Macintosh G5 dual 2.0 GHz processors, 2.5 GB RAM, Mac OS X 10.3.9įigure 3.80 In iTunes, select the podcast then choose Advanced > Convert Selection to AAC to finish the process.Ĭongratulations-you've completed your first podcast! For instructions on how to publish your podcast, turn to Chapter 5.The list of equipment I used is as follows: For this reason, I chose to use GarageBand as the software for this tutorial. Creating a Macintosh podcastĪlthough other Macintosh programs are available, the fact that GarageBand is bundled with new machines makes it the most ubiquitous sound recording/editing software for the Macintosh. It goes without saying that a complex preamp/mixing board and a high-end digital recorder will alter the process, but for the purpose of following from idea to finished podcast, these tutorials do the trick. The important thing to remember is that the process is fundamentally the same, no matter what is being used to create the show. I realize that there are literally hundreds of combinations of software, equipment, and operating systems, so I chose two relatively generic setups for creating the podcasts on each platform.
Therefore, anyone who wants to use Audacity on the Macintosh can refer to the PC tutorial. It's important to note that Audacity for the Macintosh behaves and looks almost exactly like its PC counterpart. On the Macintosh, I used GarageBand as the recording/editing software, and on the Windows PC, I used Audacity.
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