When you start podcasting, you'll have a number of questions when it comes to recording and editing your podcast into a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). 

There are a number of DAWs that exist in the marketplace and I want to cover the top 3 that you might be using for your podcast.

I will break down, in-depth, each of those DAWs and recommend the one that is going to save you time if you are implementing the right workflow.

In my 21 years of radio, there is only one software that I use to edit any of the audio that I create for radio.  This has carried over into my podcast production for clients as well.  Today I want to share why I use this particular recording/editing software and why you should be using it as well. 

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