Gary O'Donoghue reviews this recorder from a blindness perspective, including taking us on a tour of the F3 Control app for iOS.

]]> <p>From the manufacturer: With 32-bit float recording, the F3 effortlessly captures &#34;the quietest raindrops and the loudest explosions. Its small footprint allows for this recorder to be placed anywhere, as you capture and monitor up to 192 kHz of high-quality audio. FOCUS ON THE SCENE When you’re working in the field or on set, sound levels can fluctuate often and quickly. The F3 allows you to adapt to your scene without having to set the gain or worry about clipping. In post, you’ll be able to work with your capture, regardless of extremely low or high levels. Featuring the dual A/D converters and low-noise preamps found in our professional F-Series recorders, the F3 guarantees high-quality recordings in any setting or situation. The F3 is built with durable side bars, standard tripod mount and slide-resistant rubber feet ensuring that you can mount it on your gear or hide it in any scene. It’s sturdy metal casing and locking XLR connectors is designed for use in a variety of environments.&#34;</p> <p>Gary O&#39;Donoghue reviews this recorder from a blindness perspective, including taking us on a tour of the F3 Control app for iOS.</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/b34169af-5fbe-4aa0-92a7-b0dceceb7ff4 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/b34169af/gary-o-donoghue-reviews-the-zoom-f3-portable-field-recorder Mon, 15 Aug 2022 04:54:19 +0000 3886 false full Episode 29 – The Focusrite Vocaster Two from a blindness perspective Episode 29 – The Focusrite Vocaster Two from a blindness perspective 29 Jonathan Mosen <p>Jonathan Mosen demonstrates the Vocaster Two, one of two members of a new family of audio interfaces from Focusrite aimed at podcast creators, streamers, and anyone who works with voice.</p> <p>This comprehensive tutorial and demonstration covers use cases, unboxing, installing and using in several common contexts. With its full accessibility, this could be the tool some blind people have been waiting for to kick start their podcasting journey.</p> Jonathan Mosen demonstrates the Vocaster Two, one of two members of a new family of audio interfaces from Focusrite aimed at podcast creators, streamers, and anyone who works with voice.

This comprehensive tutorial and demonstration covers use cases, unboxing, installing and using in several common contexts. With its full accessibility, this could be the tool some blind people have been waiting for to kick start their podcasting journey.

]]> <p>Jonathan Mosen demonstrates the Vocaster Two, one of two members of a new family of audio interfaces from Focusrite aimed at podcast creators, streamers, and anyone who works with voice.</p> <p>This comprehensive tutorial and demonstration covers use cases, unboxing, installing and using in several common contexts. With its full accessibility, this could be the tool some blind people have been waiting for to kick start their podcasting journey.</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/cfb6e7f4-0d76-46e0-bed2-a96245e64042 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/cfb6e7f4/the-focusrite-vocaster-two-from-a-blindness-perspective Sat, 16 Jul 2022 04:24:57 +0000 4961 false full Episode 28 – RODECaster Pro II walkthrough and accessibility_issues session Episode 28 – RODECaster Pro II walkthrough and accessibility_issues session 28 Jonathan Mosen <p>Since its release, Rode's RODECaster Pro has been a run-away success in the podcasting community. We covered the accessibility of the device in a previous episode. Now, Rode is back with the next generation in the series, the RODECaster Pro II.</p> <p>Rode says,</p> <p>The RØDECaster Pro II is the ultimate audio production solution for content creators, including streamers, podcasters and musicians. Combining revolutionary features with superior sound quality, endless customisability and unmatched ease of use, the RØDECaster Pro II is all you will ever need to record incredible audio for your content. Key Features: Fully integrated audio production studio for streamers, podcasters, musicians and content creators Ultra-low-noise, high-gain Revolution Preamps™ (-131.5dBV EIN, 76dB gain) Four high-quality Neutrik® combo inputs for connecting microphones, instruments and line-level devices Nine individually assignable channels with six broadcast-quality physical faders and three virtual faders High-performance quad-core audio engine Studio-grade APHEX® audio processing and on-board effects Eight fully programmable SMART pads with bank switching Dual USB-C interfaces for connecting two computers or mobile devices Advanced Bluetooth® connectivity for high-quality phone call integration Multitrack or stereo recording to a microSD™ card, USB storage device or computer Four high-power headphone outputs and balanced ¼-inch line outputs 5.5-inch high-definition touchscreen with haptic feedback and rotary encoder for easy navigation and control New features and enhancements via regular firmware updates Designed and made in RØDE’s state-of-the-art facilities in Sydney, Australia.</p> <p>And of course we say, "yeah but how accessible is it"?</p> <p>Can Kirca and Neal Ewers have been advocating to Rode for accessibility improvements in the device. Have they delivered in RODECaster Pro II?</p> <p>Join Neal and Can as they take you on a tour of the device from a blindness perspective.</p> Since its release, Rode's RODECaster Pro has been a run-away success in the podcasting community. We covered the accessibility of the device in a previous episode. Now, Rode is back with the next generation in the series, the RODECaster Pro II.

Rode says,

The RØDECaster Pro II is the ultimate audio production solution for content creators, including streamers, podcasters and musicians. Combining revolutionary features with superior sound quality, endless customisability and unmatched ease of use, the RØDECaster Pro II is all you will ever need to record incredible audio for your content. Key Features: Fully integrated audio production studio for streamers, podcasters, musicians and content creators Ultra-low-noise, high-gain Revolution Preamps™ (-131.5dBV EIN, 76dB gain) Four high-quality Neutrik® combo inputs for connecting microphones, instruments and line-level devices Nine individually assignable channels with six broadcast-quality physical faders and three virtual faders High-performance quad-core audio engine Studio-grade APHEX® audio processing and on-board effects Eight fully programmable SMART pads with bank switching Dual USB-C interfaces for connecting two computers or mobile devices Advanced Bluetooth® connectivity for high-quality phone call integration Multitrack or stereo recording to a microSD™ card, USB storage device or computer Four high-power headphone outputs and balanced ¼-inch line outputs 5.5-inch high-definition touchscreen with haptic feedback and rotary encoder for easy navigation and control New features and enhancements via regular firmware updates Designed and made in RØDE’s state-of-the-art facilities in Sydney, Australia.

And of course we say, "yeah but how accessible is it"?

Can Kirca and Neal Ewers have been advocating to Rode for accessibility improvements in the device. Have they delivered in RODECaster Pro II?

Join Neal and Can as they take you on a tour of the device from a blindness perspective.

]]> <p>Since its release, Rode&#39;s RODECaster Pro has been a run-away success in the podcasting community. We covered the accessibility of the device in a previous episode. Now, Rode is back with the next generation in the series, the RODECaster Pro II.</p> <p>Rode says,</p> <p>The RØDECaster Pro II is the ultimate audio production solution for content creators, including streamers, podcasters and musicians. Combining revolutionary features with superior sound quality, endless customisability and unmatched ease of use, the RØDECaster Pro II is all you will ever need to record incredible audio for your content. Key Features: Fully integrated audio production studio for streamers, podcasters, musicians and content creators Ultra-low-noise, high-gain Revolution Preamps™ (-131.5dBV EIN, 76dB gain) Four high-quality Neutrik® combo inputs for connecting microphones, instruments and line-level devices Nine individually assignable channels with six broadcast-quality physical faders and three virtual faders High-performance quad-core audio engine Studio-grade APHEX® audio processing and on-board effects Eight fully programmable SMART pads with bank switching Dual USB-C interfaces for connecting two computers or mobile devices Advanced Bluetooth® connectivity for high-quality phone call integration Multitrack or stereo recording to a microSD™ card, USB storage device or computer Four high-power headphone outputs and balanced ¼-inch line outputs 5.5-inch high-definition touchscreen with haptic feedback and rotary encoder for easy navigation and control New features and enhancements via regular firmware updates Designed and made in RØDE’s state-of-the-art facilities in Sydney, Australia.</p> <p>And of course we say, &#34;yeah but how accessible is it&#34;?</p> <p>Can Kirca and Neal Ewers have been advocating to Rode for accessibility improvements in the device. Have they delivered in RODECaster Pro II?</p> <p>Join Neal and Can as they take you on a tour of the device from a blindness perspective.</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/03d25d03-f669-45cb-966a-6a9300626956 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/03d25d03/rodecaster-pro-ii-walkthrough-and-accessibility-issues-session Fri, 01 Jul 2022 20:05:40 +0000 4134 false full Episode 27 – Jonathan Mosen shows you how to dramatically speed up your podcast recording process using drop-ins with Reaper Episode 27 – Jonathan Mosen shows you how to dramatically speed up your podcast recording process using drop-ins with Reaper 27 Jonathan Mosen If you have been on the planet long enough to have worked with analogue tape in a professional recording environment, you're probably familiar with the drop-in method Jonathan demonstrates in this episode. If you're not, you may find that using this method, which Reaper so brilliantly supports, will save you a lot of time if you record solo podcasts or screen reader demos. If you have been on the planet long enough to have worked with analogue tape in a professional recording environment, you&#39;re probably familiar with the drop-in method Jonathan demonstrates in this episode. If you&#39;re not, you may find that using this method, which Reaper so brilliantly supports, will save you a lot of time if you record solo podcasts or screen reader demos. https://pinecast.com/guid/02a0446d-e6c2-4d0a-bd0b-106194d57549 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/02a0446d/jonathan-mosen-shows-you-how-to-dramatically-speed-up-your-podcast-recording-process-using-drop-ins-with-reaper Thu, 03 Feb 2022 21:04:52 +0000 717 false full Episode 26 – David Edick reviews the CEntrance PortCaster and Mixerface Episode 26 – David Edick reviews the CEntrance PortCaster and Mixerface 26 Jonathan Mosen <h1>If you'd like a device with some of the functionality of the Zoom Podtrak P4 but with no menus to navigate and all physical switches, you may be interested in the PortCaster or its older sibling, the Mixerface.</h1> <p><strong>PortCaster</strong> is a mobile audio interface for Podcasting, Live streaming and Videos. With this handheld, portable mixer you can host your own live talk show, with music and guests. A combination of Mobile Mixer, Recorder, and USB Audio Interface, PortCaster features a rechargeable battery that lasts 8 hours and warm, analog sound.</p> <p>It couldn't be more accessible because all the switches are physical.</p> <p><a href="https://centrance.com/portcaster/" rel="nofollow">Learn more on the PortCaster web page.</a></p> If you'd like a device with some of the functionality of the Zoom Podtrak P4 but with no menus to navigate and all physical switches, you may be interested in the PortCaster or its older sibling, the Mixerface.

PortCaster is a mobile audio interface for Podcasting, Live streaming and Videos. With this handheld, portable mixer you can host your own live talk show, with music and guests. A combination of Mobile Mixer, Recorder, and USB Audio Interface, PortCaster features a rechargeable battery that lasts 8 hours and warm, analog sound.

It couldn't be more accessible because all the switches are physical.

Learn more on the PortCaster web page.

]]> <h1>If you&#39;d like a device with some of the functionality of the Zoom Podtrak P4 but with no menus to navigate and all physical switches, you may be interested in the PortCaster or its older sibling, the Mixerface.</h1> <p><strong>PortCaster</strong> is a mobile audio interface for Podcasting, Live streaming and Videos. With this handheld, portable mixer you can host your own live talk show, with music and guests. A combination of Mobile Mixer, Recorder, and USB Audio Interface, PortCaster features a rechargeable battery that lasts 8 hours and warm, analog sound.</p> <p>It couldn&#39;t be more accessible because all the switches are physical.</p> <p><a href="https://centrance.com/portcaster/" rel="nofollow">Learn more on the PortCaster web page.</a></p> https://pinecast.com/guid/92e8dbde-647c-40c1-a76d-387e091b925a https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/92e8dbde/david-edick-reviews-the-centrance-portcaster-and-mixerface Fri, 08 Oct 2021 17:11:35 +0000 703 false full Episode 25 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable, Ferrite for iOS Episode 25 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable, Ferrite for iOS 25 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>William Pogor joins us on the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable to discuss using Ferrite Recording Studio for iOS. Ferrite is a powerful multitrack recording suite, designed with some specific features for blind people using VoiceOver.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1>

William Pogor joins us on the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable to discuss using Ferrite Recording Studio for iOS. Ferrite is a powerful multitrack recording suite, designed with some specific features for blind people using VoiceOver.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <h1></h1> <p>William Pogor joins us on the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable to discuss using Ferrite Recording Studio for iOS. Ferrite is a powerful multitrack recording suite, designed with some specific features for blind people using VoiceOver.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/5769fbd6-89b8-462c-addb-6ef63e4f0292 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/5769fbd6/blind-podcasters-roundtable-ferrite-for-ios Mon, 05 Jul 2021 01:41:36 +0000 3388 false full Episode 24 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 21 June 2021, Izotope RX Episode 24 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 21 June 2021, Izotope RX 24 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Digital audio restoration has come a long way. It is generally considered that the best in the bunch is Izotope RX. In the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable, Brian Hartgen gave us a demonstration of some of the things this suite of products can do to clean up audio that’s less than optimal. Learn more at <a href="http://izotope.com" rel="nofollow">http://izotope.com</a>   Note, since we want you to hear the full effect of the demo, we have not applied any of our usual post-production processing to this file.</p> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1>

Digital audio restoration has come a long way. It is generally considered that the best in the bunch is Izotope RX. In the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable, Brian Hartgen gave us a demonstration of some of the things this suite of products can do to clean up audio that’s less than optimal. Learn more at http://izotope.com   Note, since we want you to hear the full effect of the demo, we have not applied any of our usual post-production processing to this file.

Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Digital audio restoration has come a long way. It is generally considered that the best in the bunch is Izotope RX. In the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable, Brian Hartgen gave us a demonstration of some of the things this suite of products can do to clean up audio that’s less than optimal. Learn more at <a href="http://izotope.com" rel="nofollow">http://izotope.com</a>   Note, since we want you to hear the full effect of the demo, we have not applied any of our usual post-production processing to this file.</p> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/503e5505-d289-4d1c-a660-b030be6b06dc https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/503e5505/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-21-june-2021-izotope-rx Sun, 20 Jun 2021 20:27:50 +0000 2964 false full Episode 23 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 14 June 2021, Anchor Episode 23 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 14 June 2021, Anchor 23 Jonathan Mosen <h1>Anchor is a popular podcasting platform that aims to simplify podcast creation, directory listing and publishing. It has become increasingly more accessible. Daniel Semro gives us a demonstration of publishing a simple podcast with Anchor. Others in Clubhouse contribute their experience and ask questions about the platform. Download the Anchor app from the App Store, or visit <a href="http://anchor.fm" rel="nofollow">http://anchor.fm</a></h1> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1> Anchor is a popular podcasting platform that aims to simplify podcast creation, directory listing and publishing. It has become increasingly more accessible. Daniel Semro gives us a demonstration of publishing a simple podcast with Anchor. Others in Clubhouse contribute their experience and ask questions about the platform. Download the Anchor app from the App Store, or visit http://anchor.fm

Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <h1>Anchor is a popular podcasting platform that aims to simplify podcast creation, directory listing and publishing. It has become increasingly more accessible. Daniel Semro gives us a demonstration of publishing a simple podcast with Anchor. Others in Clubhouse contribute their experience and ask questions about the platform. Download the Anchor app from the App Store, or visit <a href="http://anchor.fm" rel="nofollow">http://anchor.fm</a></h1> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/632eb909-9cfc-466d-942c-53f299335fa5 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/632eb909/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-14-june-2021-anchor Sun, 13 Jun 2021 20:37:47 +0000 3699 false full Episode 22 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 7 June 2021 Episode 22 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 7 June 2021 22 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Our guests in this episode are Mark Hills and Marc Bakos, founders of Cleanfeed. They joined us in Clubhouse to talk about the service in general, also exchanging information about accessibility for blind people using screen readers. Check out Cleanfeed at <a href="http://cleanfeed.net" rel="nofollow">http://cleanfeed.net</a>   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p>

Our guests in this episode are Mark Hills and Marc Bakos, founders of Cleanfeed. They joined us in Clubhouse to talk about the service in general, also exchanging information about accessibility for blind people using screen readers. Check out Cleanfeed at http://cleanfeed.net   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Our guests in this episode are Mark Hills and Marc Bakos, founders of Cleanfeed. They joined us in Clubhouse to talk about the service in general, also exchanging information about accessibility for blind people using screen readers. Check out Cleanfeed at <a href="http://cleanfeed.net" rel="nofollow">http://cleanfeed.net</a>   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> https://pinecast.com/guid/df71fa32-8099-4ac4-ab74-f10bb662ebc9 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/df71fa32/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-7-june-2021 Sun, 06 Jun 2021 21:58:59 +0000 5177 false full Episode 21 – Cleanfeed from a blindness perspective, a powerful, accessible tool for remote recording and collaboration Episode 21 – Cleanfeed from a blindness perspective, a powerful, accessible tool for remote recording and collaboration 21 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>This podcast focusses on how to podcast from a blindness perspective. Cleanfeed is a tool which even offers an unlimited free tier that will take the audio quality of your remote podcast interviews to the next level. But there’s so much more you can use Cleanfeed for than podcasting. If you want to work with remote guests or co-hosts on Internet radio, or you do audio production and want to produce a talent who has their own studio, Cleanfeed will do it all without breaking a sweat. This outstanding service has been designed by audio professionals, for anyone who cares about the audio they produce. In this demo, Jonathan Mosen takes you on a thorough tour of Cleanfeed’s features and how and why you use them, all from the perspective of a blind person using JAWS for Windows. Check out Cleanfeed at <a href="http://cleanfeed.net" rel="nofollow">http://cleanfeed.net</a>   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1>t</h1>

This podcast focusses on how to podcast from a blindness perspective. Cleanfeed is a tool which even offers an unlimited free tier that will take the audio quality of your remote podcast interviews to the next level. But there’s so much more you can use Cleanfeed for than podcasting. If you want to work with remote guests or co-hosts on Internet radio, or you do audio production and want to produce a talent who has their own studio, Cleanfeed will do it all without breaking a sweat. This outstanding service has been designed by audio professionals, for anyone who cares about the audio they produce. In this demo, Jonathan Mosen takes you on a thorough tour of Cleanfeed’s features and how and why you use them, all from the perspective of a blind person using JAWS for Windows. Check out Cleanfeed at http://cleanfeed.net   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

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]]> <h1></h1> <p>This podcast focusses on how to podcast from a blindness perspective. Cleanfeed is a tool which even offers an unlimited free tier that will take the audio quality of your remote podcast interviews to the next level. But there’s so much more you can use Cleanfeed for than podcasting. If you want to work with remote guests or co-hosts on Internet radio, or you do audio production and want to produce a talent who has their own studio, Cleanfeed will do it all without breaking a sweat. This outstanding service has been designed by audio professionals, for anyone who cares about the audio they produce. In this demo, Jonathan Mosen takes you on a thorough tour of Cleanfeed’s features and how and why you use them, all from the perspective of a blind person using JAWS for Windows. Check out Cleanfeed at <a href="http://cleanfeed.net" rel="nofollow">http://cleanfeed.net</a>   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1>t</h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/b72054eb-0277-4046-ac7f-4189c31d64ea https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/b72054eb/cleanfeed-from-a-blindness-perspective-a-powerful-accessible-tool-for-remote-recording-and-collaboration Tue, 01 Jun 2021 04:24:44 +0000 4103 false full Episode 20 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 31 May 2021 Episode 20 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 31 May 2021 20 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>In this edition of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable first broadcast live on Clubhouse, Can Kirca describes the Rodecaster Pro, a powerhouse of a mixer and recorder specifically for podcasting that has taken the podcast world by storm. How easy is it for blind people to use this device independently, particularly given that it has a touch screen? What can you do with it, and how does it compare with the Zoom Podtrak P4?   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1>t</h1>

In this edition of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable first broadcast live on Clubhouse, Can Kirca describes the Rodecaster Pro, a powerhouse of a mixer and recorder specifically for podcasting that has taken the podcast world by storm. How easy is it for blind people to use this device independently, particularly given that it has a touch screen? What can you do with it, and how does it compare with the Zoom Podtrak P4?   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

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]]> <h1></h1> <p>In this edition of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable first broadcast live on Clubhouse, Can Kirca describes the Rodecaster Pro, a powerhouse of a mixer and recorder specifically for podcasting that has taken the podcast world by storm. How easy is it for blind people to use this device independently, particularly given that it has a touch screen? What can you do with it, and how does it compare with the Zoom Podtrak P4?   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1>t</h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/d0a0979e-db5b-44ff-840d-072cf1dff007 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/d0a0979e/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-31-may-2021 Mon, 31 May 2021 04:22:08 +0000 3452 false full Episode 19 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 24 May 2021 Episode 19 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 24 May 2021 19 Jonathan Mosen <p>We were delighted to have Ed Filowat as our guest taking questions and suggestions from the Blind Podmaker community on Clubhouse. Ed develops Backpack Studio.   Backpack Studio is an app for iOS for recording podcasts in real-time or streaming live. Boasting advanced features like dynamic audio compression, a sound board and saving to various destinations in a variety of formats, it’s a powerful tool, and its VoiceOver accessibility is exemplary. Ed it hitting it out of the park with a new feature in beta right now, Backpack Live. With Backpack Live, you can get together with remote guests in a session which can be recorded and/or streamed live.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>   t</p> We were delighted to have Ed Filowat as our guest taking questions and suggestions from the Blind Podmaker community on Clubhouse. Ed develops Backpack Studio.   Backpack Studio is an app for iOS for recording podcasts in real-time or streaming live. Boasting advanced features like dynamic audio compression, a sound board and saving to various destinations in a variety of formats, it’s a powerful tool, and its VoiceOver accessibility is exemplary. Ed it hitting it out of the park with a new feature in beta right now, Backpack Live. With Backpack Live, you can get together with remote guests in a session which can be recorded and/or streamed live.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com   t

]]> <p>We were delighted to have Ed Filowat as our guest taking questions and suggestions from the Blind Podmaker community on Clubhouse. Ed develops Backpack Studio.   Backpack Studio is an app for iOS for recording podcasts in real-time or streaming live. Boasting advanced features like dynamic audio compression, a sound board and saving to various destinations in a variety of formats, it’s a powerful tool, and its VoiceOver accessibility is exemplary. Ed it hitting it out of the park with a new feature in beta right now, Backpack Live. With Backpack Live, you can get together with remote guests in a session which can be recorded and/or streamed live.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>   t</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/876dd24b-06e9-4ecf-ba42-1e31fa94e6ac https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/876dd24b/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-24-may-2021 Mon, 24 May 2021 15:16:51 +0000 3671 false full Episode 18 – Demonstration and discussion about Backpack Live with Ed Filowat, Developer of Backpack Studio Episode 18 – Demonstration and discussion about Backpack Live with Ed Filowat, Developer of Backpack Studio 18 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Backpack Studio is an app for iOS for recording podcasts in real-time or streaming live. Boasting advanced features like dynamic audio compression, a sound board and saving to various destinations in a variety of formats, it’s a powerful tool, and its developer, Ed Filowat, has ensured that the app’s VoiceOver accessibility is exemplary. Ed it hitting it out of the park with a new feature in beta right now, Backpack Live. With Backpack Live, you can get together with remote guests in a session which can be recorded and/or streamed live. I recorded this interview with Ed using Backpack Live in Backpack Studio, so you can hear what it sounds like. The feature is in open beta right now and will be a monthly subscription when it is released.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

Backpack Studio is an app for iOS for recording podcasts in real-time or streaming live. Boasting advanced features like dynamic audio compression, a sound board and saving to various destinations in a variety of formats, it’s a powerful tool, and its developer, Ed Filowat, has ensured that the app’s VoiceOver accessibility is exemplary. Ed it hitting it out of the park with a new feature in beta right now, Backpack Live. With Backpack Live, you can get together with remote guests in a session which can be recorded and/or streamed live. I recorded this interview with Ed using Backpack Live in Backpack Studio, so you can hear what it sounds like. The feature is in open beta right now and will be a monthly subscription when it is released.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Backpack Studio is an app for iOS for recording podcasts in real-time or streaming live. Boasting advanced features like dynamic audio compression, a sound board and saving to various destinations in a variety of formats, it’s a powerful tool, and its developer, Ed Filowat, has ensured that the app’s VoiceOver accessibility is exemplary. Ed it hitting it out of the park with a new feature in beta right now, Backpack Live. With Backpack Live, you can get together with remote guests in a session which can be recorded and/or streamed live. I recorded this interview with Ed using Backpack Live in Backpack Studio, so you can hear what it sounds like. The feature is in open beta right now and will be a monthly subscription when it is released.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/fb366dcd-47ec-4271-bf45-d29604118e18 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/fb366dcd/demonstration-and-discussion-about-backpack-live-with-ed-filowat-developer-of-backpack-studio Tue, 18 May 2021 21:04:31 +0000 2129 false full Episode 17 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 17 May 2021 Episode 17 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 17 May 2021 17 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Glen Gordon, host of Freedom Scientific’s FSCast, joins us to talk about editing your podcast. What should you take out, how should you decide, and what makes a good edit? There are also helpful contributions and questions from those who came on stage in our Clubhouse room.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

Glen Gordon, host of Freedom Scientific’s FSCast, joins us to talk about editing your podcast. What should you take out, how should you decide, and what makes a good edit? There are also helpful contributions and questions from those who came on stage in our Clubhouse room.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Glen Gordon, host of Freedom Scientific’s FSCast, joins us to talk about editing your podcast. What should you take out, how should you decide, and what makes a good edit? There are also helpful contributions and questions from those who came on stage in our Clubhouse room.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/90e2db13-8678-4321-b143-f1699a28d824 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/90e2db13/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-17-may-2021 Sun, 16 May 2021 20:29:12 +0000 3670 false full Episode 16 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 10 May 2021 Episode 16 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 10 May 2021 16 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>It’s an open forum this week. Apple has broken podcasting submission and their Podcasts app while introducing a new monetisation system for podcast creators. We discuss this as well as Anker, podcast advertising, microphones and more.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>Notes go here</p>

It’s an open forum this week. Apple has broken podcasting submission and their Podcasts app while introducing a new monetisation system for podcast creators. We discuss this as well as Anker, podcast advertising, microphones and more.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

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]]> <h1></h1> <p>It’s an open forum this week. Apple has broken podcasting submission and their Podcasts app while introducing a new monetisation system for podcast creators. We discuss this as well as Anker, podcast advertising, microphones and more.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1>Episode Notes</h1> <p>Notes go here</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/b3a99bff-ae7d-4c54-b6e1-a8ff6799aaea https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/b3a99bff/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-10-may-2021 Sun, 09 May 2021 20:43:38 +0000 3280 false full Episode 15 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 3 May 2021 Episode 15 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 3 May 2021 15 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>In This edition, Derek Lane joins us to answer your Reaper questions. Reaper is powerful multitrack digital audio workstation software available for PC and Mac. With the aid of Osara, it is highly accessible. A great jumping off point for Reaper accessibility is <a href="http://reaperaccessibility.com" rel="nofollow">http://reaperaccessibility.com</a> . If you’re just getting started, be sure to download Reaper, Osara and SWS. To get in touch with Derek, check out <a href="http://lanesaudio.com" rel="nofollow">http://lanesaudio.com</a>   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

In This edition, Derek Lane joins us to answer your Reaper questions. Reaper is powerful multitrack digital audio workstation software available for PC and Mac. With the aid of Osara, it is highly accessible. A great jumping off point for Reaper accessibility is http://reaperaccessibility.com . If you’re just getting started, be sure to download Reaper, Osara and SWS. To get in touch with Derek, check out http://lanesaudio.com   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>In This edition, Derek Lane joins us to answer your Reaper questions. Reaper is powerful multitrack digital audio workstation software available for PC and Mac. With the aid of Osara, it is highly accessible. A great jumping off point for Reaper accessibility is <a href="http://reaperaccessibility.com" rel="nofollow">http://reaperaccessibility.com</a> . If you’re just getting started, be sure to download Reaper, Osara and SWS. To get in touch with Derek, check out <a href="http://lanesaudio.com" rel="nofollow">http://lanesaudio.com</a>   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/1a5f2c44-2bbe-46aa-9bff-7220fb8e4b98 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/1a5f2c44/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-3-may-2021 Mon, 03 May 2021 03:09:26 +0000 4071 false full Episode 14 – How to assign a sound to a soundpad on the Zoom Podtrack P4 Episode 14 – How to assign a sound to a soundpad on the Zoom Podtrack P4 14 Jonathan Mosen <h1>Already, there is a growing group of happy blind Zoom Podtrak P4 owners. In this demo,</h1> <p>henk abma demonstrates how you can assign files to the soundpad feature on the device, so if you have a podcast theme or want to use sound effects, they are only a button press away.</p> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1> Already, there is a growing group of happy blind Zoom Podtrak P4 owners. In this demo,

henk abma demonstrates how you can assign files to the soundpad feature on the device, so if you have a podcast theme or want to use sound effects, they are only a button press away.

Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <h1>Already, there is a growing group of happy blind Zoom Podtrak P4 owners. In this demo,</h1> <p>henk abma demonstrates how you can assign files to the soundpad feature on the device, so if you have a podcast theme or want to use sound effects, they are only a button press away.</p> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/81641142-3129-4bd4-ac31-30ad6e239822 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/81641142/how-to-assign-a-sound-to-a-soundpad-on-the-zoom-podtrack-p4 Wed, 28 Apr 2021 07:06:05 +0000 688 false full Episode 13 – Tim Cumings demonstrates the Zoom Podtrak P4 Episode 13 – Tim Cumings demonstrates the Zoom Podtrak P4 13 Jonathan Mosen <p>This demonstration of the Zoom Podtrak P4 was first published on the Mosen At Large Podcast.</p> <p>podcasting is fun! If you’d like a new piece of equipment to help you do some of the trickier things more easily, like recording multiple local or remote guests, having a portable device to carry around offering multiple mic and headphone sockets and even allowing you to use your smartphone as a telephone hybrid, then you’ll be very interested in this demo by Tim Cumings of the Zoom Podtrak P4. For  its cost, it does a lot, and a blind person can become familiar enough with it to use it well.</p> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> This demonstration of the Zoom Podtrak P4 was first published on the Mosen At Large Podcast.

podcasting is fun! If you’d like a new piece of equipment to help you do some of the trickier things more easily, like recording multiple local or remote guests, having a portable device to carry around offering multiple mic and headphone sockets and even allowing you to use your smartphone as a telephone hybrid, then you’ll be very interested in this demo by Tim Cumings of the Zoom Podtrak P4. For  its cost, it does a lot, and a blind person can become familiar enough with it to use it well.

Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <p>This demonstration of the Zoom Podtrak P4 was first published on the Mosen At Large Podcast.</p> <p>podcasting is fun! If you’d like a new piece of equipment to help you do some of the trickier things more easily, like recording multiple local or remote guests, having a portable device to carry around offering multiple mic and headphone sockets and even allowing you to use your smartphone as a telephone hybrid, then you’ll be very interested in this demo by Tim Cumings of the Zoom Podtrak P4. For  its cost, it does a lot, and a blind person can become familiar enough with it to use it well.</p> <p>Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> https://pinecast.com/guid/6f5ca0c9-9420-4169-a1ec-836832ee4c4a https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/6f5ca0c9/tim-cumings-demonstrates-the-zoom-podtrak-p4 Wed, 28 Apr 2021 07:01:33 +0000 2056 false full Episode 12 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 26 April 2021, the Zoom Podtrak P4 Episode 12 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 26 April 2021, the Zoom Podtrak P4 12 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Tim Cumings joins us to follow up on his Mosen At Large review of the Zoom Podtrak P4. Other users comment on its use from a blindness perspective as well. From the Zoom website, Purpose-built for producing polished multi-person podcasts anywhere you go, the Zoom PodTrak P4 is a cost-effective portable multitrack podcast recorder that lets you quickly record up to four mics, handle 2 echo-free remote call-ins simultaneously, trigger sound samples, and provide separate headphone feeds for all your guests, all at the same time and with refreshing simplicity.   From the intuitive, tactile controls to the plentiful battery life and powerful audio processing functions, the PodTrak P4 is well equipped to help you record or stream pristine audio for panel podcasts. Dynamic and condenser mics, customizable sound pads, call-ins via your smartphone or computer, and independent headphone outs; the PodTrak P4 can manage everything you need a podcast production station to do.   Extra touches including built-in limiters and low-cut filters for enhancing your tracks, an integrated mix-minus function to prevent echo and feedback for remote guests, and multiple powering methods make the PodTrak a truly powerful all-in-one solution for podcasting.   Four High-Gain Mic Inputs Whether you rely on announcer-style dynamic microphones such as the Zoom ZDM-1 (available separately) or prefer the sheen of crisp condenser mics, the PodTrak P4's four mic preamps are up to the task. Each features a balanced XLR input jack, selectable +48V phantom power, and up to 70 dB of gain, plenty of boost to ensure optimal recording levels with all kinds of mics, such as the venerable Shure SM7B. Headphone Mixes for You and Your Guests Outfitted with four 3.5mm stereo headphone outputs, the PodTrak P4 can provide you and your guests with independent headphone mixes, each with its own level control above the corresponding headphone jack. No matter the scenario—an exclusive interview or a raucous panel podcast, everyone will be able to clearly hear what's going on. Echo-Free Remote Call-Ins Knowing how frequently podcasters collaborate with remote guests, Zoom integrated two ways to accommodate call-ins—plug your smartphone directly into the 3.5mm TRRS phone port, connect a computer via USB to pipe in the audio from your conferencing software of choice, or do both at the same time to feature two remote guests.   Whether you use TRRS, USB, or both, the PodTrak P4 automatically prevents echo and feedback with its built-in mix-minus feature; your remote guests will never be distracted by hearing their own voice echo back to them. Supports BTA-2 for Wireless Remote Guests If you prefer to go wire-free for call-ins, connect the Zoom BTA-2 Bluetooth receiver (available separately) to the PodTrak P4 and use your smartphone to wirelessly pipe in your call audio via Bluetooth. Assignable Sound Pads with Preset Sounds The PodTrack P4 is equipped with four sound pads next to the LCD screen, perfect for elevating your podcast production quality with music, jingles, ads, sound effects, or pre-recorded interviews triggered at the push of a button. Use the 11 preset sounds or load your own samples for even more versatility. Plus, a dedicated knob allows easy adjustment of the sound pad output volume. Instant Access to Gain and Mute for Each Input Each mic input on the PodTrak P4 has its own dedicated gain control knob. There's no track selection or button pressing required to optimize your recording levels; just turn the dials (clearly labeled from 0 to 10) anytime you need to adjust the gain. Additionally, a mute button is provided for every input, so you can quickly mute/unmute guests without having to navigate through menus. Record up to 10 Tracks Simultaneously With the PodTrak P4, you can simultaneously record up to 10 tracks to an SD card—four tracks from the input channels, four tracks from the sound pads, and two tracks from the overall stereo mix. SD Card Recording and Audio Interface Functionality Designed for truly convenient portability, the PodTrack P4 can record directly to an SDHC card (up to 32GB capacity) or an SDXC card (up to 512GB capacity). A 4GB card will yield over three hours of 16-bit / 44.1 kHz 4-channel recording time using the BWF-compliant WAV format for uncompressed audio quality and industry-standard file compatibility. Note that media cards are available separately, and larger capacity cards may increase startup times.   Alternatively, use the PodTrak P4 as a 2-in/2-out USB 2.0 audio interface (at 16-bit / 44.1 kHz) with your Mac/Windows computer or iOS/Android mobile device (separately available Apple Camera Connection Kit is required for use with iOS devices). Powered via AA Batteries, AC Adapter, or USB Power the PodTrak P4 via two AA batteries, plug it into a wall outlet with an AD-17 AC adapter (available separately), or use an external USB battery. Alkaline batteries can keep the P4 running for up to four hours of continuous recording. When using the P4 in the stereo USB audio interface mode, USB bus powering is also possible. Signal Processing Adds Sonic Polish The PodTrak P4's onboard effects allow you to add polish to your recordings without resorting to postproduction processing on a computer. Built-in limiters compensate for fluctuations in input level, while low-cut filters help eliminate wind noise, blowing, and other kinds of low-frequency rumble.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

Tim Cumings joins us to follow up on his Mosen At Large review of the Zoom Podtrak P4. Other users comment on its use from a blindness perspective as well. From the Zoom website, Purpose-built for producing polished multi-person podcasts anywhere you go, the Zoom PodTrak P4 is a cost-effective portable multitrack podcast recorder that lets you quickly record up to four mics, handle 2 echo-free remote call-ins simultaneously, trigger sound samples, and provide separate headphone feeds for all your guests, all at the same time and with refreshing simplicity.   From the intuitive, tactile controls to the plentiful battery life and powerful audio processing functions, the PodTrak P4 is well equipped to help you record or stream pristine audio for panel podcasts. Dynamic and condenser mics, customizable sound pads, call-ins via your smartphone or computer, and independent headphone outs; the PodTrak P4 can manage everything you need a podcast production station to do.   Extra touches including built-in limiters and low-cut filters for enhancing your tracks, an integrated mix-minus function to prevent echo and feedback for remote guests, and multiple powering methods make the PodTrak a truly powerful all-in-one solution for podcasting.   Four High-Gain Mic Inputs Whether you rely on announcer-style dynamic microphones such as the Zoom ZDM-1 (available separately) or prefer the sheen of crisp condenser mics, the PodTrak P4's four mic preamps are up to the task. Each features a balanced XLR input jack, selectable +48V phantom power, and up to 70 dB of gain, plenty of boost to ensure optimal recording levels with all kinds of mics, such as the venerable Shure SM7B. Headphone Mixes for You and Your Guests Outfitted with four 3.5mm stereo headphone outputs, the PodTrak P4 can provide you and your guests with independent headphone mixes, each with its own level control above the corresponding headphone jack. No matter the scenario—an exclusive interview or a raucous panel podcast, everyone will be able to clearly hear what's going on. Echo-Free Remote Call-Ins Knowing how frequently podcasters collaborate with remote guests, Zoom integrated two ways to accommodate call-ins—plug your smartphone directly into the 3.5mm TRRS phone port, connect a computer via USB to pipe in the audio from your conferencing software of choice, or do both at the same time to feature two remote guests.   Whether you use TRRS, USB, or both, the PodTrak P4 automatically prevents echo and feedback with its built-in mix-minus feature; your remote guests will never be distracted by hearing their own voice echo back to them. Supports BTA-2 for Wireless Remote Guests If you prefer to go wire-free for call-ins, connect the Zoom BTA-2 Bluetooth receiver (available separately) to the PodTrak P4 and use your smartphone to wirelessly pipe in your call audio via Bluetooth. Assignable Sound Pads with Preset Sounds The PodTrack P4 is equipped with four sound pads next to the LCD screen, perfect for elevating your podcast production quality with music, jingles, ads, sound effects, or pre-recorded interviews triggered at the push of a button. Use the 11 preset sounds or load your own samples for even more versatility. Plus, a dedicated knob allows easy adjustment of the sound pad output volume. Instant Access to Gain and Mute for Each Input Each mic input on the PodTrak P4 has its own dedicated gain control knob. There's no track selection or button pressing required to optimize your recording levels; just turn the dials (clearly labeled from 0 to 10) anytime you need to adjust the gain. Additionally, a mute button is provided for every input, so you can quickly mute/unmute guests without having to navigate through menus. Record up to 10 Tracks Simultaneously With the PodTrak P4, you can simultaneously record up to 10 tracks to an SD card—four tracks from the input channels, four tracks from the sound pads, and two tracks from the overall stereo mix. SD Card Recording and Audio Interface Functionality Designed for truly convenient portability, the PodTrack P4 can record directly to an SDHC card (up to 32GB capacity) or an SDXC card (up to 512GB capacity). A 4GB card will yield over three hours of 16-bit / 44.1 kHz 4-channel recording time using the BWF-compliant WAV format for uncompressed audio quality and industry-standard file compatibility. Note that media cards are available separately, and larger capacity cards may increase startup times.   Alternatively, use the PodTrak P4 as a 2-in/2-out USB 2.0 audio interface (at 16-bit / 44.1 kHz) with your Mac/Windows computer or iOS/Android mobile device (separately available Apple Camera Connection Kit is required for use with iOS devices). Powered via AA Batteries, AC Adapter, or USB Power the PodTrak P4 via two AA batteries, plug it into a wall outlet with an AD-17 AC adapter (available separately), or use an external USB battery. Alkaline batteries can keep the P4 running for up to four hours of continuous recording. When using the P4 in the stereo USB audio interface mode, USB bus powering is also possible. Signal Processing Adds Sonic Polish The PodTrak P4's onboard effects allow you to add polish to your recordings without resorting to postproduction processing on a computer. Built-in limiters compensate for fluctuations in input level, while low-cut filters help eliminate wind noise, blowing, and other kinds of low-frequency rumble.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Tim Cumings joins us to follow up on his Mosen At Large review of the Zoom Podtrak P4. Other users comment on its use from a blindness perspective as well. From the Zoom website, Purpose-built for producing polished multi-person podcasts anywhere you go, the Zoom PodTrak P4 is a cost-effective portable multitrack podcast recorder that lets you quickly record up to four mics, handle 2 echo-free remote call-ins simultaneously, trigger sound samples, and provide separate headphone feeds for all your guests, all at the same time and with refreshing simplicity.   From the intuitive, tactile controls to the plentiful battery life and powerful audio processing functions, the PodTrak P4 is well equipped to help you record or stream pristine audio for panel podcasts. Dynamic and condenser mics, customizable sound pads, call-ins via your smartphone or computer, and independent headphone outs; the PodTrak P4 can manage everything you need a podcast production station to do.   Extra touches including built-in limiters and low-cut filters for enhancing your tracks, an integrated mix-minus function to prevent echo and feedback for remote guests, and multiple powering methods make the PodTrak a truly powerful all-in-one solution for podcasting.   Four High-Gain Mic Inputs Whether you rely on announcer-style dynamic microphones such as the Zoom ZDM-1 (available separately) or prefer the sheen of crisp condenser mics, the PodTrak P4&#39;s four mic preamps are up to the task. Each features a balanced XLR input jack, selectable +48V phantom power, and up to 70 dB of gain, plenty of boost to ensure optimal recording levels with all kinds of mics, such as the venerable Shure SM7B. Headphone Mixes for You and Your Guests Outfitted with four 3.5mm stereo headphone outputs, the PodTrak P4 can provide you and your guests with independent headphone mixes, each with its own level control above the corresponding headphone jack. No matter the scenario—an exclusive interview or a raucous panel podcast, everyone will be able to clearly hear what&#39;s going on. Echo-Free Remote Call-Ins Knowing how frequently podcasters collaborate with remote guests, Zoom integrated two ways to accommodate call-ins—plug your smartphone directly into the 3.5mm TRRS phone port, connect a computer via USB to pipe in the audio from your conferencing software of choice, or do both at the same time to feature two remote guests.   Whether you use TRRS, USB, or both, the PodTrak P4 automatically prevents echo and feedback with its built-in mix-minus feature; your remote guests will never be distracted by hearing their own voice echo back to them. Supports BTA-2 for Wireless Remote Guests If you prefer to go wire-free for call-ins, connect the Zoom BTA-2 Bluetooth receiver (available separately) to the PodTrak P4 and use your smartphone to wirelessly pipe in your call audio via Bluetooth. Assignable Sound Pads with Preset Sounds The PodTrack P4 is equipped with four sound pads next to the LCD screen, perfect for elevating your podcast production quality with music, jingles, ads, sound effects, or pre-recorded interviews triggered at the push of a button. Use the 11 preset sounds or load your own samples for even more versatility. Plus, a dedicated knob allows easy adjustment of the sound pad output volume. Instant Access to Gain and Mute for Each Input Each mic input on the PodTrak P4 has its own dedicated gain control knob. There&#39;s no track selection or button pressing required to optimize your recording levels; just turn the dials (clearly labeled from 0 to 10) anytime you need to adjust the gain. Additionally, a mute button is provided for every input, so you can quickly mute/unmute guests without having to navigate through menus. Record up to 10 Tracks Simultaneously With the PodTrak P4, you can simultaneously record up to 10 tracks to an SD card—four tracks from the input channels, four tracks from the sound pads, and two tracks from the overall stereo mix. SD Card Recording and Audio Interface Functionality Designed for truly convenient portability, the PodTrack P4 can record directly to an SDHC card (up to 32GB capacity) or an SDXC card (up to 512GB capacity). A 4GB card will yield over three hours of 16-bit / 44.1 kHz 4-channel recording time using the BWF-compliant WAV format for uncompressed audio quality and industry-standard file compatibility. Note that media cards are available separately, and larger capacity cards may increase startup times.   Alternatively, use the PodTrak P4 as a 2-in/2-out USB 2.0 audio interface (at 16-bit / 44.1 kHz) with your Mac/Windows computer or iOS/Android mobile device (separately available Apple Camera Connection Kit is required for use with iOS devices). Powered via AA Batteries, AC Adapter, or USB Power the PodTrak P4 via two AA batteries, plug it into a wall outlet with an AD-17 AC adapter (available separately), or use an external USB battery. Alkaline batteries can keep the P4 running for up to four hours of continuous recording. When using the P4 in the stereo USB audio interface mode, USB bus powering is also possible. Signal Processing Adds Sonic Polish The PodTrak P4&#39;s onboard effects allow you to add polish to your recordings without resorting to postproduction processing on a computer. Built-in limiters compensate for fluctuations in input level, while low-cut filters help eliminate wind noise, blowing, and other kinds of low-frequency rumble.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/8964c341-82a2-4914-bda4-03fdfeeec43a https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/8964c341/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-26-april-2021-the-zoom-podtrak-p4 Sun, 25 Apr 2021 21:33:34 +0000 5141 false full Episode 11 – Comparison of four microphones Episode 11 – Comparison of four microphones 11 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>In this episode, Adrian Tamasan compares 4 microphones: 3 dynamics and one condenser. Which one is your pick for your podcast channel? To help with the comparison, there is no processing in this recording and the EQ is flat. All microphones are connected to the same mixer and use the same cable. There are volume fluctuations but this is the best way to allow you to hear the microphones and judge their different sound. Each microphone mentioned have a link below where you can go to check the product page for technical specifications. list of 4 items • Sontronics Solo • Behringer XM8500 • Rode Podmic • Rode NT1 condenser microphone list end Let Adrian know which one you think sounds better for your podcast. Tweet him @AccessibleCompu Enjoy your listening and have fun podcasting!     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

In this episode, Adrian Tamasan compares 4 microphones: 3 dynamics and one condenser. Which one is your pick for your podcast channel? To help with the comparison, there is no processing in this recording and the EQ is flat. All microphones are connected to the same mixer and use the same cable. There are volume fluctuations but this is the best way to allow you to hear the microphones and judge their different sound. Each microphone mentioned have a link below where you can go to check the product page for technical specifications. list of 4 items • Sontronics Solo • Behringer XM8500 • Rode Podmic • Rode NT1 condenser microphone list end Let Adrian know which one you think sounds better for your podcast. Tweet him @AccessibleCompu Enjoy your listening and have fun podcasting!     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>In this episode, Adrian Tamasan compares 4 microphones: 3 dynamics and one condenser. Which one is your pick for your podcast channel? To help with the comparison, there is no processing in this recording and the EQ is flat. All microphones are connected to the same mixer and use the same cable. There are volume fluctuations but this is the best way to allow you to hear the microphones and judge their different sound. Each microphone mentioned have a link below where you can go to check the product page for technical specifications. list of 4 items • Sontronics Solo • Behringer XM8500 • Rode Podmic • Rode NT1 condenser microphone list end Let Adrian know which one you think sounds better for your podcast. Tweet him @AccessibleCompu Enjoy your listening and have fun podcasting!     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/2a51ce93-436f-49da-8d4b-44e214bc5b0f https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/2a51ce93/comparison-of-four-microphones Sat, 24 Apr 2021 16:18:01 +0000 1194 false full Episode 10 – That Real Blind Tech show talks Reaper and all things audio with Derek Lane Episode 10 – That Real Blind Tech show talks Reaper and all things audio with Derek Lane 10 Jonathan Mosen # # https://pinecast.com/guid/a62ab04e-a36c-49d9-a75a-60bd9070c5e8 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/a62ab04e/that-real-blind-tech-show-talks-reaper-and-all-things-audio-with-derek-lane Sat, 24 Apr 2021 16:00:29 +0000 3024 false full Episode 9 – Neal Ewers demonstrates the Discover D312U microphone headset Episode 9 – Neal Ewers demonstrates the Discover D312U microphone headset 9 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Neal Ewers demonstrates the Discover D312U microphone headset, which has recently been discussed on our Blind Podcast Creators email group.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

Neal Ewers demonstrates the Discover D312U microphone headset, which has recently been discussed on our Blind Podcast Creators email group.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Neal Ewers demonstrates the Discover D312U microphone headset, which has recently been discussed on our Blind Podcast Creators email group.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/cd0ff725-e267-4005-a6ce-45f5cae69bad https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/cd0ff725/neal-ewers-demonstrates-the-discover-d312u-microphone-headset Fri, 23 Apr 2021 09:12:41 +0000 404 false full Episode 8 – Neal Ewers demos the Mpow 071 headset microphone Episode 8 – Neal Ewers demos the Mpow 071 headset microphone 8 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Neal Ewers demonstrates the Mpow 071 headset microphone, which has recently been discussed on our Blind Podcast Creators email group.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

Neal Ewers demonstrates the Mpow 071 headset microphone, which has recently been discussed on our Blind Podcast Creators email group.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Neal Ewers demonstrates the Mpow 071 headset microphone, which has recently been discussed on our Blind Podcast Creators email group.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/5888b8eb-54a9-4a25-a39f-e93dbfd12017 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/5888b8eb/neal-ewers-demos-the-mpow-071-headset-microphone Wed, 21 Apr 2021 04:07:27 +0000 314 false full Episode 7 – How and where to host your podcast Episode 7 – How and where to host your podcast 7 Jonathan Mosen <p>This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable hosted in the Blind Podmaker room on Clubhouse on 19 April 2021.   This week, blind podcasters reflect on their experience with various podcast hosting services. People discuss the pros and cons of various options, looking at accessibility, ease of use, features offered and more.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable hosted in the Blind Podmaker room on Clubhouse on 19 April 2021.   This week, blind podcasters reflect on their experience with various podcast hosting services. People discuss the pros and cons of various options, looking at accessibility, ease of use, features offered and more.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <p>This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable hosted in the Blind Podmaker room on Clubhouse on 19 April 2021.   This week, blind podcasters reflect on their experience with various podcast hosting services. People discuss the pros and cons of various options, looking at accessibility, ease of use, features offered and more.   Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> https://pinecast.com/guid/67d280e1-938c-492d-a9b9-e56b78136582 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/67d280e1/how-and-where-to-host-your-podcast Sun, 18 Apr 2021 21:29:42 +0000 3440 false full Episode 6 – Recording quality screen reader demos Episode 6 – Recording quality screen reader demos 6 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>My sincere apologies that due to a misconfiguration issue, I did not record the audio from Clubhouse for the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable. However, here’s a presentation from me, Jonathan Mosen, about recording a good screen reader demo, including some of the stylistic and technical things you might want to consider.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p>

My sincere apologies that due to a misconfiguration issue, I did not record the audio from Clubhouse for the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable. However, here’s a presentation from me, Jonathan Mosen, about recording a good screen reader demo, including some of the stylistic and technical things you might want to consider.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com

]]> <h1></h1> <p>My sincere apologies that due to a misconfiguration issue, I did not record the audio from Clubhouse for the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable. However, here’s a presentation from me, Jonathan Mosen, about recording a good screen reader demo, including some of the stylistic and technical things you might want to consider.     Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a></p> https://pinecast.com/guid/b584a380-4c17-40d9-ae5f-68c2bc518e1b https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/b584a380/recording-quality-screen-reader-demos Sun, 11 Apr 2021 20:43:32 +0000 1403 false full Episode 5 – Shaun Preece shows us how to get started with Audacity Episode 5 – Shaun Preece shows us how to get started with Audacity 5 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>This episode is generously contributed by Shaun Preece, who shows us how to get started with <a href="https://www.audacityteam.org/" rel="nofollow">audacity.</a> Audacity is a free, powerful, cross-platform digital audio work station, and if you’re looking for something to create your podcast with, it’s worth your consideration. Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

This episode is generously contributed by Shaun Preece, who shows us how to get started with audacity. Audacity is a free, powerful, cross-platform digital audio work station, and if you’re looking for something to create your podcast with, it’s worth your consideration. Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>This episode is generously contributed by Shaun Preece, who shows us how to get started with <a href="https://www.audacityteam.org/" rel="nofollow">audacity.</a> Audacity is a free, powerful, cross-platform digital audio work station, and if you’re looking for something to create your podcast with, it’s worth your consideration. Have a tool or product you know how to use and want to demo to the blind podcasting community? Please be in touch, we are always glad of contributions for the podcast.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/3a27ae03-bb51-4757-b50a-96e8e5d66f47 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/3a27ae03/shaun-preece-shows-us-how-to-get-started-with-audacity Wed, 07 Apr 2021 02:13:28 +0000 1861 false full Episode 4 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 5 April 2021 Episode 4 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 5 April 2021 4 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Some of the topics discussed this week include: Jingles for your podcast, transcripts, RME audio interfaces, accessibility of the Rode Podcaster, the Zoom Podtrack P4, making the most of audio on Clubhouse with just the iPhone’s built-in mic, good headphones for podcast monitoring.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1>

Some of the topics discussed this week include: Jingles for your podcast, transcripts, RME audio interfaces, accessibility of the Rode Podcaster, the Zoom Podtrack P4, making the most of audio on Clubhouse with just the iPhone’s built-in mic, good headphones for podcast monitoring.   Be sure to follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse, and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com  

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Some of the topics discussed this week include: Jingles for your podcast, transcripts, RME audio interfaces, accessibility of the Rode Podcaster, the Zoom Podtrack P4, making the most of audio on Clubhouse with just the iPhone’s built-in mic, good headphones for podcast monitoring.   Be sure to <a href="https://www.joinclubhouse.com/club/the-blind-podmaker" rel="nofollow">follow the Blind Podmaker club on Clubhouse,</a> and join our Blind Podmaker email group. Send a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodmaker.com</a>  </p> <h1></h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/613028b3-2c0e-4c1f-88fc-b1181999cd11 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/613028b3/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-5-april-2021 Sun, 04 Apr 2021 21:21:31 +0000 3352 false full Episode 3 – Matt Basta, creator of the Pinecast podcast hosting service Episode 3 – Matt Basta, creator of the Pinecast podcast hosting service 3 Jonathan Mosen <p>Jonathan Mosen speaks with matt Basta, founder of Pinecast about why he got into the crowded podcast space, and the philosophy behind Pinecast. If you'd like to give Pinecast a try and get two free months, you can use Jonathan's referral code and support keeping The Blind Podmaker alive. The code is: r-dac7da</p> Jonathan Mosen speaks with matt Basta, founder of Pinecast about why he got into the crowded podcast space, and the philosophy behind Pinecast. If you'd like to give Pinecast a try and get two free months, you can use Jonathan's referral code and support keeping The Blind Podmaker alive. The code is: r-dac7da

]]> <p>Jonathan Mosen speaks with matt Basta, founder of Pinecast about why he got into the crowded podcast space, and the philosophy behind Pinecast. If you&#39;d like to give Pinecast a try and get two free months, you can use Jonathan&#39;s referral code and support keeping The Blind Podmaker alive. The code is: r-dac7da</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/e261902b-5b27-4413-9f67-2dee38afd6c8 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/e261902b/matt-basta-creator-of-the-pinecast-podcast-hosting-service Thu, 01 Apr 2021 11:20:28 +0000 2108 false full Episode 2 – Review of some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective Episode 2 – Review of some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective 2 Jonathan Mosen <p>This episode draws from the Mosen At Large archives. Are you thinking about starting a podcast, or perhaps you already run one and aren't happy with where your podcast is being hosted? Jonathan Mosen reviews some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective. Services mentioned include: <a href="http://libsyn.com/" rel="nofollow">Libsyn,</a> <a href="https://anchor.fm/" rel="nofollow">Anchor,</a> <a href="http://podbean.com/" rel="nofollow">Podbean,</a> <a href="http://soundcloud.com/" rel="nofollow">SoundCloud,</a> <a href="http://buzzsprout.com/" rel="nofollow">Buzzsprout,</a> <a href="http://captivate.fm/" rel="nofollow">Captivate,</a> <a href="https://transistor.fm/" rel="nofollow">Transistor,</a> <a href="https://simplecast.com/" rel="nofollow">Simplecast,</a> <a href="http://castos.com/" rel="nofollow">Castos,</a> and my favourite podcast host of the moment and new home for Mosen At Large, <a href="http://pinecast.com/" rel="nofollow">Pinecast.</a> Jonathan makes mention of the <a href="http://auphonic.com/" rel="nofollow">Auphonic</a> post-production service, and <a href="http://rev.com/" rel="nofollow">Rev</a> for podcast transcriptions. If you’d like to take Pinecast for a spin, use Jonathan's referral code to get a 40% discount for your first four months and help out with the costs of running The Blind Podmaker at the same time. The code is: r-dac7da</p> This episode draws from the Mosen At Large archives. Are you thinking about starting a podcast, or perhaps you already run one and aren't happy with where your podcast is being hosted? Jonathan Mosen reviews some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective. Services mentioned include: Libsyn, Anchor, Podbean, SoundCloud, Buzzsprout, Captivate, Transistor, Simplecast, Castos, and my favourite podcast host of the moment and new home for Mosen At Large, Pinecast. Jonathan makes mention of the Auphonic post-production service, and Rev for podcast transcriptions. If you’d like to take Pinecast for a spin, use Jonathan's referral code to get a 40% discount for your first four months and help out with the costs of running The Blind Podmaker at the same time. The code is: r-dac7da

]]> <p>This episode draws from the Mosen At Large archives. Are you thinking about starting a podcast, or perhaps you already run one and aren&#39;t happy with where your podcast is being hosted? Jonathan Mosen reviews some podcast hosts from a blindness perspective. Services mentioned include: <a href="http://libsyn.com/" rel="nofollow">Libsyn,</a> <a href="https://anchor.fm/" rel="nofollow">Anchor,</a> <a href="http://podbean.com/" rel="nofollow">Podbean,</a> <a href="http://soundcloud.com/" rel="nofollow">SoundCloud,</a> <a href="http://buzzsprout.com/" rel="nofollow">Buzzsprout,</a> <a href="http://captivate.fm/" rel="nofollow">Captivate,</a> <a href="https://transistor.fm/" rel="nofollow">Transistor,</a> <a href="https://simplecast.com/" rel="nofollow">Simplecast,</a> <a href="http://castos.com/" rel="nofollow">Castos,</a> and my favourite podcast host of the moment and new home for Mosen At Large, <a href="http://pinecast.com/" rel="nofollow">Pinecast.</a> Jonathan makes mention of the <a href="http://auphonic.com/" rel="nofollow">Auphonic</a> post-production service, and <a href="http://rev.com/" rel="nofollow">Rev</a> for podcast transcriptions. If you’d like to take Pinecast for a spin, use Jonathan&#39;s referral code to get a 40% discount for your first four months and help out with the costs of running The Blind Podmaker at the same time. The code is: r-dac7da</p> https://pinecast.com/guid/c46408a8-5680-4e91-8b17-0693e00c3ca8 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/c46408a8/review-of-some-podcast-hosts-from-a-blindness-perspective Thu, 01 Apr 2021 07:24:17 +0000 2051 false full Episode 1 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 29 March 2021 featuring Dan Kelley from Ohio State School for the Blind Episode 1 – Blind Podcasters' Roundtable for 29 March 2021 featuring Dan Kelley from Ohio State School for the Blind 1 Jonathan Mosen <h1></h1> <p>Welcome to The Blind Podmaker podcast. This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable from Clubhouse for 29 March, featuring Dan Kelley from the Ohio State School for the Blind.   Dan talks about the work he is doing with his students and how it assists their educational goals. Listeners also discuss compression,  the Auphonic tools, and Isotope RX.   Don’t forget to subscribe to our Blind Podmaker email group by sending a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodMaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodMaker.com</a>.  </p> <h1>And if you’re on Clubhouse check out The Blind Podmaker club.</h1>

Welcome to The Blind Podmaker podcast. This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable from Clubhouse for 29 March, featuring Dan Kelley from the Ohio State School for the Blind.   Dan talks about the work he is doing with his students and how it assists their educational goals. Listeners also discuss compression,  the Auphonic tools, and Isotope RX.   Don’t forget to subscribe to our Blind Podmaker email group by sending a blank email to creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodMaker.com.  

And if you’re on Clubhouse check out The Blind Podmaker club.

]]> <h1></h1> <p>Welcome to The Blind Podmaker podcast. This is a recording of the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable from Clubhouse for 29 March, featuring Dan Kelley from the Ohio State School for the Blind.   Dan talks about the work he is doing with his students and how it assists their educational goals. Listeners also discuss compression,  the Auphonic tools, and Isotope RX.   Don’t forget to subscribe to our Blind Podmaker email group by sending a blank email to <a href="mailto:creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodMaker.com" rel="nofollow">creators-subscribe@TheBlindPodMaker.com</a>.  </p> <h1>And if you’re on Clubhouse check out The Blind Podmaker club.</h1> https://pinecast.com/guid/1963e1b8-7b4d-47b4-a3b7-2cf8013828a5 https://the-blind-podmaker.pinecast.co/episode/1963e1b8/blind-podcasters-roundtable-for-29-march-2021-featuring-dan-kelley-from-ohio-state-school-for-the-blind Wed, 31 Mar 2021 01:03:03 +0000 3598 false