*Correction* Always export with a loudness target of -16 LUFS. Hindenburg will detect whether your file is mono or stereo and give it a 3 dB penalty if it is mono, making peak/RMS ratio the same as stereo. (Time stamp 25:32)
Since my very first podcast setup - around 2013 - I was never able to get a smooth sound after a software update rendered my audio interface unusable - Thanks Roland! I resurrected my Audio Technica AT3035 microphone, purchased a Yamaha AGO6 and tested it out with Hindenburg after initially watching this video. Sweeeeet! :-) And then took advantage of their Black Friday deal. Happy!! Thanks Buzzsprout!
Your videos are so helpful and your sound is the best anywhere! Thank you for simplifying my podcasting life. Holy crow - this product is sooooo much easier than Audition AND way more reasonable. THANK YOU for all of you amazing videos.
Thanks a ton. I had a good friend of mine contact me when he became aware that I had just released a podcast and suggested this recording and editing software to me, with a link to this great informational piece.
That's awesome to know, Chuck! Yes, there are a lot of podcasters who prefer Hindenburg. Anyways, if you have other podcasting questions, feel free to email us at support. We'll be happy to assist you in your podcasting journey. Wishing you all the best, and enjoy the process!
Thanks for this excellent tutorial -- you did a fantastic job here! After so many years of trying other DAWs, then not liking them and always reverting back to Audacity, I really think Hindenburg has hit the sweet spot with this product. I got it "free" with my Focusrite Vocaster One, and while I really like the Vocaster, to me Hindenburg (Lite) is worth the price of the whole package.
Hey there. Thanks fpr the helpful tutorial. Unfortunately I don't have the setting to choose which microphone I wanna use (under the record button) on each track. Where is the setting to make that appear?
Hey there! It looks like Hindenburg doesn't auto-apply fades after cuts like Reaper, so you'll have to adjust fades manually to smooth edits. It's designed for ease and podcast quality, but tweaking details lets you control your sound.
Very appealing looking product. Thanks for the tour. Which of the features you demonstrated are specific to Pro? The regular and Pro versions are very different prices. If I was going to edit supplied files (in other words, NOT record directly into Hindenburg myself) would the regular version’s editing tools be similar to what you demonstrated?
Looks good, keen to try the 90 day trial. I'm sure I could research this... but it may be useful for other folk to know... I didn't see any magnetic/snapping when you were moving tracks around. Is this possible?
It's not magnetic, but Hindenburg does assume that you want your tracks touching each other and will default to that when moving tracks. You can override it by pushing the track past that point, but it's something you have to intentionally do
I finally pulled the trigger and I like it so far. I recorded one VO audition with this and it sounds smooth with my upgraded hardware, Rode NT1a and Focusrite Vocaster One. Now if I can find a way to import my Audacity podcast templates into Hindenburg so I don't have to build them all over again that would great. I tried importing an aup file but that failed. I'll need to try something else. It will import a finished podcast in mp3 format and play though. ej
Has any Audacity users purchased the non PRO version of Hindenburg Journalist, and if so why? I've downloaded the trial version today, and elected not to include the PRO trial version as I know that I will not be investing over $400 CDN at this point in time, but may be willing to upgrade down the road. Based on my limited use of the trial so far, I can see some benefit to purchasing the basic version, but as of yet I'm not convinced. Would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
I'm feeling like I've outgrown Garage Band, I'm a Mac guy 100%. Would you recommend Hindenburg or Logic Pro? To this point, music production hasn't been a hobby of mine, so not a huge issue for me. Thanks for any thoughts!
I use Logic Pro X and have been engineering with it for over a decade. Do you think there's any reason to switch and purchase another product when I'm already versed in this one, have my workflow and plug-ins, etc.? I'm open to it if there are solid reasons to switch.
If you're happy with your Logic Pro X workflow, then it's probably best to stick with it. The only reason to switch from that is if you think Hindenburg will save you time and still maintain the same audio quality. One thing to set your mind at ease - all of your plug-ins should work in Hindenburg, so you should still be able to do all of the same mixing and mastering that you do in Logic.
Question: Can I play a music track that I can listen to while I’m recording my audio track for my podcast that way I could be in the mood to hear the pacing in the music bed as I am recording that segment?
Yes, you can play a music track while recording your audio in Hindenburg Journalist Pro. This can be useful for setting up an intro or having some background music as part of your podcast segment. Give it a try!
Quick question, should I still use auphonic for post production along with Hindenburg or does Hindeburg already take care of all post production magic?
Hi Julio! From what I know, Hindenburg offers more features compared with Auphonic. But you may try out both to know what works best for you. Here is The Complete Guide to Auphonic for Podcasters: th-cam.com/video/TcXcFhJQRZU/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial. I’m new to Hindenburg Journalist and plan to use it for my podcast. Since you’re using Hindenburg to auto process your vocal track, do you leave the processing OFF in the Rodecaster Pro?
It definitely depends on your preference and taste. In general, we like to record clean audio (no effects) into the Rodecaster Pro and all of our mixing and mastering in Hindenburg. But if there are some effects you really like on the Rodecaster, it doesn't hurt to do a bit of processing during the recording
What a great tutorial! - you are so good at explaining, and it sounds like you are both impressed and that you are having fun! - I'm gonna give Hindenburg a shot, thanks to you!
I'm trying to decide whether to get Hindenburg. How does recording an interview in Squadcast work with it? Does it import two tracks or one. If it imports two tracks and I need to delete something, is there a way to delete from both tracks at the same time so they remain synced?
Hi James! Yes, you can use Squadcast and Hindenburg together really easily. You import two audio tracks and can edit them separately. To be honest, you'll likely be deleting large portions of both tracks because you often only want one mic to be live. So you'd delete my track while you were talking. But yes, I believe you can delete the same location on both tracks at the same time. - Alban
when I load Hindenburg, an error message pops up saying that the audio file is not supported. then when I try to record, it says there are no audio outputs.
I’m trying to permanently delete segments within a track, but the Clear/Delete only hide the info. When I resize the segment (grab the edge and drag right or left) and stretch it, the recorded info is still there!!! This is Maddening. How????
Hi there! Try using the 'Split' tool to isolate the part you want to remove, then select it and press 'Delete.' This should fully remove the segment from your track. I hope that helps! If the issue persists, feel free to reach us at support@buzzsprout.com.
"Audio file Into Hindenberg"????? I pressed IMPORT and all I see is desktop. Where does this file come from that I put audio files into that Hindenberg gets them from when I press IMPORT???? Sorry, I'm a novice at computing.
Hi James, try to locate first on which folder you have saved your audio files before importing. Once you have identified the correct folder, head on to import and just select the correct folder on the left side panel.
Great video! But, why is it called Hindenburg? lol. Seems kinda odd. Because of the famous journalist who was broadcasting during the Hindenburg disaster? How many people under the age of 50 even know what I'm talking about? Software looks great but they might consider a name change..
Once you have finished a story, you need to share it. Hindenburg comes with a built-in Publishing tool that lets you upload your podcast or share it on Libsyn or Soundcloud. Why not Buzzsprout? A deal breaker I think.
ok ok ok.. where do i start... I understand that you don't have to be an audio engineer to edit a podcast. You don't even have to be a Producer working in a radio station. BUT, when you are putting up a video for Buzzsprout, whom i have a great amount of respect for, I would be sure not to use phrases, I don't know what that is for. S for solo is for getting your pre fader levels for that particular channel. so in your DAW, if you press that s button, imagine all of your pre sets like your Volume control which you DO absolutely need for each channel is bypassed so you can get a level of your unprocessed raw audio. so if you have a compressor, EQ, Noise Gate, and your channel level set and you want to find out what is happening on that channel, ie. you may have a ground loop hum or you may have random peaking or maybe you just can't get the channels to match up (tip here, use your volume, Channel slider, to equal out your channel incoming audio.) but you can press your solo button and get your raw levels on each channel to set your gain. yes, gain is not a volume control bus, it is a measure of how much sound you are actually allowing to come into the mic. think of it like a dam. when you open it up more water flows. same thing with the gain. when you increase the power or Gain in power to that preamp, you let more sound flood into the mic and on down the channel to the fader. I would be happy to collaborate with you on your next audio, live stream, or video production project you do if you would like to be sure your hitting all of your cues. however, great video. I do think the others are just as easy to master but after you learn one, they all pretty much operate the same way.
Okay - I fell asleep - but this software sucks. It's so 1999 - where is the autotranscript, search on words, edit on words, auto fill on text (to audio) - subtitles, and automatic table of contents by Subtitles? Huh? Huh?? I ask ya! Mr. Brutal and Doctor Savage and baby Rip and Tear. 🙄😬😮💨🤥 (Holy Hell it's 2020)
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*Correction* Always export with a loudness target of -16 LUFS. Hindenburg will detect whether your file is mono or stereo and give it a 3 dB penalty if it is mono, making peak/RMS ratio the same as stereo. (Time stamp 25:32)
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This is a life-saver and the most useful tutorial on using Hindenburg Pro. Thanks!
Glad it helped! Let us know how you enjoy Hindenburg!
I don't get why anyone would give this video a thumbs down. It is so clear and helpful. Love your guys content. Thank you
Aww.. Thanks for the kind words and appreciation, Aidan! So happy you find this video great!
Incredible video with sooo much information delivered in an understandable way... Bravo!
Since my very first podcast setup - around 2013 - I was never able to get a smooth sound after a software update rendered my audio interface unusable - Thanks Roland! I resurrected my Audio Technica AT3035 microphone, purchased a Yamaha AGO6 and tested it out with Hindenburg after initially watching this video. Sweeeeet! :-) And then took advantage of their Black Friday deal. Happy!! Thanks Buzzsprout!
Your videos are so helpful and your sound is the best anywhere! Thank you for simplifying my podcasting life. Holy crow - this product is sooooo much easier than Audition AND way more reasonable. THANK YOU for all of you amazing videos.
🙌 Thank you for your support, Ali!
This video was awesome. Thank you for the walkthrough. I'm new to editing and I think my first episode came out pretty well. Glad this was here.
Thank you so much for finding this video awesome. 😊
You had me sold at auto-levelling lol
Really helpful. I'm just starting my first podcast and I'll definitely be going for Hindenburg!
This was explained extremely well. Just got Hindenburg and buzzsprout.Thank you so much!
You're welcome, Tyson!
Thanks a ton. I had a good friend of mine contact me when he became aware that I had just released a podcast and suggested this recording and editing software to me, with a link to this great informational piece.
That's awesome to know, Chuck! Yes, there are a lot of podcasters who prefer Hindenburg.
Anyways, if you have other podcasting questions, feel free to email us at support. We'll be happy to assist you in your podcasting journey.
Wishing you all the best, and enjoy the process!
Thanks for this excellent tutorial -- you did a fantastic job here! After so many years of trying other DAWs, then not liking them and always reverting back to Audacity, I really think Hindenburg has hit the sweet spot with this product. I got it "free" with my Focusrite Vocaster One, and while I really like the Vocaster, to me Hindenburg (Lite) is worth the price of the whole package.
Thank you, this is really a helpfull video for a new podcaster. 🙏
Glad to hear it! Much success on your podcasting journey!
Great video. If you use a rodecaster thought can’t you do the compression and EQ on that?
Excellent Tutorial 👍👍
Great video. Going to give Hindenburg a shot
Thanks, Julio! Hindenburg might be the one for you. 🤗
Such a great tutorial! It definitely convinced me to make a switch in my DAW! 🙌
You won't regret it!
Hey there. Thanks fpr the helpful tutorial. Unfortunately I don't have the setting to choose which microphone I wanna use (under the record button) on each track. Where is the setting to make that appear?
Hi Alex! There might be a difference in your version of Hindenburg. I'd recommend reaching out to the Hindenberg team here: hindenburg.com/support/
Hey bro, does it auto fade in and out when you do random cut or clear? Reaper usually do that so we don't have to manually set it everytime.
Hey there! It looks like Hindenburg doesn't auto-apply fades after cuts like Reaper, so you'll have to adjust fades manually to smooth edits. It's designed for ease and podcast quality, but tweaking details lets you control your sound.
@@Buzzsprout Thanks a lot.
Travis... you rock!
Excellent tutorial, really useful. Thx
Happy to help, Aidan! Thanks for watching!
Very appealing looking product. Thanks for the tour. Which of the features you demonstrated are specific to Pro? The regular and Pro versions are very different prices. If I was going to edit supplied files (in other words, NOT record directly into Hindenburg myself) would the regular version’s editing tools be similar to what you demonstrated?
Fergus Anderson Thank you. That’s helpful information.
Looks good, keen to try the 90 day trial. I'm sure I could research this... but it may be useful for other folk to know... I didn't see any magnetic/snapping when you were moving tracks around. Is this possible?
It's not magnetic, but Hindenburg does assume that you want your tracks touching each other and will default to that when moving tracks. You can override it by pushing the track past that point, but it's something you have to intentionally do
I finally pulled the trigger and I like it so far. I recorded one VO audition with this and it sounds smooth with my upgraded hardware, Rode NT1a and Focusrite Vocaster One. Now if I can find a way to import my Audacity podcast templates into Hindenburg so I don't have to build them all over again that would great. I tried importing an aup file but that failed. I'll need to try something else. It will import a finished podcast in mp3 format and play though.
ej
Thank you.
Has any Audacity users purchased the non PRO version of Hindenburg Journalist, and if so why? I've downloaded the trial version today, and elected not to include the PRO trial version as I know that I will not be investing over $400 CDN at this point in time, but may be willing to upgrade down the road. Based on my limited use of the trial so far, I can see some benefit to purchasing the basic version, but as of yet I'm not convinced. Would like to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
I'm feeling like I've outgrown Garage Band, I'm a Mac guy 100%. Would you recommend Hindenburg or Logic Pro? To this point, music production hasn't been a hobby of mine, so not a huge issue for me. Thanks for any thoughts!
And is the direct Hindenburg/Buzzsprout integration compatible with Magic Mastering?
I use Logic Pro X and have been engineering with it for over a decade. Do you think there's any reason to switch and purchase another product when I'm already versed in this one, have my workflow and plug-ins, etc.? I'm open to it if there are solid reasons to switch.
If you're happy with your Logic Pro X workflow, then it's probably best to stick with it.
The only reason to switch from that is if you think Hindenburg will save you time and still maintain the same audio quality.
One thing to set your mind at ease - all of your plug-ins should work in Hindenburg, so you should still be able to do all of the same mixing and mastering that you do in Logic.
@@Buzzsprout Okie doke! Thanks for the info and for being an awesome Podcast platform! I love hosting with you! :-)
Question:
Can I play a music track that I can listen to while I’m recording my audio track for my podcast that way I could be in the mood to hear the pacing in the music bed as I am recording that segment?
Yes, you can play a music track while recording your audio in Hindenburg Journalist Pro. This can be useful for setting up an intro or having some background music as part of your podcast segment. Give it a try!
Quick question, should I still use auphonic for post production along with Hindenburg or does Hindeburg already take care of all post production magic?
Hi Julio! From what I know, Hindenburg offers more features compared with Auphonic. But you may try out both to know what works best for you.
Here is The Complete Guide to Auphonic for Podcasters: th-cam.com/video/TcXcFhJQRZU/w-d-xo.html
Hey man when I try to arm my guest and host mic to record it does not allow both to be selected how do I go about fixing this?
Great tutorial. I’m new to Hindenburg Journalist and plan to use it for my podcast. Since you’re using Hindenburg to auto process your vocal track, do you leave the processing OFF in the Rodecaster Pro?
It definitely depends on your preference and taste. In general, we like to record clean audio (no effects) into the Rodecaster Pro and all of our mixing and mastering in Hindenburg. But if there are some effects you really like on the Rodecaster, it doesn't hurt to do a bit of processing during the recording
Are you able to edit video on this as well? Or is it just audio?
What a great tutorial! - you are so good at explaining, and it sounds like you are both impressed and that you are having fun! - I'm gonna give Hindenburg a shot, thanks to you!
You're welcome!
Thank you for solidifying my subscription to buzzsprout. This information is much appreciated!
Great video tutorial! What software did you use or record your screen and camera input at the same time?
For this video we recorded the screen using Screenflow, Travis with a Canon M50, and then synced them up in Adobe Premiere
I'm trying to decide whether to get Hindenburg. How does recording an interview in Squadcast work with it? Does it import two tracks or one. If it imports two tracks and I need to delete something, is there a way to delete from both tracks at the same time so they remain synced?
Hi James! Yes, you can use Squadcast and Hindenburg together really easily. You import two audio tracks and can edit them separately.
To be honest, you'll likely be deleting large portions of both tracks because you often only want one mic to be live. So you'd delete my track while you were talking.
But yes, I believe you can delete the same location on both tracks at the same time. - Alban
hi ı need help. can ı use my earphone to use the app? thank you
when I load Hindenburg, an error message pops up saying that the audio file is not supported. then when I try to record, it says there are no audio outputs.
I try to use hindenburg but ı have a problem about voice wave. There isnt any waves to show the record. Can you help me
Hi! Feel free to shoot us an email at support@buzzsprout.com regarding your question, so we can take a look into this for you. :)
I’m trying to permanently delete segments within a track, but the Clear/Delete only hide the info. When I resize the segment (grab the edge and drag right or left) and stretch it, the recorded info is still there!!!
This is Maddening.
How????
Hi there! Try using the 'Split' tool to isolate the part you want to remove, then select it and press 'Delete.' This should fully remove the segment from your track. I hope that helps! If the issue persists, feel free to reach us at support@buzzsprout.com.
Thanks for your fantastic preview. Already bought the program and excited about recording my 1st podcast with it 👍
You're gonna love it!
tanks so much i make my decision i like hindenburg
I'm happy that you are able to decide.
Descript + Hindenburg + Waves vocal bundle = the fastest and easiest editing for podcasting possible.
How do you use them all together?
@@gregorycastillo4799 edit in descript first and then clean up the final audio in Hindenburg.
@@vandengaaskjolen1821 ok bet appreciate it
What a fantastic tutorial. The host hit every piece of information needed to use the software. Wow, I am so impressed.
Thank so much for this extremely interesting and rich content video
"Audio file Into Hindenberg"????? I pressed IMPORT and all I see is desktop. Where does this file come from that I put audio files into that Hindenberg gets them from when I press IMPORT???? Sorry, I'm a novice at computing.
Hi James, try to locate first on which folder you have saved your audio files before importing. Once you have identified the correct folder, head on to import and just select the correct folder on the left side panel.
Hey, i am starting a podcast and it goin to be audio only. How can I add pictures or links or text to podcast stream? Can you do it with Hindenburg?
❤
Support Linux?
Great video! But, why is it called Hindenburg? lol. Seems kinda odd. Because of the famous journalist who was broadcasting during the Hindenburg disaster? How many people under the age of 50 even know what I'm talking about? Software looks great but they might consider a name change..
Once you have finished a story, you need to share it. Hindenburg comes with a built-in Publishing tool that lets you upload your podcast or share it on Libsyn or Soundcloud. Why not Buzzsprout? A deal breaker I think.
For the ease of use it's great, but the editing workflow is horrible and super slow.
ok ok ok.. where do i start... I understand that you don't have to be an audio engineer to edit a podcast. You don't even have to be a Producer working in a radio station. BUT, when you are putting up a video for Buzzsprout, whom i have a great amount of respect for, I would be sure not to use phrases, I don't know what that is for. S for solo is for getting your pre fader levels for that particular channel. so in your DAW, if you press that s button, imagine all of your pre sets like your Volume control which you DO absolutely need for each channel is bypassed so you can get a level of your unprocessed raw audio. so if you have a compressor, EQ, Noise Gate, and your channel level set and you want to find out what is happening on that channel, ie. you may have a ground loop hum or you may have random peaking or maybe you just can't get the channels to match up (tip here, use your volume, Channel slider, to equal out your channel incoming audio.) but you can press your solo button and get your raw levels on each channel to set your gain. yes, gain is not a volume control bus, it is a measure of how much sound you are actually allowing to come into the mic. think of it like a dam. when you open it up more water flows. same thing with the gain. when you increase the power or Gain in power to that preamp, you let more sound flood into the mic and on down the channel to the fader. I would be happy to collaborate with you on your next audio, live stream, or video production project you do if you would like to be sure your hitting all of your cues. however, great video. I do think the others are just as easy to master but after you learn one, they all pretty much operate the same way.
Iiiii
Hm, nice video but you still don't sound right.
Okay - I fell asleep - but this software sucks. It's so 1999 - where is the autotranscript, search on words, edit on words, auto fill on text (to audio) - subtitles, and automatic table of contents by Subtitles? Huh? Huh?? I ask ya!
Mr. Brutal and Doctor Savage and baby Rip and Tear. 🙄😬😮💨🤥
(Holy Hell it's 2020)
In the Pro version.