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why does my zoom h5 keep clipping on my solo podcast recordings?
i've been grinding on my solo show all night rn and the H5 just throws a hissy fit every time i crank the gain. like seriously?? i set the preamp to -12dB, 48kHz/24bit, low‑cut on, but the meters still hit red like a rave. i tried the phantom power on the SM7B and nothing changes. maybe it's the gain staging on my laptop Audacity 3.2.1? i swear the mic is fine, the pop filter is clean, but the audio sounds like a busted speaker. anyone else had this nightmare with the H5 or is it just me being a dumbass? i need a fix asap because i have an episode dropping tomorrow and i can't afford another retake. tbh i thought the H5 was bulletproof, but now i feel like i wasted $350 on a glorified tape recorder. any pro tips or quick hacks??
why does my podcast stutter when exporting to .mp3 in reaper 5.93 with rode nt-usb on macos 12.0.4
ngl recording with RØDE NT‑USB in Reaper 5.93 on a mac mini 2012 exporting to .MP3 stutters every 5–10 seconds macOS 12.0.4 no CPU spikes is the audio interface driver outdated? any fixes? let me know if you saw the same Thanks
skip the intro music tbh
i've been listening to podcasts for years and honestly most intro music is just annoying and unnecessary it's like the creators are trying to make it sound more official or something but it just gets in the way can't we just get to the content already
any good true crime podcasts out there
im looking for something thats not super sensationalized or cheesy, i mean ive listened to all the popular ones like serial and my favorite murder but im getting a bit tired of the same old format, are there any lesser known podcasts that do a really good job of delving into the facts and history of the cases without all the drama and stuff, i dont wanna sound like im being too picky lol but i just want something thats gonna keep me interested without feeling like im listening to a bad youtube video
cant fix that intro audio glitch on my podcast
i recorded today, but my intro sounds like it’s coming from a basement tunnel 3 floors deep tbh i'm not sure if it’s a mic thing or software i even tried a couple of filters but now the voice is all mushy and the background hum is weird i just don't get why a normal intro should sound like a snail crawling lol can any of y’all explain why the audio keeps this weird, low frequency rumble or how to clean it up real quick
Ugh, podcast apps are driving me crazy
I'm so frustrated with podcast apps right now. I was trying to listen to my favorite show on my commute and the app kept crashing. I've tried three different apps and they all have the same problem. It's like, can't they just get it together? I'm starting to think I should just go back to listening to podcasts on my computer like I used to. At least then I don't have to deal with all these buggy apps. Anyone else having this problem?
y'all make podcasts sound too expensive
tbh i mean seriously. why are half the subs talking about mics like they're spaceship parts? i've been to podcast events. they record on fricking iphones and sip coffee with their producers between segments. tbh the less polished an episode feels, the more trustworthy it is. like if someone takes 2 weeks to drop a 1-hr episode they might as well bill themselves for time it doesn't exist. just show up on schedule and talk to the chat. we'll cut past your edits if u cut to the point 🧊. ask me how I know. am I wrong tho?
i totally nuked my podcast library with a dumb script
so i was trying to batch rename episodes rn to clean up the folder structure lol but i messed up the regex path and i watched the whole thing disappear like that no backup lol i spent hours re‑downloading everything from rss feeds i feel like a total noob tbh anyone else have a stupid mistake like this
Just cracked the code on a linguistic pet peeve
I've been listening to a bunch of podcasts on language and linguistics lately, and I just figured out why one particular phrase has been bugging me. It's the way some podcasters use the word 'decimate' to mean 'completely destroy' when in fact it originally meant to kill one in ten. I know it's a minor thing, but it's been driving me crazy. Now that I've got it off my chest, I'm curious - what are some linguistic errors that bother you guys? Are there any podcasts that do a good job of exploring language and linguistics?
podcast sponsers gets old
fr so tired of pods having sponsors lol like i get it money gotta be made but can we please just have a show without someone trying to sell me a mattress