I’ve decided to test a Podcast Editing side-business. I have some experience editing audio as a DJ and video editor. I’m starting to look in my network for free work to generate examples/testimonials and to develop my workflow.
As for apps - keeping costs low and using existing licenses: Ableton Live, Ferrite or GarageBand
QUESTIONS:
Do you have any tips / warnings / suggestions on workflows?
As a cross-dock for clients to upload/download files, I was thinking of paying for DROPBOX or GOOGLE DRIVE (any issues/preferences/thoughts on either?)
Besides the obvious audio editing, are there any additional services you recommend I consider offering?
Many thanks – I’m off to revisit all previous MPU podcast episodes!
There is a lot of advice in the 200th edition of the Upgrade podcast. The show notes contain links to all of the various suggestions/advice they give in the episode.
The @ismh86 and Myke Hurley’s Backstage podcast did a couple of episodes on podcast editing. It’s part of the Crossover feed for Relay FM members. Eps 142 and 144 in that feed.
I use Brusfri to clean up the audio on the iPad. While you can run it as a plugin on Ferrite Pro, I like using it as a standalone. But your workflow may vary depending on how you edit since I mostly edit just a single track.
Apple Pencil is a huge help with editing on Ferrite Pro. As demonstrated by Jason Snell.
Since you mentioned you are a DJ, maybe opening theme for podcast?