In this video, I'll teach you how to record and edit a podcast in Garageband so that you can create a professional sounding podcast episode.
Garageband is a software that was primarily built to record music for those using a mac computer, however it's become an easy to use software to create and edit a podcast, too!
In this tutorial, I walk you through all the steps you need to take in order to make this simple, especially moving forward after you get a few episodes under your podcasting belt.
Please note that this is a lesson pulled from my premium podcasting course, Power-up Podcasting ( ), so if you hear references to other videos or lessons in the course, that's why they are there.
That said, if you've found this video and you have yet to set anything up or plan your podcast, I recommend checking out the 1st video in this playlist (link below) to start your podcasting journey the right way with the latest and most updated material:
Cheers, and good luck on your show!
Note: For PC users, I'd recommend using Audacity. It's powerful, and free, and if it's not already linked to within this video, a tutorial from me will be available very soon.
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Thanks Pat! This is great. I know a lot of people use different utilities, but I have Garage Band and this is very helpful in giving me a place to start.
Thanks Glenn! It’s definitely a great place to start since it’s low-cost (nothing for most), and it’s relatively user friendly. There’s definitely more powerful software out there (which demos will come for later, like Audition) but this is what I used for years for my podcast before switching, and it’s great!
clear explanation…thanks!
Thanks Ravi!
I searched “how to edit garage band” your video popped up first! GOOD WORK!! – Jase
You are the man Pat! This just helped me design my workflow to cut down editing time.
Awesome! Glad it was helpful!
Excellent tutorial. So clear and informative. Bravo!
Thanks Pat Flynn! Perfect little intro!
This was so helpful to me. Thanks so much for sharing. I really appreciate it. Cheers!
wish i could give this video 1000 likes since it helped so much
Just wanted to say thanks Pat. This was very helpful.
OMG thank you for teaching this!!!!!!!! So appreciate you Pat!
This really helped, Thank you for sharing your content for free.
Finally, someone who explains audio editing plain and simple! Nice job, Pat!
Such a fantastic instructional video, thank you!
So glad I found your video tutorial. Great job. Learning step-by-step how to record podcast. I’ve noticed that my sound wave is a flat-line (I still can hear the track but it shows flat-line). I connected mic to Yamaha MG10XU mixer and that to the MacBook.
This is a helpful half a tutorial. What about compression or mixdown?
Incredible work. Thanks Pat!
Thank you so much for this, I plan on launching my podcast this November and this has helped me alot!
Thank you. I am completely new to this and already by 4:00 in I’ve got GarageBand set up and ready to go.
Thanks again for taking the time to make this.
Nice work Neil! You got this!
hey thanks for the video! My Garage Band still adjusts the levels automatically… any clue why that might be? I use a blue yeti
What should I do if I get a lot of white noise in the background?