Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Get the entire guide here:
cinemasound.com/product/podcaster-survival-guide
Designed to be watched as an addendum to the comprehensive Cinema Sound education, the “Podcaster Survival Guide” covers everything that podcast producers and creatives need to know about how to record, edit, fix and deliver a professional and compliant podcast.
How do you clean up bad audio? That’s found in the “Fix” chapter.
How to avoid getting bad audio in the first place? That’s in the “Record” chapter.
How to get rid of breaths and noises quickly and efficiently? That’s in the “Edit” chapter.
How to make everything sound great and be compliant with delivery standards? That’s the “Mix” the chapter.
There is even an chapter on “Advanced Recording Tactics” which covers microphone placement, choice, and special protocols for dealing with multiple talent at the same time.
All of this is done using Adobe’s power-house Digital Audio Workstation: Audition. And everything which is taught translates to nearly all other DAWs.
All of this is done with Cinema Sound educator Mark Edward Lewis’ fast-paced and fun style of easy-to-follow education.
Where information around podcasting is contradictory and scattered, the Podcaster Survival Guide has everything you need to create and finish great sounding media every time.
“It’s hard to find good information on how to make great sounding podcasts. I created the Podcaster Survival Guide to have a one-stop-shop of everything a podcast producer needs to make great decisions about gear, process and delivery.”
~ Mark Edward Lewis
“I have to say the info you provided [in the Podcaster Survival Guide] on setting the basic grade on dialog tracks with the Waves Q10 is about the most useful/major-impact advice I’ve ever had. What a sound quality difference it makes!”
~Alan Lorden
Get the entire guide here:
cinemasound.com/product/podcaster-survival-guide
Designed to be watched as an addendum to the comprehensive Cinema Sound education, the “Podcaster Survival Guide” covers everything that podcast producers and creatives need to know about how to record, edit, fix and deliver a professional and compliant podcast.
How do you clean up bad audio? That’s found in the “Fix” chapter.
How to avoid getting bad audio in the first place? That’s in the “Record” chapter.
How to get rid of breaths and noises quickly and efficiently? That’s in the “Edit” chapter.
How to make everything sound great and be compliant with delivery standards? That’s the “Mix” the chapter.
There is even an chapter on “Advanced Recording Tactics” which covers microphone placement, choice, and special protocols for dealing with multiple talent at the same time.
All of this is done using Adobe’s power-house Digital Audio Workstation: Audition. And everything which is taught translates to nearly all other DAWs.
All of this is done with Cinema Sound educator Mark Edward Lewis’ fast-paced and fun style of easy-to-follow education.
Where information around podcasting is contradictory and scattered, the Podcaster Survival Guide has everything you need to create and finish great sounding media every time.
“It’s hard to find good information on how to make great sounding podcasts. I created the Podcaster Survival Guide to have a one-stop-shop of everything a podcast producer needs to make great decisions about gear, process and delivery.”
~ Mark Edward Lewis
“I have to say the info you provided [in the Podcaster Survival Guide] on setting the basic grade on dialog tracks with the Waves Q10 is about the most useful/major-impact advice I’ve ever had. What a sound quality difference it makes!”
~Alan Lorden
