Once the raw audio content of the podcast is recorded and digitized, the editing and mixing process changes it into a polished podcast.

Mistakes and problem areas are edited out. Sound effects are added. The program is processed for ambience and background noise. Low-volume places are amplified; too-loud places are toned down. Interviews are edited for conciseness. Pauses for natural flow and comprehension are added or resized. Music, intros, outros, and transitions are added.

The result is a smooth, easy-to-hear podcast that will deliver the point to your listeners - and not distract them with audio glitches.