The Complete Guide to Auphonic for Podcasters

[@Cluby2]

I've used Auphonic for several years and it has been a game changer for me. Before I had this tool it was actually my wife who pointed out that I sounded quieter than my co host. I heard about Auphonic from Tim Ferriss. I actually haven't had any issues with music fade in and out. I was always concerned it would raise my levels and remove the fade in an out but it doesn't seem to.

[@ravisahi462]

Not sure if I’ll use it beyond the free time allocated. But hey I’ll give it a go. Thanks. Your videos, All of them, are just so well produced; especially for non-tech savvy wannabe podcasters!

[@diggerapp9782]

We are about to start with our first podcast and your channel is super helpful. Thanks for the awesome work.

[@Buzzsprout]

Best of luck!

[@ernanestreva8673]

I presented this video to my 13yo son and he loved! His group did a podcast episode for a school task and the audio of was noisy, voices not leveled and Auphonic did an amazing job.Thanks for share your knowledge!!

[@Buzzsprout]

Yay! Appreciate the kind word. Thanks, Ernane.

[@Entrepreneurs_in_Asia]

Thanks for making this video. Wouldn’t it be better to only run the interview audio through Alphonic then begin your sound editing and adding of intros/sound effects, this way you can still do your fades and such? Do the intros, outros, mashups and jingles still need the Alphonic treatment?

[@Buzzsprout]

If your audio leveling is done well in your editing software you don't need to run your jingles through Auphonic. Just make sure that you can set your overall loudness target in your editing software so your final export is at the right volume

[@jmattos]

This is great. I was wondering if I had to go through in Garageband and MANUALLY raise my own volume because I was a bit quieter than my co-host. This is so so so great. Thank you!

[@Buzzsprout]

Happy to be of help! If you have other questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out. 😊

[@shelleya.leedahl2696]

Newbie question - in this video you advise to select Mono and use a wav file. What if I recorded and exported my episode (via Audacity) in stereo and mp3? Can I still use Mono and Wav 16 bit in Auphonic? Apologies in advance for my ignorance ... this is like learning a new language. No, much harder than that. It's like Algebra. - Cheers, Shelley

[@shelleya.leedahl2696]

No need to answer - found my answers in others comments. Thank you!

[@ahellawell]

Hi. Maybe this has been brought up previously, but it would have been interesting to hear the "before and after" of the file that you put through Auphonic.

[@Buzzsprout]

Indeed, that would have been great to show! Alas, we didn't think of it when we were putting this video together

[@katherinethomas4491]

Wow, this is a great tool!! I was painfully dreading having to individually level my tracks by hand but this did the trick. HUGE TIME SAVER!! Thank you for such a clear explanation and information about this useful tool!! So happy to have Buzzsprout as my podcast host. Amazing resources!!

[@Buzzsprout]

You're welcome! We love helping our podcasters

[@serielajaula]

hi ! so we should use it instead of Audacity? which ones is much better and easy to record ? thank you ! also what platform can I use to add free background music ! I will appreciate the help (=

[@Buzzsprout]

@@serielajaula You will use Auphonic AND Audacity. Edit your podcast in Audacity, then use Auphonic to make it sound better. Here's a helpful blog with a bunch of places to get free music for your podcast: www.buzzsprout.com/blog/free-music-for-podcasts

[@jeorc]

Do you still recommend using this? I'm starting in this world and I'm currently a Buzzsprout user so I'm digging into the videos in the channel but curios about this since it's 5 years old. Are people still using Auphonic?

[@Buzzsprout]

Great question! Auphonic is still popular for features like speech recognition and handling intros/outros. But if you're using Buzzsprout, Magic Mastering might be helpful as it offers similar audio enhancements with Auphonic’s algorithms. The key is finding tools that suit your needs. Should you have other questions or concerns, feel free to shoot us an email at [e-mail].

[@alkabromiley669]

Thanks for the great tutorial. Your delivery is so easy to understand. I am going to try Auphonic... Thanks again.

[@Jerrysadlerscott]

Tried my first one today, sounds great especially as I'd recorded outside and it was a bit windy and wet! This is so much easier than Audacity, saves so much time.

[@jamiedodds2358]

I'm putting the finishing touches to mu pilot episode of F23 podcast and tidying up the sound Auphonic now. The Buzzsprout guides have been great and I've learned so much making my first ever podcast, looking forward to more

[@michellerussell7248]

Thank you, Travis. I've been using Auphonics since I began my podcast over a year ago but I never realized the intro/extro music fade in/fade out until you mentioned it. I thought it was just me but you explained why it seems to re-adjust, so thanks!

[@Buzzsprout]

It's easy to miss if you don't know to check for it

[@jomarie5486]

Super informative! Thank you. So, -19 LUFS when in mono? I read Apple asks for -16 LUFS in stereo and wanted to check in to clarify how this works. Jo

[@AfraidofNothingPodcast]

Great video and tool. Re: output, isn't mp3 preferred by most hosts because it is compressed and smaller file size? Trying to decide on wave or mp4- which is best for iTunes, Stitcher, etc?

[@KevinFinn7]

Robert Heske We recommend wav for Buzzsprout. That’s because if you upload a wav to Buzzsprout it will do the mp3 conversion for you.

[@ShoeBoxMoses]

GREAT vid thank you! Do we need to have the image in our metadata? I have it set but in some episodes it shows up and some it doesnt. My type A is going bannanas.

[@perrinegrua5535]

Hello, Your advise is to download a .wav file from auphonic. If I understood well I will need a .mp3 file to upload the episode on Buzzsprout hosting plateforme? How do you do? thx

[@Buzzsprout]

You can upload that WAV file directly to Buzzsprout. No need to change it to an MP3

[@Inspirationgate]

So after I process... just the interview with auphonic, can I take that file and connect the Intro and outro to it? Since you mentioned it chops up the music sound levels

[@thepodfathershow]

It only chops up fades, not the actual intro/outro music itself. If you pre-record with your intro music already embedded into the track at the time of recording, you will be absolutely fine as long as you don't use a fade. Just wait for your music to end completely before you begin speaking and you're golden!

[@GilbertParris]

I viewed this video based on your initial garageband tutorial. I definitely plan on testing this out!

[@toyoungtogo]

I will definitely be using it-although I'm thinking about what you said about the fading and fading out-i think that's important. I'm new to all of this so I'm excited to give it a go! Thanks for the tutorials they are so helpful!

[@randyrainville4648]

If you've uploaded a file that is composed of a stereo music file with a narrative audio file, should you still select "Mono" under "Output Files" ??

[@Buzzsprout]

Unless it matters that the right and left side are different we recommend selecting Mono as your output file. If you have a standard Buzzsprout plan, we encode your files as Mono by default so choosing Mono in Auphonic helps with your overall audio quality

[@tomontoppodcast5452]

Awesome. Love buzzsprout and appreciate the help

[@Buzzsprout]

No problem 👍

[@KenKemp]

I do a fair amount of volume adjustment in my editing - but I'm thinking I'd like to use Auphonic on the long conversation portion of my podcast... then edit intro and ending. Make sense? GREAT tutorial. THANKS!

[@Buzzsprout]

It makes total sense! We've used it in a similar way for some of our content

[@robertmclean3422]

Thanks Travis, when I record to GarageBand how I then select the file to for Auphonic?

[@Buzzsprout]

You'll export the GarageBand file as a WAV or MP3 file and save it to your computer. You can then upload that file to Auphonic. We cover exporting in our GarageBand tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3K3eIJrlt6lsMU

[@gforce2007]

Outstanding addition to my Podcasting tool box! Thank you!

[@cristydlcMN]

Really helpful video! I applied it to episode 50 of my podcast (Somatic Wisdom). My guest was impressed with the production value, especially since she'd already heard the raw audio. Thanks for this. Time to uplevel my podcast game, and I'll apply it to an audio book I'm working on as well.

[@Buzzsprout]

That's great to know, Cristy! Glad to be of help. Keep it going! 💪

[@Yobasje]

Question….In choose a file…can you also choose a video file instead of wave or mp3 file ?

[@Buzzsprout]

Hey there! Yes, absolutely.

[@SamandSteve]

Is it best if you use Auphonic not to do ANY audio processing on your files beforehand? For example those built into the rodecaster pro? And what about Buzzsprout’s own Magic Mastering on uploading?

[@jazzfirstspain]

First time user on your recommendation. There are a few added audio options since this video was published.

[@julesdejongh8861]

Yes, signing up to auphonic now! I didn't know how I was going to meet the Apple requirements with my DAW. Thank you!

[@Buzzsprout]

Awesome! You're going to love it.

[@spiritualtruths363]

Very good video! Very helpful! Plan to lauch my podcast soon!

[@Buzzsprout]

Glad you find this video very helpful. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach us at support. Thanks for tuning in, and all the best on launching on your podcast! 😊

[@meganrowsey8807]

So we can use this instead of leveling out the audio in Audacity? The steps would be splicing the components together (intro/outro, body, CTA, ect) and adding music, and then using Auphonic to do all normalizing, compression, etc? Am I getting it right? Thanks!

[@jorgepinto4953]

Auphonic make a difference in diferent languages or is only sound quality??

[@Buzzsprout]

It just helps with your sound quality, so it doesn't matter which language your podcast is recorded in

[@cigartalkrob]

Guys! You just saved me so much time every week! Thank you!

[@Buzzsprout]

Auphonic is 💰

[@FrancismtTuazon]

thank you Travis I just start learning more about podcasting.

[@Buzzsprout]

You're welcome!

[@Ntwadumela]

Will the app work without an online account or is having an account a necessity? Thank you. I am interested!

[@Buzzsprout]

Hey there! You need to register and create an account in Auphonic to use the software.

[@KK4Z]

Hello Travis. Thanks for the info on Auphonic. If I didn't have an Adobe subscription (I use several of their apps and got a good deal on one of their service packs) I would consider Auphonic. Right now, I am using Audition and it seems to be doing what I need it to do. However, if I part company with Adobe... Buzzsprout has been very helpful to me starting out as a podcaster.

[@Buzzsprout]

Audition is a more powerful tool than Auphonic, but it's nice to have something in case you need to process something quickly. We're happy to help!

[@brucewatkins6639]

Can you elaborate on your preference for WAV 16-bit instead of WAV 24-bit. Is there an issue with downstream playing of the 24-bit file? I have always preferred the highest bit rate possible. Just wanted to know before I upload my first Episode.

[@Buzzsprout]

You can absolutely export and upload it as a 24-bit file, it just takes up more space on your computer hard drive and the sound quality difference for the average listener isn't noticeable

[@lorimershenher4806]

Travis, am I right in thinking that what Auphonic calls multi-track isn''t just regular podcasts where I have an intro track, music, interview, outro as separate tracks? I have them separate for ease of editing-does this mean I need to use the Auphonic multi-track setting? Or can I just drop the whole episode into Auphonic and it'll do the rest without having to deal with multi-track?

[@KyleSeeger]

So, I’m confused. If a music fade in/out is used, should we use Auphonic or not? Is there a workaround?

[@MrBlueSuit87]

Can Auphonic be used to optimize voiceover projects as well?

[@Buzzsprout]

Hi Spencer, I believe you can! Here is a detailed guide: www.buzzsprout.com/blog/auphonic-for-podcasters Hope that helps. 😊

[@DuncanMacLeodMovies]

I will definitely use Auphonic. I’m a big fan of crossfades, and I’m worried Auphonic will try to undo them, but I guess I can give it a whirl and see.

[@ABSCrunchFit28]

I have just run my first Podcast through Auphonic - so far so good!

[@MichaelDooney]

I get the impression watching this that audio is uploaded to auphonic after editing, almost as a final stage to master the podcast before making it live. I assume you can also upload raw audio prior to any editing to have cleaner audio to work with?

[@Buzzsprout]

You can do it either way, but since the raw audio is often quite longer than the edited audio, it's more economical to master the final audio.

[@MichaelDooney]

@@Buzzsprout Thanks for the response. Thinking about it more afterwards I realised that it was no doubt for economical reasons to run the audio through auphonic at the end, rather than at the start, since the file will be shorter. Running through twice would end up costing even more... I'll do a few experiments and see which works best for me. Thanks again!

[@Buzzsprout]

Glad we could help!

[@AlexandreJaPA]

OMG I think we have a substitute for Levelator that I can use on iPad! Thank you very much!

[@Buzzsprout]

You're welcome!

[@CarolBG01]

Thank you for the video. Non of these features make your voice sound warmer, does it?

[@successfulpodcast]

Awesome tutorial. I tried both versions, the stereo WAV with 16LUFS and mono WAV with 19LUFS and they both sound great. The difference between the two are only whether the podcaster wants stereo or mono. Thank you again!

[@PrestoMediaProductions]

I have a question. What if I want to use this for my KZbin videos to make sure the audio is smooth and doesn’t have any jump? Can I? And if so how I save a wave file from my iMovie without loosing quality?

[@Buzzsprout]

You can absolutely use this for your KZbin videos. Auphonic can take video files, so just upload whatever your export from iMovie and you should be good to go

[@faroukrookbello8095]

Auphonic Is legendary. I was having problems from my mic with background static and this just eliminated that

[@camofamilyoutdoors]

Brand new to podcasting. Will be using this. Thanks

[@PrestoMediaProductions]

As a Dj there are other software with one time purchase that seems to really do the same thing the only think I need to know how to save my iMovie videos into wave files in iMovie so I can actually make the audio better on KZbin videos as I notice many loose interest because my audio is from cellphone recording most of the time and can be improve in post production

[@StephenMillerI]

Okay, now what would you all recommend as the video partner in this here dance? What I'm thinking about first is something that allows me to shot the video from my computer as I'm doing some commentary raw to later process through this here you've spoken of and now I want to edit the video with some graphics or video clips, charts, and pink 🦩. Where do I reach for the video basic editing with a few bells and whistles?

[@Buzzsprout]

Hey Steve! Shoot us an email at [e-mail] and we can look into this for you!

[@woodwarddlw]

Thanks! We recorded out first podcast last night, and I'm editing it now! Thanks again!

[@Buzzsprout]

Awesome! If you have other questions with podcast editing, feel free to shoot us an email to support. Thanks for watching, David! 😊

[@lawrencedemetrius6044]

Wonderful insight! I'm definitely going to use it. Cheers!

Can't wait to try it! Thanks

[@dekthaiklaibaan]

I'm editing my first episode today. Will definitely check out Auphonic! :D

[@ohyaz7930]

Thanks! Sounds amazing so definitely giving it a try!

[@simpleaccent]

Hi once again, thank you for your video as newby... I am learning about compiling my podcast, and the video is fantastic.

[@Buzzsprout]

Sounds awesome! In case you have other questions or concerns about podcasting, please don't hesitate to reach out.

[@AudreyStoriesFiction]

Thank you so much for your help and info about adjusting the sound levels. I saved all recordings as .mp3 from the start. Will now do .wav. I am a very satisfied Buzzsprout podcaster.

[@Buzzsprout]

That's great! We're glad you love using our service

[@troubledfinances2764]

Well done guide: I am new to this , and will definitely give it a try. Thanks much

[@Buzzsprout]

You definitely should! 😊 Thanks for checking in! If you have any questions, shoot us an email to support.

[@pleasedonttellourfamilypod5996]

I've been using Buzzsprout's new "Magic Mastering" feature which will do most, if not all of this for you if you upload your audio file through Buzzsprout, and is included for free with their monthly subscription plan.

[@brentbridges3841]

Giving it a try this week. Thanks!

[@a.k.martinez9051]

Question for Auphonic users. Do you upload the raw audio and let Auphonic refine the sound? Or do you do basic effects like Normalization, compression, noise reduction and limiter first using Audacity or any other program, then process it in Auphonic?

[@GuitarUniverse2013]

Don’t do a thing to your file. They will just mess it up. Just take your file and upload it. Go to the bottom of the page and click on what you want the program to do for you. Really the only thing you have to choose from is how much you want the audio volume to be changed. Other than that just click and go. If you do a bunch of editing on your own, The program doesn’t really have the capacity to undo your mess and then redo it properly. And respectfully it’s not a reflection on you. You could be the best engineer/mastering guy in the world. The purpose of this software is just to do it easy. It’s really meant for podcasts and the spoken word rather than heavy duty music editing

[@johann.callaghan]

Great tool! I use fades from my intro music into the interview. Can I just put the interview file through auphonic, download the file, and then put that through audacity with the intro and outro?

[@Buzzsprout]

Yes, absolutely

[@hollyshannon8491]

Would Simple Cast be similar to Alphonic? And thanks for the tutorials, you were so clear!

[@Buzzsprout]

Simplecast is a podcast hosting platform (like Buzzpsrout). Auphonic is an audio mastering software. So they accomplish different things

[@tumblingrosesstudio]

Signed up while watching this, omg, I wish I had found this weeks ago!!!!!!

[@breal6905]

How can I benefit from the software, yet control my intro and outtro loudness myself?

[@Buzzsprout]

When you're choosing which algorithms to apply, leave "Loudness Normalization" unchecked

[@vanessapearson182]

I am going to try it, we just recorded our first episode and these videos have been so helpful, thank you.

[@Buzzsprout]

So glad you find this helpful, Vanessa! If you have any podcasting questions, feel free to let us know.

[@marcineal2668]

Where does the download file go to where is it stored where can I find it to upload to my podcast editor?

[@Buzzsprout]

Hey Marci! Click on the New Production to get started then select FILE right beside the Select Upload Method below the Audio or Video Source. Here is also a full tutorial: www.buzzsprout.com/blog/auphonic-for-podcasters Hope that helps.

[@marcineal2668]

I’m not sure you understood me it’s the file that has been processed that is downloaded at the end of the process. Where does auphonic put the file when downloading the completed file? I’m new to all this.

[@Buzzsprout]

Hey Marci! Shoot us an email at [e-mail] and we can look into this for you!

[@TransplantHelper]

I absolutely love this software. I used it for 3+ years. (I use the desktop version) I just got a new Mac mini and it struggles with compatibility. I worked around it and got it downloaded and installed. It worked great but it disappears/ uninstalls after every use. I’m looking forward to an update.

[@YoussefYoussef-rs6bq]

So if I wanna use Auphonic strictly for mastering and noise reduction; do I still work on noise in Audacity first, through Audacit's own filters, or would that be an overkill?

[@erikheen1291]

Hello there. So does using Auphonic on a file made with Audacity eliminate the need to run things like the normalization and compressor functions in Audacity? In other words, what functions, if any, should we still use in Audacity to enhance speech if we're also using Auphonic? (I just noticed that Youssef Youssef asked essentially the same question below)

[@Buzzsprout]

If you run your episodes through Auphonic, most of the mixing and mastering processes become irrelevant. We recommend most podcasters skip mixing and mastering and just use Auphonic (or Magic Mastering if you host your podcast on Buzzsprout) since it'll do the same thing without having to do any work

[@100turley]

Is there a way to use zero effects on the intro as a pod I am involved with it is absolutely destroying the intro sound quality?

[@rockymountainsunshinepodca4309]

I have been using this and actually went back and ran my previous episodes through auphonic so that they all had the same output level. I have been using -16LUFS so thanks for the tip to go to -19LUFS!

[@RaymondAaron1]

VERY CLEAR. You did a great job.

[@jakeferretti4287]

Thanks for these videos, Travis! Sooooo helpful! I am a podcast beginner. I have my artwork and theme music chosen and have edited my first interview using Garageband, however, I need to add my intro, outro and also a segment in the middle to explain about some tech issues we were having. Should I add those final three things AFTER using Auphonic or before?

[@Buzzsprout]

You'll want to add those segments to your podcast episode BEFORE using Auphonic. Think of Auphonic as the finishing touch

[@jakeferretti4287]

@@Buzzsprout Love you guys! If I uploaded my podcast using Buzzsprout, does that mean it'll be available on iTunes? If that sounds like a question an absolute novice would ask, it's because it's true. Ha!

[@Buzzsprout]

No problem Jake! You will need to submit episode one, but after that it will be automatic! Check out this article all about directories and how to submit! www.buzzsprout.com/help/139-submitting-to-directories

[@melanielaforce6573]

I am just beginning. I haven't yet put in the music Should I use Alphonic? I am trying to launch my first podcast. I don't want to sound like an amateur.

[@Buzzsprout]

You want to upload your finished podcast episode (including any music tracks you want to add) to Auphonic as the last step in the process before you upload the episode to your podcast host

[@koalafan1576]

Is Auphonic necessary if I pay for Magic Mastering?

[@Buzzsprout]

Hi Martin, it depends of how would you want your audio be. Auphonic has other capabilities that can be utilized with Magic Mastering which you can take advantage (intro/outro, speech recognition, etc.) Try checking this link below for further info. Hope it helps. :-) www.buzzsprout.com/help/67-magic-mastering

[@laurenkosinskimdfascrsfacs8218]

Will definitely check this out. Thanks!

[@jakeferretti4287]

Hey guys, I am ready to upload to Auphonic, but, frustratingly, my Apple earphones were rubbing against my beard (!), so I have a slight scratching noise on my audio only. I have cut out a lot of my audio track as you can hear it now and again when the other is talking (it's much quieter now), but with this in mind, should I go for the noise and hum reduction tool along with the other suggested tools, or should I just leave it?

[@Buzzsprout]

Apply noise and hum reduction and leave the reduction amount on Auto. Listen to the file once it's been processed and if it makes the audio worse then you can reprocess that same file with it turned off without eating into your processing time

[@Ifannecan]

Super helpful, thank you! Am now using Auphonic and it's a game-changer.

[@tomarcarjack]

Thank you for this tutorial! Are you familiar with the Auphonic Leveler Desktop App? And if so, what are your thoughts about using only that as an audio leveler?

[@Buzzsprout]

The desktop app serves the same function as their online audio optimization tool. If you plan on processing A LOT of audio, the desktop app will be cheaper in the long run

[@frederickgrant6443]

I'm trying it out. Seems like a low lift, very affordable.Thanks for all this content. good stuff

[@randyrohde9772]

Great tutorial!

[@Buzzsprout]

Thank you!

[@tapiolaakkonen5350]

Amazing! Thank you. Yes, will use Auphonic as part of processing routine. Was good catch as I am doing first episode.

[@Buzzsprout]

Sounds awesome! Hope everything goes well with your first episode. Have fun and enjoy the process! 😊

[@alexfalk7827]

Thanks Travis, This was so helpful I love your videos and am just about to get my own podcast started. Just a question regarding the mic table stand you are using: What brand is this and where do I get it from? Is it´s height adjustable? I don´t want to use the tiny stands that come with the AT2100 and am searching for a better solution (boom arms excluded). Thanks a lot :-)

[@Buzzsprout]

The stand is the Rode DS1 Table Stand. And yes, it's adjustable

[@hrishikeshparab1236]

what microphone is that?

[@Buzzsprout]

Hey Arthur! That's Rode Procaster.

[@hrishikeshparab1236]

@@Buzzsprout Thank you!!

[@Buzzsprout]

🙂 You are welcome!

[@splitrock323]

Great tutorial. Easy to follow along.

[@Buzzsprout]

Thank you for the appreciation!🙏

[@mrdamianfrac]

Sir, what about audacity leveling and nirmalizing effects? Dont they do justice? Just wondering.ama newbie . Lemme know :-) thanks

[@Buzzsprout]

You can use Audacity to do those things, for sure. Most podcasters find it easier (and faster) to apply those effects using Auphonic. Ultimately it comes down to your preference

[@pampalmater]

im totally going to try this

[@Buzzsprout]

Let us know how it goes!

[@pampalmater]

@@Buzzsprout I tried it and literally followed every step in your video. Thank you for making this so easy for non-techy people like me.

[@TingzNice]

Thanks so much for this! I'm going to try it right now!

[@Buzzsprout]

You're welcome!

[@paochang1981]

This is so helpful!! Thank you so much!

[@Buzzsprout]

You're welcome! What did you think of the result?

[@paochang1981]

Buzzsprout Oh I haven’t tried it yet. Still struggling with recording podcast with GarageBand. But I love the way you explained things!!!

[@Buzzsprout]

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful.

[@davidanderson4248]

I put it in wav format, but everything I read says mp3. Will apple and other directories be ok with this.

[@Buzzsprout]

When you upload your audio file to Buzzsprout, we encode it as an mp3 file. The reason you save it as a wav is to reduce the number of times the file gets compressed and maximize your audio quality

[@kevinkonecny1047]

Thanks this is great - I'll definitely be using it to help my final product.

[@Buzzsprout]

Awesome! Let us know how it works for you.

[@jacquieco.]

I think I'm going to try it!

[@gvg99]

This is wonderful. Thanks for all your videos! Question 1: In what order would you: a) add the intro (with fades) b) edit the audio tracks (as in muting and cutting) c) combine the three tracks into one d) run through Auphonic to optimise Question 2: is it easy enough to transfer audio files from Squadcast to Audacity to Auphonic to Buzzsprout? (And does that order make sense? Thanks for all your help! Excited to get our first podcast out.

[@Buzzsprout]

Q1. Edit audio tracks > Add Intro > Export as single file > Auphonic Q2. Yes. You import your Squadcast audio files into Audacity, export your edited episode, run through Auphonic, then upload to Buzzsprout. If you're using Auphonic, check out our new Magic Mastering feature in Buzzsprout. It will give you similar results and will probably cost less > www.buzzsprout.com/help/67-magic-mastering

[@gvg99]

Fab thank you!

[@davidoaks5573]

Yep, because of your help video, I am using Auphonic!

[@Buzzsprout]

That's awesome! It's an amazing service.

[@mannycabo767]

Amazingly effective. Thanks for the solid advice. Love this tool. Mojo For Musicians is gonna rock now!!!!!! Thanks again guys

[@veronicab.2951]

Yes I will use this!!! Thanks

[@Buzzsprout]

Nice! Thanks for watching the video, Veronica!