Once you’ve planned and produced your episode, you’ll need a process for post-production. This includes things like editing, audio cleanup, distribution, show notes, and more. Remember that if you’re leveraging YouTube Podcasts (please please do), you’ll need to have a separate step to upload episodes to YouTube. Currently, this doesn’t and shouldn’t go through your podcast host.
Below you’ll find helpful videos to guide you during the post-production stages of your podcast. You can always dive deeper by listening to the full episode of The Flow on each topic.
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On The Flow podcast, we’re lucky to get to work with Luis Vega. As our podcast producer and editor, Luis makes the entire experience seamless for us and ensures that our final video and audio files look and sound fantastic before they go out to the Flow Riders. As you build and develop your show, you may want to consider adding a podcast editor and/or producer to your team.
Do you need a podcast editor? How should you edit your podcast? What are some pro tips and tricks for success? We cover all this and more in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgflvo7aB-0&list=PLL6YwvbiQ6gBI46sfnYk_QfziJxzoTG3v&index=8
Read the notes & transcript from this episode
Do I need a podcast producer? Short answer: Yes, yes you do. But why? Listen in to learn what makes a podcast producer so important and what they actually do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPPQQhpZ4BI&list=PLL6YwvbiQ6gBI46sfnYk_QfziJxzoTG3v&index=49
Read the notes & transcript from this episode
As the saying goes: “bad audio is impossible to watch.” So save yourself the trouble and run your podcast episodes through Auphonic (or a similar tool). You won’t regret it. We promise.