Transform Your Podcast Audio with Auphonic - A Magic Tool for Podcasters!

Published 10 days ago • 1 min read
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Hey Flow Riders,

No new episode of The Flow this week, but we are so excited to share a game-changing tool for all you podcasters out there! This excerpt from our FREE Video Podcasting course covers one of our favorite tools for podcasters.

Ever wondered how to get the best sounding audio without any audio editing skills? Enter Auphonic, your magical audio engineer on the web.

Why Auphonic is a Must-Have:

  • Automatic Audio Engineering: Think of Auphonic as your personal audio engineer. It balances your audio levels, making sure your listeners’ ears aren’t overwhelmed.
  • Loudness Normalization: No more adjusting the volume while listening. Auphonic automatically normalizes loudness to ideal podcast levels.
  • Noise Reduction: Get rid of unwanted background noise effortlessly. It’s as simple as selecting “keep speech, remove everything else.”
  • Easy Content Management: With integration options for platforms like Google Drive and Libsyn, managing your files and publishing has never been easier.

For those creating podcasts like Creators Unstuck, mixing multiple audio tracks becomes a breeze with Auphonic’s multitrack production feature. It unifies tracks, balances them appropriately, and allows you to focus on editing content, not audio quality.

Forget the jargon! Whether you’re mixing interviews or cleaning a solo recording, Auphonic does the heavy lifting. Give it a try–even with the free plan offering two hours of monthly service.

Join the ranks of satisfied podcasters today and make your audio sound professional and polished without lifting a finger!

Mahalo,

Doc + Katie

P. S. – Want more tips like this? Check out our video podcasting course! It's completely free and this video tutorial is actually an excerpt from that course. Sign up here.​

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