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About Audacity

Audacity is a free audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X,and Linux that you can use to create podcast episodes. You candownload the Audacity installer at:

Tools needed to create a podcast episode

To record a podcast episode using Audacity, be sure you have thefollowing:

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• An application that will allow you to export recordings in the.mp3 file format. For information on downloading the LAMEMP3 encoder for free, see:
• An internal microphone or a microphone connected to themicrophone-in connection on your computer
• A set of headphones connected to the headphone jack of yourcomputer

Recording and exporting

To ensure sound levels are adequate, do a sound check:

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1. To turn on monitoring, click the microphone icon.
2. Speak into the microphone.
3. Watch the red bar; it should extend almost all the way to theright. If red barely appears in the grey bar, move the input volumeslider to the right. If a solid red often covers the entire grey bar,move the slider to the left.

Note: If your sound levels are not adequate, youmay need to adjust your computer's sound and speech levels from withinyour Control Panel (Windows) or SystemPreferences (Macintosh).

To record and export your podcast episode, follow these steps:

1. Click the red circle ('Record') and speak clearly into yourmicrophone. As the podcast is recorded, you will see the recordedsound display in a single audio track that reflects the sound wavepatterns.
2. When you're finished, click the yellow square ('Stop').
3. Make any desired edits to your project. For information aboutediting, see the Audacity tutorials, reference guides, and manuals at:

   Note: While working on your project, be sure tosave it occasionally so you can return to it to make edits. You willnot be able to edit the exported .mp3 file; instead, savethe project as the default .aup file.

4. To export the recording, from the File menu, selectExport As MP3....
5. Name the file, choose a location, and click Save.

   Note: If a dialog box appears asking if you wouldlike to locate lame_enc.dll (Windows) orLameLib (Macintosh), click Yes. Locate the fileyou downloaded from LAME and click Open.

6. In the dialog box that appears, you can save information aboutthe recording. Type a title and any other information you'd like tosave with the file. Click OK.

You can post the .mp3 file you created in the OncoursePodcasts tool. For more information, see ARCHIVED: Using Oncourse Podcasts, how do I add, edit, or delete a podcast?