Podcasts, Anyone do them?

[Liam]

Anybody do podcasts? If so post them here so i can have a listen!

Me and a mate are looking to start doing a Podcast on a monthly basis just for the local community that is always on our cases for 'new mixes'.

I have been looking into it and seems quite straight forward but at the same time a bit complicated..

[The Blackest]

I do, along w/ a few people. We play (Good)Dubstep, Future Bass and Drum n Bass.

subscribe to Expansion Broadcast (http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=202064651)

Oh and check out our site: Expansion Broadcast (http://www.expansionbroadcast.com)

[NPC]

Yep. I'm thinking about bringing it back bit by bit.

http://soundcloud.com/djfpodcast

One thing at a time here though, too many projects!

There are many ways to go about publishing/producing a podcast. I think the key is to record in a way which you keep editing to a minimum. Editing is what kills me, the rest is cheese.

[Liam]

Yep. I'm thinking about bringing it back bit by bit.

One thing at a time here though, too many projects!

There are many ways to go about publishing/producing a podcast. I think the key is to record in a way which you keep editing to a minimum. Editing is what kills me, the rest is cheese.

Cheers man, didn't know DJF had a podcast.. will give it all a listen. I would probably keep editing minimum, but a good little side project for me along with the producing tracks me and my mate will be doing.

btw following you on Soundcloud now. :)

[NPC]

Cheers man, didn't know DJF had a podcast.. will give it all a listen. I would probably keep editing minimum, but a good little side project for me along with the producing tracks me and my mate will be doing.


Yeah man, my goal is to do no editing. You see, even though we have non-linear DAW's now, you still have to listen and edit a podcast in a linear fashion in order to understand the context of what's being said. For me that was important so I could segment the podcast into subjects/topics/stuff. Major pain!



btw following you on Soundcloud now. :)


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[BuddyUK]

Was in the middle of sorting out some interviews and stuff for the djf podcast but then the site ides, will get back on it mate.

[BuddyUK]

I've got two followers on soundcloud, they are but lonely souls from obscure parts of the world who happened upon my music and was touched by it. I feel that is far more meaningful than NPC's E-whoring.

[Signal Lost]

Thought about it.

Although the worst part for me is having listeners.

If I trust my own experience, I prefer listening to music I just bought than to a podcast. Maybe it's my DJ side that explains this, but I don't think I'd have time to listen to podcasts when I can't even keep up on what's new everyday (not a full time DJ). I feel like listeners will do the same. They'll just scroll fast through the podcast until they find a tune they like, and then skip to the next one, etc. (personal opinion here).

[drumpusher]

I do, bang this into your iTunes to subscribe:

http://www.selectionstatements.com/rss/rss.xml

[Liam]

Checking out the podcasts suggested as from now.. Always good to get new music to listen to..

@SignalLost, i understand what your saying, the attention span of the people that keep asking for mixes is quite varied but i always get feedback which to me means it's worth while making. Some people benefit from it, some people don't i suppose.

@Buddy, nothing wrong with e-whoring :) I sometimes follow people that i have little intention on listening to their music just to show support.. Even though i do sometimes having a listen. But i also enjoy finding random followers or following random people that produce good music but zero idea who they are.

[lovecitydjs]

i've been wanting to start one.. anybody know how to go about it?

[KLH]

Any decent DJ podcasts lately?