Hi Cody. Thanks for this video. I've been trying to set up and record a podcast for a couple of months using Garage Band. The one problem I kept running into with other videos was that it was either just for music, or not the current version of Garage Band. Thank you for making this clear and newbie relatable video.
Thank you for this! In the first 6 minutes I learned what a lot of other GB for podcasts tutorials where not teaching! I posted my first podcast without all of these shortcuts and it was frustrating. This would’ve saved me a lot of time. Just the simple zooming in and out and the placing the play head specifically was invaluable!
@@CodyCrabbEdits thank you! I am actually really struggling with how many DB my podcast should be at. my intro and outro is very loud but my interview at normal volume, I am trying to figure out what they should be set at.
Mate, your style of teaching is very easy to follow... I'm new to podcasting and have been using a Rodecaster Pro just for me, but with guests coming on in the future I want to use Garageband but it's pretty intimidating for a noob, so this video is gonna be my go-to lesson! So easy to follow, easy to understand etc. Cheers mate, keep it up!
You're the real deal. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this. I was able to edit my entire first podcast -intro-outro-everything because of you. You're awesome. New sub here, Cody! I've tried garage band over and over again over the years but most tutorials still leave out seemingly small details that are actually HUGE if you don't know what you're doing. This was perfect! Are you related to the Crabb Family of Tennessee? Gospel group?
0:00 - Intro 0:48 - How to set up a podcast project 1:37 - How to create a new track 2:00 - How to move the playhead 2:29 - How to import an audio file 3:09 - LIVE EDIT Starts Here! 5:27 - How to zoom in/zoom out 7:26 - Using the Editing Window 9:34 - Using "Marker Edits" 10:26 - LIVE EDIT Continues 11:35 - Catch Playhead Feature 12:08 - Not every edit works! 14:30 - Removing a "you know" filler word 15:33 -Using Automation 18:55 - LIVE EDIT Continues 20:35 - Fading into a consonant 23:09 - Splicing two of the same words together 25:26 - Perfectionism vs. Flow in podcast editing 25:55 - LIVE EDIT Continues 26:56 - Leave space while editing! 27:30 - LIVE EDIT Continues 29:02 - How to add an outro to a podcast 32:04 - How to balance the volume levels on a podcast 34:10 - Exporting audio from GarageBand 34:46 - Outro (Thanks for watching!)_
Thanks for the video. When I scroll over the wave forms I don't get the cross bars to select sections like you do in the lower editing bar, any idea how to turn that feature on?
Hi Cody. Thanks for this video. I've been trying to set up and record a podcast for a couple of months using Garage Band. The one problem I kept running into with other videos was that it was either just for music, or not the current version of Garage Band. Thank you for making this clear and newbie relatable video.
Thank you for this you proved today that you can teach an old dog (man) a new trick.
Thank you for this! In the first 6 minutes I learned what a lot of other GB for podcasts tutorials where not teaching! I posted my first podcast without all of these shortcuts and it was frustrating. This would’ve saved me a lot of time. Just the simple zooming in and out and the placing the play head specifically was invaluable!
Your explanation of each step was so helpful! Would love to see a tutorial on beginner mixing. Thank you and greetings from Germany
thank you for this video it has been the most helpful I've found. Please make more videos.
Thanks so much! Let me know if there's anything specific you want me to cover!
@@CodyCrabbEdits thank you! I am actually really struggling with how many DB my podcast should be at. my intro and outro is very loud but my interview at normal volume, I am trying to figure out what they should be set at.
This chanel is way underrated, he talks so clearly, explains everything step by step, the best video that ever watched. Thank you. 🙏🏻 keep going.
Mate, your style of teaching is very easy to follow... I'm new to podcasting and have been using a Rodecaster Pro just for me, but with guests coming on in the future I want to use Garageband but it's pretty intimidating for a noob, so this video is gonna be my go-to lesson! So easy to follow, easy to understand etc. Cheers mate, keep it up!
You have no idea what your comment means to me my friend! If you have any other questions don't be afraid to get in touch 👍
This was SO HELPFUL!
More videos please!!!!
I wish I had found your video a little earlier in my journey! Very helpful tips for things I was doing the long way. Thank you!
I'd been splitting left and then splitting right and then deleting the clip in the middle. Didn't know about the double-click :D ! Thanks for sharing!
You're the real deal. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this. I was able to edit my entire first podcast -intro-outro-everything because of you. You're awesome. New sub here, Cody! I've tried garage band over and over again over the years but most tutorials still leave out seemingly small details that are actually HUGE if you don't know what you're doing. This was perfect! Are you related to the Crabb Family of Tennessee? Gospel group?
Thank you! Excellent tutorial for us beginners 🙌
this helped me greatly. This was everything I needed in one episode to publish my episode in the same day i wrote it and recorded it!
Amazing!! This is what I like to hear
Hi from France ! Thank you Cody for this video very clear and helpful ! I see you just start your channel so GO GO GO !!!!
Love to hear that! Any suggestions for content you'd like to see from my channel?
Thanks. very useful. But for the life of me I couldn't find the scroll key on my MacBookPro keyboard and neither on my Qwerkytypewriter;
❤❤❤ very good and helpful video. Can you shaw how to record and edit in iPhone?
Hello, I liked your video.Very cool.
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - How to set up a podcast project
1:37 - How to create a new track
2:00 - How to move the playhead
2:29 - How to import an audio file
3:09 - LIVE EDIT Starts Here!
5:27 - How to zoom in/zoom out
7:26 - Using the Editing Window
9:34 - Using "Marker Edits"
10:26 - LIVE EDIT Continues
11:35 - Catch Playhead Feature
12:08 - Not every edit works!
14:30 - Removing a "you know" filler word
15:33 -Using Automation
18:55 - LIVE EDIT Continues
20:35 - Fading into a consonant
23:09 - Splicing two of the same words together
25:26 - Perfectionism vs. Flow in podcast editing
25:55 - LIVE EDIT Continues
26:56 - Leave space while editing!
27:30 - LIVE EDIT Continues
29:02 - How to add an outro to a podcast
32:04 - How to balance the volume levels on a podcast
34:10 - Exporting audio from GarageBand
34:46 - Outro (Thanks for watching!)_
What if I am recording straight into the garageband app itself? Is the laptop mic sufficient?
Hi Cody I left the thing for the tempo when I was recording and it it’s in the audio. Can I remove it easily?
What sroll button. If you mean the mouse pad then you don't need the first two buttons? confused
Thanks for the video. When I scroll over the wave forms I don't get the cross bars to select sections like you do in the lower editing bar, any idea how to turn that feature on?
if I don't have a mouse (on laptop) ...what is the alternative to "right click"?
I like to disable the numbers and instead use a timestamp.
I think ths only thing about editing podcasts kn Garage band for me is eqing
none of my Mcs has a right click. Are you all-inclusive in your approach to teaching this?
how about being informative for both platforms, Mac and whatever else there is.