Audacity is just fine for what you're doing. Fancy software won't make your editing skills any better.
When you feel limited by the software, step it up. Not before.
Alright so me and 3 of my friends are working on doing a Hip-Hop podcast that focuses on discussion about lyrics, local talent, any shows that we can make it to, you know shit like that to bring attention back to clever lyricism and just wax philosophic 'bout Hip-Hop in general.
People are always telling me that I know a lot about hip-hop and the 3 of us always get together to hang out listen to music talk shit. So one day we had an idea to record our conversations and see if anyone else likes the shit lol. That's pretty much the history of it...
Anyway if anybody has any helpful tips about mic's and other equipment that would be helpful. Shit we just recorded our first practice episode it was the 4 of us huddled around my friends laptop using Audacity. The sound quality is actually pretty decent. Any tips on good editing software would be nice and some tips on how to structure a show would be cool too lol. That ended up being tougher than I anticipated.
tl;dr: 4 kids who love Hip-Hop wanna do a podcast but might be in over their heads lol. Help plz.
I'll post our practice run once i edit out us just sitting around talking shit about nothing or i could just put it up unedited. You might be able to get a vague sense at what we're trying to do.
Much love TNL
Originally Posted by Master Shake
Audacity is just fine for what you're doing. Fancy software won't make your editing skills any better.
When you feel limited by the software, step it up. Not before.
Originally Posted by Master Shake
Good hip hop would be nice. I haven't heard anything I got really excited about since APC's last recording.
Listen to P.O.S.'s Never Better. It was going to be my music club pick.
Last edited by Cowutopia; 27 Apr 2011 at 03:19 PM.
Thanks for the responses so far. As far as music goes could we get in trouble for playing songs without licensing them first? Although most of the people we're gonna be talking about are underground so i don't think they'd make too much fuss, just want to avoid a headache.
Originally Posted by Master Shake
Yes you can... But you won't. Worry about licensing songs once you're getting 50k downloads a week.
Dauntlessness is okay for what you're doing. Extravagant programming won't bring about a significant improvement. When you feel constrained by the product, step it up. Not in the recent past.
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Did a spambot just plagiarize a Josh post from three years ago?
That dauntlessness tho.
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