I'm so glad you found the tips helpful! The shortcut to select all clips is definitely a gamechanger for podcast editing efficiency. Keep up the great work!
Even though I have been using Adobe Audition since it was called Cool Edit and I will mean that I am very skilled in it I still love that there is always something new that I can learn. I was todays old when I learned about the “Select Clips to End of Session”. Luckily, I hadn’t started editing my next episode of my podcast that is indeed in multichannel with remote guest, so I can go right now to the editing with this new knowledge in my head. This is going to be a major time saver! Thanks, and best regards from Iceland. It was nice meeting you when you were here 😉
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad to hear you found the tip on "Select Clips to End of Session" helpful, and I hope it saves you time editing your next episode!
Thank you for your feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the workflow tips helpful, and I'm glad you appreciated the ninja tip - happy editing! 🎙️🔥
Very good stuff, new to sound editing and your content is really helpful, I like your presentation style - it's well paced and easy to absorb.....Thanx
When you matched the clip loudness why did you leave it -23 LUFS, shouldn't it be around -16 Lufs as from what I'm learning that's the industry standard? Thanks your channel is gold!
Thanks for your question! While -16 LUFS is indeed a common target for many platforms, -23 LUFS is often used during editing to maintain a consistent volume without clipping.
❤❤❤you're videos are helpful. There are a lot of free resources here in YT for video editing tips but there are few expert teaches about podcast editing.
Mike, great video. Question - how are you deleting those bits and bobs on each track, is there a keystroke that would avoid all tracks getting bits deleted?
Hey Mike! I'm a woman with a naturally high-pitched voice, almost like anime characters, haha. I've been searching for the perfect Blue Yeti X settings tailored for women, but most tutorials out there seem to focus on male voices, making mine sound overly bass-y. Could you possibly create a tutorial specifically catering to women's voices? I'd really appreciate your insights! Thanks a bunch!
