I recorded today's episode on the Auxbus.com podcast creation and publishing platform.


Auxbus simplifies the process of creating a podcast by guiding you through their structured approach to building your show and your episodes.


It sounds a bit like Anchor, right? It is, except Auxbus doesn't host podcasts. But they have just been bought by Libsyn.


Listen as I create the main part of this show using Auxbus' tools.


The sound quality is better than Anchor's native recording tools. But I think Anchor has the edge overall because Auxbus' tools are designed for solo host on mic shows and there's no way to edit the waveform. 


PRODUCTION NOTES

Recording mic: Samson Q2U connect to a laptop via USB


Recording location: Dining table with no pillow-fort, no pop-filter.


Recording app: Auxbus.com


Recording format: I don't know! However, the final file was 64kbps mono mp3


Music: Auxbux royalty-free stock music.


Sound Treatment Mixing and EQ: Auxbus (not sure what EQ, if any, was applied. Auto-levelling was applied)


Editorial Edit: None (No editing tools within Auxbus but I did drop it into Audition to remove the first inserted advert, I left the second one at the end)


Mastering Sound Treatment: Auxbus.com (Loudness Normalization to -19 LUFS)


I uploaded the resulting 64kbps mp3 file to Anchor.fm