by Alistair Brook | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio Post Production, Facilities, Featured Posts, Radio Studio, Recording Booths, Software, Tutorials
These posts will help you use the Burli system to edit your audio. In order to login to Burli, use the username “radio” with no password. Importing your audio Editing by topping and tailing Editing by selecting and extracting Creating an Audio Project...
by Alistair Brook | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio Post Production, Facilities, Radio Studio, Recording Booths, Software, Tutorials
Here’s how to e-mail MP3s and WAVs to Burli: MP3 files, and PCM WAV files, can be e-mailed to jnlnewsroom@sheffield.ac.uk to appear in Burli’s in-queue (the newest ones should also appear in a filter on the left hand side of Burli). WAVs are better quality, but...
by Alistair Brook | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio Post Production, Audio Recording, Hardware, Software
There’s a range of audio formats available, so here’s a basic guide to the formats you’ll be coming across most often. MP3 audio is often more “compressed”, so it’s lower quality, but the files take up less space, and (as long as they’re well recorded!) they’re decent...
by Alistair Brook | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio Post Production, Software, Tutorials
If you’re familiar with audio editing using software such as Reaper, or even video editing using software such as Premiere, here’s a guide to the very basic functions of audio editing in Adobe Audition
by Alistair Brook | Apr 11, 2019 | Audio Post Production, Software, Tutorials
Reaper is just one of many audio editing applications available. The basics are quite simple. Essentially you’re choosing which audio files to use and which bits to use and arranging them on a timeline. This video shows how to select clips, put them on a...
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