Audio Production Podcast: Recent Episodes

Mike Russell

This is the podcast for audio producers and those wanting to learn audio production techniques. Mike Russell is an expert user of Adobe Audition CC and other digital audio workstations (DAWs) such as Pro Tools, Steinberg Cubase, Sadie, Audacity, Ableton Live, ACID Pro, Bitwig Studio, Cakewalk, FL Studio, GarageBand, Logic Pro, REAPER, Reason and SAWStudio. Have you ever wondered how to achieve an audio effect? Now you can learn the tips and tricks performed by professionals in the audio industry. If you want to understand EQ and compression, need to get your head around autotune and vocoder effects or simply want to add a little reverb to the mix this is the podcast for you!

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This podcast is ending but don't fear as a brand new Audio Production Show is starting next week with a pilot episode.

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We thought of a fun episode to go with the holiday season by featuring audio producers all over the world who created the best audio mash-up and parodies.

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In this podcast we talked about outdoor audio recording. How you can make outside audio sound as best as it can, plus recommended equipment and techniques.

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All computers that you buy in a store comes with basic sound cards, be they a mac or a PC. In this episode we talked about replacing an internal sound card.

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In this episode we tackle the most viewed videos on my YouTube channel which currently have about 25,000 subscribers and about 3.1million views!

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There are many great noises you can create inside Adobe Audition using just the Generate Noise feature in the Effects menu.

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What should you know about choosing the right laptop for audio production? Here are a few recommendations and key points to note.

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The best audio interface for audio production.

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This episode will touch on the subject of our next exclusive Audio Production Masters webinar – how to create your own sound effects using software & tools.

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We discussed the best audio production apps for iPad.

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How to avoid pops and plosives in your microphone.

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Normalisation will look at the peak in your whole waveform and normalise to the limit you specify, while loudness is more of a big picture process.

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Adobe Audition is by far the best piece of audio editing software you can use for noise reduction in your recordings.

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Izabela and I discussed 10 qualities of the best voice-over actors, and how they're beneficial to audio production.

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I’ve been asked many times about where to get free sound effects; here are some tips and resources for where to find them.

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Reverb is a much used effect on musical instruments such as keyboards and electric guitar. It is especially trendy to use reverb on singing vocals for pop.

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It's one of the most common questions I'm asked as an audio producer. A popular audio production tutorial I've created is about making a voice sound better.

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Welcome to the brand new Audio Production Podcast. This episode introduces the idea of audio production (making things sound good) and how it can be used.