Podcast Editing Tips THAT SAVE HOURS (Delete Silence & Mute Microphones)

I wish I'd known these podcast editing tips when I first started to edit podcasts.

#Audition #Podcast #PodcastEditing

0:00 Tutorial start – behind the scenes
0:12 Getting started
0:36 Mic bleed
3:08 Removing silences with polywave
6:54 Editing the tracks
7:15 Wrap up

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[kringlacson]

I'm a beginner who's editing her first podcast episode. Dropping by to say that your tutorials have been a TREMENDOUS help - thanks so much for doing these!! You've got yourself a subscriber in me!

[drunkhas]

Ooof! That tip for the microphone bleed is just pure gold! I've been having that exact issue with the podcast I produce and edit, Thanks a lot!

[OttoZeiger]

I was totally surprised when I heard the guest talking in Estonian :D Small world. I'm currently in Australia and was looking how to edit podcasts faster, pleasant surprise it was.

[levitatelondon]

Thank you so much for the autogate tutorial. OMG, this will save me hours. I've recorded 10 episodes of my podcast and only managed to get through manually editing 3 of them, given the amount of time needed to manually drop volume etc!

[Jojor]

This is exactly what I was trying to figure out by myself (didn’t know how to search it), and now this video appears on my YouTube home screen... thanks for doing it

[suem]

Thank you!!! I will take notes for edit time. You breeze through it that I forget which subfile of subfile.

[andremp]

Thank you so much for this tip, Mike! This is gonna save hours!

[leonmendez]

Years later I found this, even now it's incredible! Can't wait to get started. You legend of a man, thank you!

[JonathanHarris]

I'm a podcast editor and have issues with background echo/noise in the past until just a month ago I discovered the dynamics tool! Awesome tutorial!!

[tenkelly]

About to switch my podcast editing from Reason to Audition. This video is saving me TONS of time while learning the new platform. Wow, I can't believe I'd sit and do that manually! Thanks, Mike!

[jessejustsick]

You just saved my life man! I just switched over to a multi-track recorder and was seriously clueless on how I was supposed to edit all the mic bleed. The deleting silence tip is the cherry on top

[lizm.]

Wonderfully helpful! Thank you so much for the tutorial.

[oliviervandesanden]

this tutorial is very handy: two basic techniques that save so much time. Not all the intro and extra's that other tutorials have. It's so to the point, that I only had to watch it twice and now I have incorporated it into my 'workflow'.

[amalyaneumann]

Daammmnn that Mic bleed fix saved my life!!!! Thank you so much!

[chuckdeez]

This is fantastic -- thank you so much for this valuable information! Subbed.

[allyncia]

Whoa...just met you/saw you speak at Adobe Max. This is amazing. Just got through HOURS of doing exactly these two steps. Now, I'm trying to consider what I need to do for final step before mixing and uploading to site. Feel free to refer me your video on sequence of steps for multitrack podcast edit. AWESOME again and thanks!

[cortneythedesigngoat]

Thanks for showing this tip. It's very helpful!

[starskysaber]

Tbh, thank you for your videos. Learning Audition from scratch has been a learning curve for me, as a beginner in audio post-production.

[HiYesTY]

Hey Mike, thanks for another great tutorial. Do you recommend doing this process before ENCN processing or after?

[xaosikk]

Please!!!! Keep doing what you're doing. You're the SINGLE best audition editor ever.