Podcasting made easy
What better way to combine blogging and radio than by podcasting? Although it might seem a little difficult, podcasting doesn't take much if you have the right tools with you.
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Ubercaster aims to make podcasting easy and accessible to anybody. Fitted with a colorful and round interface it lets you control the whole podcasting process, from recording to editing, managing and storing your tracks, encoding and publishing on the web.
Those of you not used to editing programs might feel a little lost at first startup, but a quick look at the tutorial videos on the developer website should help you out.
In your workspace start out by creating layers for the different audio files you'll need, like your live voice, background music and sound effects.
The ones you already have you can drag and drop, the others you'll need to record with a microphone, then edit them in Ubercaster and finally export them in the best suited format.
The real drawback to Ubercaster is its price. $80 seems way too much to ask simply for a podcasting tool.
Ubercaster is a very intuitive program to create and export podcasts.Changes
AudioUnit caching. Ubercaster now caches informations on installed AudioUnits during the first launch. Subsequent lauches are significatly faster.Ubercaster automatically recognizes newly installed or removed AudioUnits. Just in case, there's also a "Reset AudioUnit Cache" option on the Advanced Preferences tab inUbercaster. After resetting the cache, Ubercaster will do a full scan of all AudioUnits on next launch. Fixed an issue with special characters in chapter titles and URLs which prevented Ubercaster from successfully release an AAC file. Better error handling during the release process. Fixed an issue where the progress bar in the dock icon wasn't cleaned up after and error during the release process. Fixed a glitch on cut layer when dragging tracks to a new position in a scrolled cut layer.
