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C‑1U PODCAST QUICK‑START GUIDE
Your rst podcast2
Your rst podcast4.
Start to produce your rst podcast by recording your voice or an
acoustic instrument. Adust the recording level as required:
Under Windows, you control the mic level via the = Volume
Control panel (shortcut: loudspeaker icon found in the
taskbar).
On Mac OS, you set the mic level using the = Audio Midi
Setup.
Using the included Audacity recording software, you can record,
edit and save your recording sessions to your computer’s hard
drive. Simply turn up the levels of the Microphone input and click
on the record button in the application to create a new track and
record everything you pick up with your microphone. Be sure to
adjust the input and output levels accordingly. After you have
nished recording, you can edit and then export the recorded
material to a common audio format.
Load the audio le into the Kristal Audio Engine application, which
enables you to add multiple tracks (please be aware of copyright
issues when using material that is not your own) and master the-
se to a single, nal stereo track. Since the Kristal Audio Engine
software supports VST plug-ins, you are able to use VST effects
to process your audio material.
Now that you have a nal version you would like to publish as a
podcast, go ahead and compress your audio le to the MP3 le
format (after you have installed the LAME encoder) or convert your
le to an available audio format of your choice. Simply open your
audio le in the Audacity software application and use the Export
command in the File menu to save your le.
To publish your podcast, make your new le available online.
Upload the generated le to a server with the Podier software,
which assists you to create a feed for your le, enabling you to
enter such information as your podcast’s URL and title. The feed
of your podcast can nally be made accessible to the public by
posting it, for example, to an Internet portal. Congratulations, you
have just published your very rst podcast!
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