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When Dr. Lori Barr mentors physicians and other credentialed professionals this is one question that comes up again and again when new media and podcast production are considered. What is a lossy audio file?
When Dr. Lori Barr mentors doctors and other credentialed professionals with regard to new media and podcasting, one question comes up again and again. What is a lossless audio file? Here is a simple answer.
There are four choices when you are ready to take your lossless .aiff or .wav digital audio file, combine it with your bumpers and produce your podcast or other new media episode. Learn the basics of these choices.
Doctors ask, "How do I record podcast episodes?" Dr. Lori Barr outlines four simple steps for recording a podcast episode. With a closet full of clothes, an iRig Lav Mic by IK Multimedia and a smart phone, you can create a recording that is pleasing to the listening ear.
Dr. Lori Barr answers another question doctor ask about new media and podcasts: what are the parts of an episode. Like fishing, a good episode needs a hook.
Do you know what a podcast trailer is and what elements an effective trailer contains? Since other doctors have asked her, Dr. Lori Barr answers the question.
Dr. Lori Barr answers the question that doctors ask about traditional media and new media appearances. What is a sound bite?
Dr. Lori Barr answers the question that doctors are asking about audio and video new media. In a podcast, what is a segment?
Dr. Lori Barr explains the traditional and slang meanings of the word bit in the context of lossless digital audio files and beyond. If bit depth has been over your head, get a straight answer here.
For the National Podcasting Post Month Challenge, Dr. Barr answers another group of questions about podcast production? There are audio bits called bumpers. What is a bumper? What are some examples?
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