This is the eighth in a series of ten (10) video tutorials on how to create a podcast with GarageBand. In this video Aussie Dave Brown shows you how to add graphics to your podcast, specifically how to get a graphic to appear in an iTunes podcast. Using GarageBand’s media browser, Dave shows you how to identify the graphics you want to use and to edit it so that it appears the way you want it to look on iTunes.

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In this seventh of ten (10) videos on podcasting with GarageBand, Dave Brown shows you how to alter the pitch in your podcast. Maybe you have a high voice that you want to deepen or a low voice that you want to make higher. Aussie Dave Brown shows you in a very short video how to do exactly that. Don’t worry about increasing the speed of the recording. This only affects the pitch. Go ahead; have some fun!

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In this sixth of ten (10) videos on podcasting with GarageBand, AustralianMac Dave Brown shows you how to easily split audio using the head, how to duck a competitive audio track, and a detailed look of exactly what you’re doing using the track editor.

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This is the fifth in a series of ten (10) video tutorials showing you how to create a podcast with GarageBand using a Macintosh. In this short video Dave Brown, the AustralianMac, shows you how to add a jingle or other types of music to your podcast. He also shows you how to adjust the volume when you’re using multiple tracks of audio.

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In this fourth of ten (10) videos on podcasting with GarageBand, Dave Brown shows you why in addition to the GarageBand software Preferences, you’ll probably need to alter your computer’s System Preferences before getting started. You’ll also learn how to lay down your first vocal track, add some background music, and do something called “ducking, ” which is needed when you’re working with a couple audio tracks. Read the rest of this entry »