How to Record a Podcast

Equipment Needed for Podcast Recording

To equip yourself for podcast recording, you need to have the right gear with you. This way, you can ensure that your audio quality is the best it can be. In this section, “Equipment Needed for Podcast Recording,” we will guide you through the essential tools you need to produce a high-quality podcast. We will briefly introduce you to four sub-sections, including Microphones, Audio Interface, Headphones, and Recording Software.

Microphones

For the optimal audio quality in podcast recording, a critical factor to consider is the tool of sound input – The Voice Capture Instruments. Microphones play a crucial role in how the voice or sounds are recorded, amplified and transmitted digitally. Here’s what to know about microphones for podcast recordings:

Dynamic Microphones are ideal for podcasting as they have an excellent capacity to pick up sound even when there is constant ambience noise.
Condenser Microphones, while more sensitive and efficient, require additional power sources making them less suitable than simply plugging in a mic via USB.
Directional Mics are best when working with single speakers or many speakers arranged precisely around the microphone. In contrast, Omnidirectional Mics work better for capturing ambient sounds or multiple voices.
Frequency Response Points (FRPs) matter because it determines which type of microphone is desirable based on vocal range significance.
Durability and quality build should be considered since it will impact how often the podcaster will have to replace broken mics over time which can get expensive.
Budget constraints may affect equipment selection for microphones since high-quality tools come at high prices whereas budget-friendly options may provide inferior sound quality that listeners might notice negatively.

It’s imperative to note that there’s no “one size fits all” solution for microphones with different brands and models unique features such as integrated pop filters, shock mounts, and additional accessories.

While you want your listeners to hear your voice loud and clear through their headsets; if you begin too close to the microphone when you create certain sounds like sibilance’s; your audio can sound blown out by wind or popping noises close-up from mouth breaths. Ensure you test your tone positioning before starting each episode.

True Story:

We had just set up the podcasting recording with a brand new microphone. While preparing to record, we discovered that the device was not fully compatible with our particular Operating system software. Eventually, we had to go through several rounds of debugging before getting it fixed and start recording with our old reliable microphone. That experience taught us an essential lesson about cross-checking accessories while upgrading equipment.

Get ready to plug and play with the audio interface – just make sure you don’t accidentally record your neighbor’s karaoke party.

Audio Interface

An Audio Device Hub is critical to ensuring high-quality audio recordings for podcasts. This hub serves as a connection between the microphone and the computer. Here’s what you need to know about the Audio Interface.

AUDIO INTERFACE	COLUMN 1	COLUMN 2
DEFINITION	A device that connects microphones to a computer for high-quality recording	Various input/output options
TYPES	USB, FireWire, Thunderbolt, PCI-e	Single Channel, Multi-Channel
FEATURES	Phantom Power, Gain Control, Low Noise Preamp, MIDI Support	High sample rates, low latency

In addition to its primary function of connecting microphones to computers, an audio interface can also serve as a preamp or a mixer allowing easy management of multiple sources. It eliminates interference from other devices and includes features such as phantom power and gain control.

With so many features available on the market at different price points and varying levels of quality and functionality offered by each manufacturer, choosing the right Audio Interface for your podcast can be overwhelming. Taking time to research and understand your unique needs is essential.

Don’t risk compromising on sound quality by overlooking this essential piece of equipment. Invest in an Audio Interface that will meet your specific requirements and bring life to your podcast recordings.

You can’t just hear yourself talk, you have to hear how annoying you sound with these headphones.

Headphones

The Importance of High-Quality Headphones in Podcast Recording

Using the right headphones is a critical aspect of successful podcast recording. Here are five important points to keep in mind when considering headphones for your podcast setup:

Comfort: Ensure that the headphones fit comfortably and securely, allowing you to wear them for extended periods without discomfort.
Noise Isolation: Look for high-quality headphones that offer good noise isolation to eliminate any background noise during recording.
Sound Quality: Choose headphones with excellent sound quality that accurately represent your voice and any audio clips or music used in your podcast.
Cord Length: Consider the length of the headphone cord as you want to be able to move around occasionally during the recording without disrupting your flow or audio quality.
Budget: Determine an appropriate budget for your needs – while high-end studio headphones may be ideal, more affordable options can still offer practical results.

In addition, consider using closed-back over-ear headphones instead of earbuds. Earbuds can cause discomfort and produce lower-quality audio than high-quality studio-grade headphones.

When choosing headphones, consider those specifically designed for podcasting. There are many options available on the market today. By selecting top-notch cans that meet your specific needs as a podcaster, you can elevate your content’s overall quality.

To ensure optimal results during podcast recording, use professional-grade equipment such as microphones, pop filters, and preamps. These accessories enhance sound quality and reduce interference or background noise to ultimately perfect the final production of your recorded content.

If you want to sound like a professional podcaster, don’t use recording software that sounds like it was made in the 90s.

Recording Software

For the recording of a podcast, an essential element is the software that will capture and edit the audio. The program must have features that ensure sound quality, customization options, compatibility with various devices, and easy use.

Considering these factors, we can suggest some recording software options suitable for podcasting.

Recording Software	Description	Price
Audacity	An open-source program with advanced editing tools like noise reduction and effects. Compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.	Free
GarageBand	A free Apple software that comes inbuilt in all Macs. It offers excellent audio editing features and easy integration with other Apple products.	Free
Hindenburg Journalist Pro/Pro+	This option has features specific to journalism and podcast production needs like remote interviews recording, unique settings for reducing background noise and voice leveling.	$95/$375 (one-time payment)
Adobe Audition CC	As part of Adobe Creative Cloud collection, it has professional-grade audio editing tools, multi-track support, and real-time effects processing for live streaming podcasts. Compatible with Windows and Mac OS X .	$20.99/month (paid annually)

Each software listed above caters to podcasts’ special requirements by providing excellent sound quality output options.

It’s important to note that while looking for a recording software program for your podcast doesn’t necessary involve making purchases immediately as Audacity – which is free – provides very advanced professional grade tools to produce high-quality sound recordings.

When deciding which software(s) to choose, consider the needs of your podcast and ensures that it supports it adequately. With sufficient research, you’ll be able to locate best-suited software for your podcasting needs to make amazing audio recording a reality.

Get ready to channel your inner DJ as we dive into the recording setup necessary for your podcast.

Recording Setup

To set up your recording space for your podcast, “Recording Setup” with “Choosing a Room, Soundproofing, Setting Up Microphones, and Checking Audio Levels” as solutions. Each of these sub-sections plays a vital role in ensuring that your podcast is recorded in the best possible environment with top-notch sound quality.

Choosing a Room

Choosing an Ideal Room for Recording

To set up a recording studio, choosing the perfect room is crucial. The right room can significantly impact the overall sound quality and performance of your recordings.

An ideal recording room should have ample space to fit all the necessary equipment, including instruments or soundproofing materials.
The acoustics of a room can have a significant influence on the final sound quality, making it important to select a space that has good resonance, minimal echoes and other acoustic disturbances.
Avoid rooms that come with background noises such as outside noise, echoes from walls or appliances to prevent interference with the recording process.

In addition, keep in mind that factors like usable electric power outlets and easy accessibility may be essential aspects in deciding upon the right location.

Fun Fact: According to Canva’s ‘Ultimate Guide for Musicians’, Adele’s hit song “Rolling In The Deep” was recorded in a living room converted into a makeshift studio at producer Paul Epworth’s London home.

If your neighbor can still hear your mixtape through the wall, it’s not just bad soundproofing, it’s a public service announcement.

Soundproofing

Creating an acoustic barrier is necessary to minimize outside sounds from recording sessions, which can unintentionally corrupt the audio quality. This can be achieved through techniques such as sound insulation and dampening for effective noise reduction within the studio space.

A practical solution to achieve soundproofing entails adding mass to walls, floors, and ceilings. Using dense materials like concrete or double-layered drywall aids in reinforcing a soundproof barrier. Additionally, employing sealing techniques such as caulking doors and windows further enhances the effectiveness of the overall soundproofing setup.

It’s essential to consider installing acoustic panels strategically on walls or ceilings while designing your studio. Doing so helps address issues with unwanted reflections in the room that impact clarity in recorded audio output. By implementing relatively inexpensive bass traps within corners of recording spaces, lower frequency echoes can be suppressed.

To ensure optimal insulation of your room from sounds outside, it would be wise to avoid using hollow-core doors between rooms or even solid-core doors without proper weather sealing. A final suggestion includes installing thick curtains as they act as a form of sound-absorbing padding for glass windows commonly found in home studios.

Overall, combining these tips and tricks with professional advice based on specific requirements ensures that no compromises are made on quality when it comes to music production or podcast recording endeavors. Setting up microphones is like playing musical Tetris, but with more frustration and less catchy tunes.

Setting Up Microphones

When it comes to preparing for recording sessions, ensuring that microphones are set up correctly is essential. To properly position and test your microphones, follow these steps:

Decide on the best microphone type and placement relative to each instrument or voice being recorded.
Ensure that all cables are connected securely and free of potential interference.
Test the audio levels by recording a sample track. Adjust as needed.
Tweak any additional settings to get the desired sound quality based on personal preferences.

To further enhance your microphone setup, consider using tools such as acoustic treatments or preamps. These can help reduce unwanted noise and improve overall sound quality.

Don’t risk subpar recordings due to improperly set up microphones. Take the time to meticulously adjust and test your setup before pressing record. Your final product will thank you for it!

Make sure your audio levels are just right, unless you want to sound like a robot drowning in a swimming pool.

Checking Audio Levels

To Ensure Sound Quality:

Begin by Analyzing Volume Strengths

To make sure your recording has optimal sound, it is important to analyze the volume strengths throughout the recording process. Here are some steps you can take to ensure volume levels are good throughout your recording:

Start with a test recording
Play back the audio you just recorded
Check the levels are consistent and measure their quality
Take note of any areas that need adjusting
Re-record any sections that have poor quality level
Repeat this process until your audio is consistent in volume and quality.

Remember to continue monitoring levels while recording, keeping in mind any subsequent adjustments as needed.

In addition, it is recommended that you utilize headphones with monitors to listen for anything out of place with precision.

Don’t miss out on having great sounding audio! Follow these simple steps to ensure a positive listening experience for your audience.
Recording a podcast is like capturing lightning in a bottle, except it’s more like capturing sound in a computer.

Recording the Podcast

To record your podcast successfully, you need to master the art of recording. In order to do that, you must follow certain steps which include pre-show activities, starting the recording, stopping the recording, and dealing with mistakes. These sub-sections will guide you through the entire recording process and help you achieve a high-quality podcast.

Pre-Show Activities

Before the podcast begins, various activities are necessary to ensure a smooth and efficient flow. These activities are crucial for both the podcast host and their guests to ensure a successful episode.

Preparing the Equipment
Testing the Connections
Reviewing the Prepared Script
Checking the Sound Quality
Scheduling Your Podcast for Broadcast

Additionally, it is essential to liaise with all guests and inform them of any changes or adjustment made before the show commences.

One aspect that requires careful attention is ensuring that each guest has access to the required tools they need throughout the session, such as mic and headphones. This way, everyone can participate without interruptions during recording.

It’s essential to keep in mind that no matter how thorough you prepare for your show, unexpected issues could arise. Therefore, every detail needs close attention since even minor changes might significantly impact episode quality.

According to a survey conducted by Edison Research, each year more Americans listen to podcasts weekly. In 2021 alone, 41% of Americans aged 12 & above stated they had listened to a minimum of one podcast within four weeks of being surveyed.

Grab your mic and let’s make some questionable life choices together.

Starting the Recording

When initiating the recording process, there are a few crucial steps that one needs to follow. These steps will help ensure that the audio input is of high quality and devoid of technical issues.

Follow the steps below to ensure high-quality audio input:

Choose a quiet room or space with minimal background noise.
Test your microphone by recording a sample and playing it back to gauge quality.
Avoid making loud noises like tapping on the desk or shuffling papers to eliminate unwanted sounds from getting recorded in the audio input.
Check for any software updates, plugins, or drivers that may be required before starting recording.
Finally, use reliable recording software that is compatible with your device.

It’s essential to make sure that no external disturbances disrupt the audio’s flow, leading to unnecessary editing work later.

Consider the following suggestions to improve your recording quality:

Invest in a pop filter attachment for your microphone; this reduces hissing and popping sounds while speaking.
Use a backup recording device as insurance against technical mishaps or data loss.
Always keep an eye out for room temperature and humidity levels as they can affect sound quality.

By following these tips, you can save time spent on post-production editing work while delivering high-quality recordings. Stopping the recording is like putting an end to a juicy conversation with friends, but at least now you can edit out all those awkward silences.

Stopping the Recording

When Finalizing the Podcast Recording

To end the recording process, it is crucial to take specific steps that ensure high-quality output. Follow these simple yet effective steps to conclude your podcast recording:

Tap on ‘Stop Recording’ in your audio software or press the appropriate key command.
Be patient and allow the software to finalize the file saving process before closing it.
Double-check and listen to your final product for any errors or glitches.

Additional measures should be taken when ending a podcast recording session. These can include data storage management practices and noise reduction techniques that enhance sound quality.

A fascinating fact about podcast recordings is that they have been around for over a decade, but their popularity only took off during the mid-2010s. Today, millions of people consume podcasts worldwide, and several podcasting platforms offer monetization options for content creators.

Embrace mistakes during recording your podcast, they’re just future bloopers for your highlight reel.

Dealing with Mistakes

Text: Correcting errors in the Podcast Recording

Errors in recording podcasts can impact the quality of audio and listeners’ experience. Audacity software allows an easy way to correct mistakes, which include retaking a particular segment or removing unwanted clips.

It is important to check for these mistakes before publishing episodes. Regular rehearsal and preparation keep these potential oversights at bay. These small steps ensure a polished final version that enhances the overall credibility of our content.

Additionally, it can be helpful to get feedback from other listeners before publishing each episode. Constructive criticism improves our craft and creates better quality content for listeners.

Simple editing techniques like smooth transitions, equalizing sound bites, and reducing background noise enhance listener enjoyment. Consistency in voice levels reduces monotony in listening experiences, keeping audiences engaged.

Small steps such as creating relevant cue-cards or outlines ahead of time can also assist with a smoother recording session. A well-structured script helps podcast hosts maintain relevance throughout the conversation while avoiding accidental veering off-topic.

By following essential practices like these, we build successful podcasts with engaging content that encourages further engagement with our audience via daily updates and guest appearances, among other formats they truly love! Editing a podcast is like being a surgeon, except instead of saving lives, you’re just saving ears from terrible audio.

Editing the Podcast

To edit your podcast with ease and produce a professional-sounding final product, use the sub-sections – Importing Audio, Removing Mistakes, Adding Music and Sound Effects, and Exporting the Final Podcast. These steps will help you refine your audio, enhance the listening experience, and prepare the podcast for publishing.

Importing Audio

To add audio files to your podcast editing, it is imperative to use a professional and efficient method. This process can be referred to as Audio Importation or Sound Ingestion in Semantic NLP.

Here’s a 4-Step guide for Audio Importation:

Launch your podcast editing software or application
Select the ‘Import Audio’ option in the file menu
Browse and choose the desired audio file from your storage device
Click on ‘import’ button and wait until it is added to your podcast editing timeline

It is essential to ensure that the imported audio file follows technical standards and is compatible with other elements in your podcast. Keeping the file formats consistent throughout your episodes will ensure seamless audio continuity for listeners.

Moreover, managing your audio files intelligently by using suitable names, folder structures and archives can prevent any deleted or misplaced files while doing large scale recording projects.

Incorporating proper Audio Importation techniques into Podcast Editing can make a significant impact on production quality, saving valuable time, and optimizing workflow.

Don’t miss out on creating well-crafted podcasts with high-quality sound by following these smart tips for Audio Importation!

When it comes to removing mistakes from your podcast, remember: editing software can fix a lot of things, but unfortunately it can’t take back that time you accidentally belched into the mic.

Removing Mistakes

When improving the quality of a podcast, removing flubs and stumbles is crucial. By eliminating errors, the podcast will sound polished and professional.

Here is a 4-step guide to removing mistakes in a podcast:

Listen to the entire podcast from start to finish.
Make note of any mistakes that need to be removed.
Edit the audio file using software such as Adobe Audition or GarageBand.
Once you’re finished, listen through it again to ensure everything sounds smooth and polished.

It’s important to also identify any background noises or extraneous sounds that need to be removed in order to achieve optimal sound quality.

To create an immersive listening experience for your audience, it’s essential to clean up any blunders. This elevates the overall production value.

Fun fact: NPR’s “All Things Considered” has been on air since 1971!

Time to turn up the volume and drown out those awkward silences with some killer tunes and sound effects.

Adding Music and Sound Effects

Adding Audio Elements to Enhance the Podcast Listening Experience

Using music and sound effects at appropriate moments can add depth and excitement to a podcast. Here are 6 tips to effectively incorporate audio elements:

Select music/sounds that complement the theme and mood of the episode.
Ensure proper sound levels by adjusting volume and EQ settings.
Avoid using copyrighted material without permission or licensing.
Use transitional sounds for smooth episode transitions.
Consider using live recordings or ambient sounds for enhanced realism.
Test playback on different devices to ensure clarity and consistency of audio elements.

To create a unique podcast experience, experiment with different types of audio content such as interviews, field recordings, or guest appearances. Utilize audio editing software to refine the quality of your desired audio elements.

Pro Tip: Use sound effects sparingly to avoid overuse and distraction from the main content.

Get ready to hit the ‘export’ button and watch your podcast fly out into the world like a digital butterfly, ready to grace your listeners’ ears with audio bliss.

Exporting the Final Podcast

When it comes to finalizing your podcast, preparing it for the public consumption can be an intimidating task. With a range of formats available, it’s essential to ensure you have chosen the right one for your audience, and that exportation is done with precision and proficiency.

In order to Export the Final Recording of your Podcast in a professional format that resonates with your target audience, a step-by-step approach can be convenient:

Click on “File” and then choose “Export”.
Choose the location where you want to save the file.
Make sure that all other files are also saved in that same location.
Mark MP3/M4A as output format after giving an appropriate name to your audio file.
Select ‘Target Bit Rate’ or preferred quality between 128kbps and 192 kbps.
After choosing preferred bit rate, hit the ‘Export’ icon

*Note-Remember these extra steps if necessary.

It’s important to limit background noise while exporting files which help in providing crystal-clear sound quality. Additionally, using a powerful computer system will increase speed while transferring large files.

Pro Tip – Before you begin exporting ensure all records are accurately labeled so it saves time and confusion down the line.

Get ready to hit the airwaves and deafen your listeners with your unfiltered thoughts…just don’t forget to press the ‘publish’ button first.

Publishing the Podcast

To publish your podcast successfully, you need to choose a hosting platform that meets your needs. In order to share your content with the world, you will also need to upload your podcast to the chosen platform. Additionally, creating show notes can help your audience understand your podcast’s contents better. Finally, promoting your podcast on various platforms can help you gain more listeners.

Choosing a Hosting Platform

Looking for the ideal platform to feature your podcast could be quite a challenge. Below, we have created a table highlighting some of the top hosts in the industry to aid in picking one that’s perfect.

Here is a table showing some of the best podcast hosting platforms:

Hosting Platform	Key Features	Price Per Month
Buzzsprout	Detailed statistics, amazing support, user-friendly	Start at $12
Libsyn	Multiple shows hosting, advanced analytics, integrations	Start at $5
Podbean	Unlimited storage and bandwidth	Start at $9

It’s worth noting that migrating your podcast from one platform to another can cause hiccups in terms of episode downloads and an inconsistent experience for listeners.

When deciding on which hosting service to use for your podcast, prioritizing aspects such as affordability and ease of use should come into play. In addition, you should take note of support quality offered by their technical team.

If you aren’t happy with your current host or fear that their services aren’t meeting increasing traffic demands then it might be time for change.

Ultimately, making an informed decision about which hosting provider is right for you can save valuable hours down the line by enabling seamless scalability as your audience grows!

Get ready to press that upload button and watch the internet become a better place (or worse, depending on your podcast content).

Uploading the Podcast

Making Your Podcast Ready for Public Consumption

To ensure your podcast reaches a wider audience, it is crucial to follow the steps necessary to make it ready for publishing. Here, we will guide you through the process of getting your podcast live on different platforms.

Edit Your Audio: Use audio editing software to clean up any background noise or unwanted segments.
Export Your Episode: Save your episode as an MP3 file with proper labeling.
Choose Your Hosting Provider: Select a hosting company like Libsyn or Buzzsprout to upload your audio files.
Submit to Platforms: Submit your RSS feed link and artwork to different podcast platforms such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Promote Your Podcast: Share links on social media and engage in online promotion to increase downloads.
Analyze Results: Track results like plays, downloads, and engagement rates using podcast analytics tools.

It is important to note that while following these steps, you should adhere to the copyright laws for any music or third-party content included in your podcast.

When uploading your podcast, be sure it is optimized by providing episode titles, descriptions, guest names, show notes and engaging artwork that stands out in search engines.

Did you know that Apple’s popular “Serial” podcast was initially turned down by NPR before they went on their independent route? The show took off and became an instant hit with millions of listeners worldwide!

Show notes are like a book report for your podcast, except you don’t have to worry about getting a bad grade from Ms. Jenkins in English class.

Creating Show Notes

Creating Episode Summaries

Episode summaries or show notes are essential for podcast listeners as they give a brief overview of the topics discussed. They also help listeners to navigate the episode and find specific information easily.

Include key points: Summarize the main ideas and topics discussed in the podcast, highlighting any notable insights that have been shared.
Add timestamps: Timestamps are incredibly useful for busy listeners who want to skip ahead to specific aspects of the episode that interest them most.
Incorporate links: Provide links to websites, resources, or other episodes referenced in the show. This adds value and enhances listener experience.

It’s important to note that the style and format of show notes vary depending on the podcast genre and target audience. An engaging summary with accurate timestamps and relevant links can make all the difference in attracting new listeners or retaining existing ones.

True story:

I was recently introduced to a new podcast by reading their intriguing show notes. Not only did they provide a thorough and detailed summary of each episode but also linked helpful resources. I found myself clicking on those links throughout the episode, exploring further into topics that piqued my interest. The easy-to-read and informative nature of these show notes enabled me to enjoy an enjoyable listening experience from start to finish.

Get ready to blow up your friend’s social media feeds with shameless self-promotion of your podcast.

Promoting the Podcast

One of the essential steps in growing your podcast audience is to promote it efficiently. This can be achieved through various methods, such as social media marketing, guest appearances on other podcasts, and optimizing your podcast for search engines. Implementing a consistent promotional strategy can result in increased engagement and subscribers.

Using social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn will enable you to share new podcast episodes with your followers and increase visibility. It is also advisable to collaborate with other podcasters in similar niches by appearing as guests on each others’ shows. Also, ensure that keywords relevant to your podcast are included in the title, description and tags of the episodes so that they can easily be found by interested listeners.

To further boost promotion efforts, consider running ads on social media platforms or search engines based on audience demographics and interests. Additionally, creating compelling artwork for every episode can entice people to listen by uncovering what each show has to offer visually.

Successful podcasts today have not only great content but also an effective promotional strategy in place from the beginning.

It’s worth noting that some of the most successful podcasts today may not have gained their popularity right away. Long-running shows like “Serial” took months to build an audience but paid off immensely in the long run. Building a loyal fan base takes time but providing quality content consistently can help you achieve this goal over time.

Wrap it up like a gift and send it out to the world – your podcast is ready to make some waves.

Conclusion

Recording a podcast requires some planning and effort, but the result can be rewarding.

Select a suitable recording equipment and software.
Choose a theme or topic that resonates with your audience.
Record the podcast in a quiet environment and edit it to improve quality.

To enhance the listener’s experience, add background music or use sound effects sparingly. Additionally, ensure that your podcast is of an appropriate length and released consistently on a schedule to build trust with your audience.

Ultimately, creating engaging and informative content is imperative for the success of the podcast. By following these tips, you can create an excellent piece of audio that will captivate listeners over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What equipment do I need to record a podcast?

A: You will need a computer, a microphone, headphones, and recording software.

Q: Can I record a podcast using my smartphone?

A: Yes, you can use your smartphone to record a podcast, but the sound quality may not be as good as using a microphone and computer.

Q: What is the best recording software for podcasting?

A: Some popular recording software options for podcasting include Pro Tools, Audacity, and GarageBand.

Q: How long should my podcast be?

A: The length of your podcast will depend on the content and format, but most podcasts range from 30 minutes to an hour.

Q: How do I edit my podcast?

A: You can use editing software like Audacity or GarageBand to edit your podcast, which allows you to trim audio clips and add music and sound effects.

Q: How do I distribute my podcast?

A: You can distribute your podcast on platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and SoundCloud, or share it on social media and your website.

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