podcast editor – MaxPodcasting https://maxpodcasting.com Save time with your high-quality podcast Wed, 07 Apr 2021 11:30:45 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.5.18 https://maxpodcasting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/cropped-MaxPodcasting_favicon_gold-32x32.png podcast editor – MaxPodcasting https://maxpodcasting.com 32 32 Jason DeFillippo – Wild Business Growth Podcast #139: Award-Winning Podcast Producer, Tim Ferriss and Jordan Harbinger https://maxpodcasting.com/jason-defillippo/ Wed, 07 Apr 2021 07:30:33 +0000 https://maxpodcasting.com/?p=4114 What do the top podcasters do differently that sets them apart? And what drives someone to release over 500 podcast episodes? This week’s Wild Business Growth Podcast guest, Jason DeFillippo, knows both of these areas extremely well. He’s the Award-Winning Podcast Producer, whose work can be heard on Grumpy Old Geeks, The Tim Ferriss Show, and The Jordan Harbinger Show. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and your other favorite podcast platforms.

Episode 139: Jason DeFillippo – Award-Winning Podcast Producer, Tim Ferriss and Jordan Harbinger

Jason DeFillippo, the Award-Winning Podcast Producer, joins the show to share his journey from coder and programmer to producing, editing, and hosting some of the top podcasts of all time. Hear why it’s important to edit your podcast, the crazy story behind the award-winning Jamie Foxx episode on The Tim Ferriss Show, what makes it possible to release over 500 podcast episodes, what sets top podcasters apart, and the most surprising thing Jason learned when he worked in the movie industry. This episode covers everything from podcasting tips to what Jason likes to photograph. Here’s a small sample of what you will hear in this episode:

  • Why did Jason retire from programming
  • How did he edit the award-winning Jamie Foxx episode on The Tim Ferriss Show
  • How can you edit your podcast faster
  • What kind of books does Jason geek out about
  • What can you do about 1-star reviews on your podcast
  • What is Jason’s biggest bet peeve aka favorite mic of all time
  • What guest made his jaw drop
  • What was it like working in the movie industry

Connect with Jason at jpd.me.

Enjoy the shooooow! Check out the show notes below for much more detail.

Show Notes

Jason DeFillippo - Wild Business Growth Podcast #139: Award-Winning Podcast Producer, Tim Ferriss and Jordan Harbinger
When you know you’re about to get edited down to 36 seconds
Jason DeFillippo - Wild Business Growth Podcast #139: Award-Winning Podcast Producer, Tim Ferriss and Jordan Harbinger
Must have been mid-Jamie Foxx edit
Jason DeFillippo - Wild Business Growth Podcast #139: Award-Winning Podcast Producer, Tim Ferriss and Jordan Harbinger

What is the Wild Business Growth Podcast?

Wild ideas. Wild growth. Every Wednesday morning a new entrepreneur or innovator joins the Wild Business Growth Podcast to share the crazy creative and unusual ways they grew their business, and provides tips for you to do it, too. Hear the woman who became the voice of Siri, the man who’s reinventing the sandcastle, how GaryVee’s partners are turning the wine world upside down, and more wild stories. Hosted by Max Branstetter (that’s me), Founder and Podcast Producer at MaxPodcasting.

How do you start a podcast?

Interested in starting a professional-sounding podcast for your brand, but don’t want to deal with the time commitment? I’ve got you covered. Email me at max@maxpodcasting.com to save time with your high-quality podcast and use it as a business-building tool.

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]]> Why Do You Need to Edit Your Podcast? https://maxpodcasting.com/why-do-you-need-to-edit-your-podcast/ Mon, 14 Dec 2020 18:27:06 +0000 https://maxpodcasting.com/?p=3133 Podcast editing is all about creating the most enjoyable experience for your podcast listeners. It makes the difference between a knockout podcast and one that leaves your listeners underwhelmed. Whether you’re editing your podcast yourself or hiring a podcast editor, here’s why it’s important to edit your podcast.

Why should you edit your podcast?

You need to edit your podcast for these reasons:

  • So you can even out the sound levels
    • Have you ever listened to a podcast where you constantly need to lower and raise the volume on your phone or in your car because it’s so inconsistent? Maybe the intro is SUPER LOUD but the main interview is so quiet it fades into irrelevancy….It’s annoying and can even be painful to listen to. Edit your podcast so you can keep each part of the episode at an appropriate sound level.
  • So you can eliminate background noise
    • Let’s say a loud truck drives by your home while you’re recording an episode. If you publish the interview without editing, your listeners might be tempted to look left and right for the loud truck passing them. Edit your podcast so you can silence out background noise and make it “invisible” to your listeners.
  • So you can remove major mistakes
    • Okay, you don’t need to take out every mistake. In fact, a lot of slip-ups can be pretty funny and help keep that natural feel. But taking out some obvious “umms,” mispronunciations, filler words, and stutters can go a long way to polishing your final episode. Edit your podcast so you can clean up mistakes.
  • So you can eliminate long pauses
    • Ah………………………………………………………………………………pauses. Did that make you uncomfortable? It’s good to keep pauses in your podcast every now and then, as they can cause a bit of discomfort and add drama – which can be great. But sometimes there are long pauses that just aren’t necessary. As you listen back to the recording, think about whether each pause makes the episode better or worse. Edit your podcast so you can shorten loooooooooooooong pauses.
  • So you can smoothly add in your licensed music, intro, outro, and ads
    • Editing in your music, intro, outro, and ads makes your podcast complete. It’s amazing how adding these elements transforms your podcast episode from a basic recording to an engaging episode. Edit your podcast so you can bring it to life with music and extras.
Don’t let your playback level get into the red

Edit your podcast

Editing your podcast gives it the finishing polish it 100% deserves. It makes the difference between solid and outstanding podcasts, and keeps your listeners satisfied – not pissed off. Whether you’re editing your podcast yourself or hiring a podcast editor, remember to normalize sound levels, eliminate background noise, remove mistakes, eliminate long pauses, and add in your music and extras.

If you have any questions on podcasting or podcast production, you can always reach me at max@maxpodcasting.com. If you enjoyed this post, you’ll also appreciate my blog post on “Why Should You Focus on Audio for Your Podcast?” and any of the 100+ episodes of the Wild Business Growth Podcast. Thank you for your time. Pod on.

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