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Podcasting with Linux Command Line Tools and Audacity
Dec 6, 2007, 10 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4295 reads)

(Other stories by Gurudutt Talgery)

[ Thanks to Bhushan Pangaonkar for this link. ]

"Recording a good podcast is as much about good voice training and delivery, as much as it is about the technology used to record it. As with other things, you only get better with practice.

"In this article we will use Linux command line tools and optionally Audacity to create a quick, no-frills podcast with a background music track. The only other GUI-based tool we will manipulate, will be the ALSA Mixer. The mixer has a command-line interface too, but the GUI is intuitive and quicker. The emphasis is on quick turnaround..."

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