Audio Interface

Searching for the term "audio interface", I came across this article by Sound On Sound called "Choosing An Audio Interface - The SOS Buying Guide". I've printed it, and will study it later. For now, it's time to get on with the day!
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What is DAW?

It turns out that DAW stands for "Digital Audio Workstation".

A computer-based DAW has four basic components: a computer, a sound card (also called a sound converter or audio interface), a digital audio editor software, and at least one input device for adding or modifying musical note data.

My, my - all these new terms and components! What have I gotten myself into? Next term to look up will be "audio interface"...

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Creating a Home Studio

Graham Cochrane of The Recording Revolution has a 15-minute video called The Recording Studio which I found quite helpful. He mentions 5 essentials to any home studio: a computer, DAW software, an audio interface, a microphone, and headphones. These 5 components form the basis of any home studio, and having them is enough to get started. SO - I have at least 4 out of 5 components - not too sure what an "audio interface" is, but I'll find out soon!
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Mixing Music

Have you ever wondered what audio mixing is all about? The Recording Revolution has a handy 17-minute video on The 10 Minute Mix Technique. What I liked about viewing this video is that it shows how music is mixed together to create a harmonious result. It's more than I need to know at the moment, but it's good to see what a more-advanced podcast might involve.

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Podcast Editing

Here's a good example of what podcast editing is all about, from the Podcast Refinery:

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What's New in Social Media

I must confess, I'm not really sure if the next video really is "What's New in Social Media". However, it certainly is what's new to me! Explore more at RebelMouse HowTos, and see if you agree...

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How to Use WordPress

Here's a GREAT introduction to setting up a WordPress website. The series of 7 videos that follows was created specifically for websites using BlueHost, but you could use learn the basics here and apply it to the domain host of your choice. BlueHost, however, happens to be one of the most widely-recommended sites for hosting WordPress pages, so it may be worth your while to check it out.

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