I'm a fan of Podcasts, and I've always wanted to start one and host one here at PhilMusic.com but didn't have the equipment to record it. So I'd like to ask if anyone here would like to help out since much of this has to do with the recording studio and audio editing facilities. Here's what I think we need:

1) Format A. There are two types of podcasts I think would be useful to our listeners. One is the usual radio-style artist interview, plus a chance to spin your CD or actually play some original live music in the studio. This will of course require a real-live recording studio to accommodate everybody.

2) Format B. This type of podcast is more of a talkshow-type roundtable discussion. I love these types of 'casts (my model for this is Leo Laporte's TWIT or This Week in Tech). For the people I can think of nowhere else to get a roundtable going than all the chatty people here in Talk@PhilMusic. Topics can range from gear to Music tech, to new bands, to reviews, to whatnot. This can be recorded live (multiple mics in the studio) or virtually (we can use Skypeand record the conference - this would allow overseas guests to join in.)

3) We'll need original theme music and music beds.

4) If a professional recording studio (like ... Tracks ehem ehem ) would like to sponsor some -- or all sessions, we can give you a free advertising deal on our site (very high targeted web trafiic here as you can imagine)

5) Output will be edited down to mp3 for downloading - possibly 64Kbps bandwidth.

6) We'll look for hosting for this and generate the RSS feeds.

7) Ako ang host (hehe) - well ok, if any of you have deep resonant pang DJ voices, we can have many hosts.

This may be a fun endeavor for all involved and I think this where our community can really make a difference in terms of web content.  We may even pick up a few awards in the process if we do this right.

If anyone wants to participate in this project in any way, please let me know, by PM or by email.

Hi Boss Jim.

Me, KitC and BAMF just talked over the fone. We think we can help out coz we already have a facilities at Anton's Place and Studio of PIMP Records. ill just wait for their more insights about this.



PEACE

Cool! I'll monitor the thread! 

Regarding the Hosting services... If you can recall I suggested a hosting company when Philmusic has its downtime. We can get a discount from Velcom.com coz the owner is currently my client, its canadian based. Try to check it out

nice project Jim!

all the best to this endeavor, looking forward to the PODcasts.

Looks like word gets around quickly, hmmmm.

http://www.kissnewmedia.com/2007/03/27/philmusiccom-to-start-a-podcast/

We can possibly accommodate certain hours for the project.  We just have to schedule it.  Count us in, Jim.

Best regards,

wow jedi master mike is in na. This project is gonna be awesome! Hope we nail this!

uy. something to watch out for at last 

whoa podcasts!!! how can i help? haha

What coincidence.

I was dreaming of what it would take to have a radio station and was kinda visualizing how it would fit here at PIMP. In these days of solid state, it doesn't take much (except for the antenna mast, which you can rent and link to via STL).

Anyway, podcasts are...well...a good second best if you call it that.

The PIMP studio is not yet in full swing. We're recording bands for our compilation and what not while we iron out the bugs. In that time, feel free (if you want) to take advantage of it (don't worry, we've caught most of the bugs). You can even do live inside the control room if you want .

hey this is a great idea!
im all up for this.

how may i be of service friends?

wow...this would be really interesting to hear!

podcast.hmmmm...astig!

if you're interested in broadcasting it as a segment on a certain frequency...108.0? let me know. good luck to this project! count me in as well!

its like a philmusic radio station. and...mobile transmitting via laptop! yebah!

hopefully this project will be in full swing by the time i visit (hopefully) home next year...i'd love to sit in and talk to some of the local scene people that make things happen on Philmusic as well as peeps that I've gotten to know quite well on the Pro Audio board.