When you’re ready to record just press the big red record button at the bottom of the GarageBand window: Press the record button when you're ready to beginĦ. You should be able to leave the default GarageBand settings as they are. The GarageBand window should now look something like this: Delete any unnecessary podcast audio tracksĥ. Delete any unnecessary tracks by holding down Command + Delete to remove them. If you’re just going to record a single podcast track, make sure that you’ve only got one track in the list shown on the left of GarageBand. Next, choose a name and save location for your podcast and click Create Choose your podcast's filename and locationĤ. When prompted to create a new project choose Podcast as shown in the screenshot below Choose Podcast at the New Project windowģ. Open GarageBand from the Applications folder or from SpotlightĢ. However, GarageBand (covered in the following sections) has lots more editing options, so we’ll concentrate on that in this tutorial. Just launch the Podcast Capture application and follow the onscreen instructions to start recording. The Mac has two very useful built-in applications called Podcast Capture and Podcast Publisher which are located in the Applications -> Utilities folder. The next step is to open the file in an editor such as GarageBand Start recording in QuickTime Player Record Using Podcast Capture When you’ve finished the recording hit the Stop button to save the file – it will be saved in your Home folder under Movies, and will be called Audio Recording.m4a. The Audio Recording window opens and shows various controls.

From the File menu, choose New Audio Recording (or use Ctrl + Option + Command + N): Open QuickTime Player and select New Audio Recordingģ. How To Record Screen on Mac OS - OBS Setup GuideĢ.

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