Jessica DailHey @JonathanMosen , Do you use #BackpackStudio for your podcast recordings? I ask because I'm attempting to completely mobilize my setup for all my travels this summer & thought now would be as good a time as ever to try pairing it with Podbean as my host, so I can: record, edit & create show notes in Backpack 3, copy the show notes to my clipboard, send the finished audio to podbean, hit "publish." I would stick with Pinecast, except the fact that they don't have a mobile app. Thoughts?
ernmanderHey @JonathanMosen
I listened to the fantastic interview you did with the developer of #BackPackStudio last night & came away with a question:
How did you avoid getting Voiceover in your recording if you weren't using headphones?
I heard both you & the developer say not to & was curious to know why that is?
I listened to the fantastic interview you did with the developer of #BackPackStudio last night & came away with a question:
How did you avoid getting Voiceover in your recording if you weren't using headphones?
I heard both you & the developer say not to & was curious to know why that is?
Albert Cabrera 
@gatoverso esa HERRAMIENTA la conocí hace ya un tiempo gracias a @robsasuke. El la recomendó y yo pase a la acción, es decir la compré; vale creo 9.99$ dólares.
Para mi lo es todo, pues te permite tener una (mesa de sonido) de manera digital desde tu iPhone & iPad. No todos podemos darnos los lujos de tener una "Rodecaster". Es ahí donde #BackPackStudio hace su entrada triunfal.
En ella puedes grabar, mezclar y exportar tu podcast, todo eso al mismo tiempo. La verdad te la recomiendo usar.
HarmonySeeker@silly_singer o ok. I'll have to use #backpackstudio to convert this then. It's a small m4a file, and when I tried toaattach it, there was a media processing problem.
¿Quienes usan #BackPackStudio para grabar sus podcast?