IHR_11_04_06 (#27 Enhanced) – Apple Seminar, HRN, Ear Training, IODA, Toolkit, Collaboration
November 4th, 2006 by Derek
This episode of Inside Home Recording is sponsored by GoToMeeting.com (online meetings made easy with GoToMeeting: try it free for 45 days using promo code Podcast).
Shownotes
Total time 47 min 27 sec. Another long show, announcing the new Home Recording Network, IHR’s collaboration with Apple on a free online podcasting seminar at apple.com, frequency ear training, Derek’s IHR 101 on the GarageBand Graduate’s Toolkit, an interview with Corey Denis of IODA, and an editorial about tools for collaboration.
- 00:00 Intros and news: IHR has helped form the Home Recording Network of podcasts at the suggestion of Andrew Brierley of the Home Recording Odyssey, Apple invited Paul to co-host its free “Podcast Recipe” online seminar at apple.com, and he also has new GarageBand videos at macProVideo.com. Derek has a UPS story about his wife’s Lip Gloss and Laptops podcast, Paul has reconfigured his studio (which is why his voice was weird last episode) and likes his new Belkin Flip KVM.
- 10:00 We announce the winner of our post-Halloween recording war stories giveaway, who gets a Shuttle Pro 2 USB controller courtesy of Contour Designs, Reason training videos hosted by Paul from macProVideo, a $50 USD gift certificate courtesy of zZounds, and some bonus stuff including candy.
- 15:09 Ear Training (Paul): Identifying frequency boosts in a song from the Podsafe Music Network.
- 19:58 IHR 101 (Derek): The GarageBand Graduate’s Toolkit, featuring Apple’s Logic Express, the open source Audacity, Rogue Amoeba’s Fission, Adobe’s Soundbooth, and GigaVox Media’s The Levelator.
- 28:38 Guest Interview (Derek): Corey Denis of the Independent Online Distribution Alliance explains what IODA and Promonet are all about, and her opinions and predictions about the music industry.
- 42:55 Editorial (Derek): The home recording revolution helps us work by ourselves, but where are the tools to help us collaborate better with other musicians? Source-Connect is one option we’re investigating, and even something like GoToMeeting might help too, but we deserve more ways to get that elusive “live” sound when playing music together with others.
Links Mentioned This Show
- Apple’s Podcast Recipe free online seminar of which Paul is co-host
- Other co-hosts are voiceover legend Joe Cipriano and Pete Alcorn, business manager for Apple’s iTunes Podcast Directory
- Paul’s new GarageBand tutorial videos from macProVideo
- The new Home Recording Network of podcasts, including the Home Recording Odyssey
- APC uninterruptible power supplies
- Derek’s wife’s Lip Gloss and Laptops podcast
- Paul’s new studio setup
- Belkin Flip KVM switch
- IHR Forums
- Recording War Stories giveaway
- Contour Design Shuttle Pro 2 (reviewed way back in IHR #10)
- Paul’s macProVideo tutorials
- zZounds
- Our Ear Training podsafe song is “L.A. Nightmare” by the band .22 courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network
- GarageBand
- Derek’s album Penmachine Sessions
- Logic Express and Logic Pro
- Audacity
- Fission
- Adobe Soundbooth
- The Levelator
- Corey Denis works for IODA
- She mentions CD Baby
- IndieFeed podcasts
- Source-Connect
Credits
Sounds: Our theme music, “Acidic Bond,” is by Steven Dennis in Louisiana, U.S.A., and our voiceovers are by Steve Herringer in Vancouver. Podsafe music is by Adam Schwartz (“Black Part II”), 3rd Day Syndrome (“Gimme Some More”), and .22 (“L.A. Nightmare”)
Pictures: Some photos for this episode are from nedragget, bluelotus, melisaur, mychicobird1, and menza. Photos of Paul and Derek and of Corey Denis are by Kris Krug.
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This podcast is © 2006 by Inside Home Recording under a Creative Commons license creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5
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3 Comments Add your own
1. stephen&hellip | November 6th, 2006 at 6:35 am
Hey boys~ thanks for boosting our song, “LA Nightmare” on yer p~cast. that was pretty informative and a first time for us. keep pumping the sic knowledge…..
.22
2. John&hellip | November 8th, 2006 at 1:34 am
Great podcast, but am I the only one who finds the constant background music irritating? I find it really distracting IMA.
3. Derek&hellip | November 8th, 2006 at 10:07 am
There are a few reasons we do it:
- It lets us highlight music that’s well recorded (and podsafe) and works as background music.
- We’ve always done it, so it’s part of the vibe of the show.
- It helps cover up any background noise like fans, water from the bathroom upstairs in my house, or the kids banging around in their bedroom directly above my head.
I think the third one is probably the main reason. :) But we’d certainly like to know if others find the music annoying. Also, this particular episode had more interstitial music than before, so feel free to let us know here or in the forums or at comments {at} insidehomerecording.com.
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