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How Do You Use Your Pressure Cooker?
- CindyJ Mar 2, 2008 01:35 PM
I've never owned a pressure cooker, or even known anyone who uses one. But over the past few days I've seen a couple of recipes for corned beef that suggest cooking it using a pressure cooker. A bit of online research indicates there are many uses for a pressure cooker, but it's hard to know from what I've read whether there's a noticeable advantage to using one.
To buy, or not to buy -- that is the question. If the primary advantage of a PC is as a time-saver, I'll probably opt out. But if a pressure cooker yields a better result than traditional cooking methods, I'll consider getting one.
So -- how do you use your pressure cooker? For what dishes is it indispensable? And, if I do go for it, what brand should I buy, and what size makes the most sense?
I don't know if you did any "searching" before you posted but there have been many, many threads on Pressure Cookers on the Home Cooking board. Here's a link to just one of them: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/279133
After a CH friend told me she uses a pressure cooker all the time, I decided to get one. It's a relatively inexpensive Fagor that I find to be a very helpful kitchen addition, especially when I can't decide what to cook until about 4:30 pm with a pantry full of dried beans and meat/chicken in the freezer...
I use my PC probably more for dried beans than anything. I can have garbanzos ready from dry without any presoaking in about 35-45 min or less depending on how old they are and they are much better than the canned product. Conventional cooking can be 3 hours or so...
You say that if it's just a time-saver you'd opt out - so maybe a PC isn't for you. However, I find the results to be equal to most traditional method preps for many things. I've made osso buco in my PC that is at least as good as the traditional method.
I'd suggest that you take a look at Lorna Sass' PC cookbook(s) and Victoria Wise has a great one too. I found these at my local public library and experimented with them and ultimately bought them via Amazon.
Hope this helps...
re: RWCFoodie
Thanks for the link. I did search CH before I posted, but I only went back a year in my search.
I'm a strong partisan of the pressure cooker, but I certainly don't think it's indispensible. For me, its value is in the time savings, and in the flexibility of being able to prepare certain things (like dried beans or frozen fish) without planning ahead. If those aren't advantages for you, a pressure cooker may just be a waste of your money and storage space. If you decide to get one, the Fagors are moderately priced and reputedly reliable. I recently saw a 6-liter Fagor with two pressure settings (8 and 15 psi) for $80 at Whole Foods. Six to 8 liters/quarts is a useful size, since you can't fill the pot more than 2/3 full. I wholeheartedly endorse RWCFoodie's recommendation of Lorna Sass's 4 pressure cooker cookbooks. Victoria Wise's book is OK too, and there are plenty of others out there. There are also many websites devoted to pressure cooker recipes, and with a little experience it's pretty easy to adapt almost any recipe that uses moist heat. But again--if you have time to do things the traditional way, this may not be the most useful kitchen tool for you.
re: Miss Priss
Your post is right-on regarding the time savings. I teach pressure cooking and when I ask who thinks ahead of time what they are going to make for dinner, I can pretty much rule those people out when it comes to pressure cooking, except that you do get better results in the pressure cooker as far as flavor goes for many dishes, especially stocki. But the people, like me, who are thinking about dinner at 5 p.m., are big pressure cooker fans. I can always get dinner on the table in an hour because I have my pantry and freezer stocked with what I need (including plenty of wonderful frozen stock).
re: The Veggie Queen
Agreed ... and the PC is even more useful if, like me, you sometimes don't think about dinner until 7 or 8 PM!
When I was working full-time I used mine a lot for time saving. Same when I was working as a personal chef.
Now I mostly use it for stock. I have to say I find it to be really useful for this purpose. While I have time now to make stock without the pressure cooker I prefer to use. I'm not sure of the science but it seems to me at least to pull more collagen out of the bones when I use the pressure cooker.
I have a 7 litre uhn Rikon. It's pretty big but I only have the one so I wanted it on the big size. Again, handy to have the capacity for stock making.
re: ziggylu
What is the benefit of being able to pull more collagen out of the ones? Does that enhance the flavor? And, how long does it take to preparea good stock using the PC?
re: CindyJ
It makes a richer stock with better mouth feel and adds more nutrition to the stock too. The PC will really cut down the time to make a good stock. It will not be like making a demi-glace but it will get you quickly on your way.
re: CindyJ
I've not tried it. I got my first PC in late Sept. I think I'd make my stock in the PC and then be patient with the reduction to demi-glace with slow cooktop cooking
re: CindyJ
I don't reduce to demi-glace but after i've chilled and defatted my stock I do reduce on the stovetop without using pressure. i'm not sure it will reduce under pressure?
re: ziggylu
That has been my issue. I know you can boil dry under pressure but i don't know what the stopping point is.
re: ziggylu
Probably won't reduce under pressure since you can't get enough moisture out as steam--but you can overcook it.
The principle of pressure cooking is to make an almost closed system--I think relatively little moisture bleeds off as steam.
re: Candy
I use it to make beef stew. You can get a tough cut of stew meat really tender in about 20 minute - where normally you'd need to cook it for at least 2 1/2 hours.
I also use it cook dry beans. You can get chick peas ready in like 20 minutes where noramlly you'd need to soak them overnight and then boil them for hours.
re: CindyJ
If you can afford it--Kuhn Rikon is the way to go--at least in my opinion.
Not cheap, but great; eventually, years later, the rubber gasket will need replacing. Some will probably say Fagor...but whatever you do, do get a PC
of recent vintage--not your grandmother's or one from a garage sale circa 1973.
The new ones (since the early 90's at least) have safety features and
are designed with torture tests so that they should not explode, etc.
And by all means make a PC risotto--find a recipe in Lorna Sass's book; six minutes and it will be outstanding.
re: Warren Goodman
Agree to these points. Love my Kuhn-Rikon, and make sure you get a decent sized pot. Very safe too.
Risotto is easy and surprisingly good this way with very little stirring, and soups come out great too.
re: Warren Goodman
So here's a question: can you add the "love" to risotto in only six minutes? That sounds funny, I know, but I think there is some psychological element that enters into the picture when you stir, and add liquid, and stir, and watch the heat carefully, and stir, and taste... until you've arrived at the perfect consistency. Somehow, there seems to be a correlation between the amount of time and care that goes into the preparation of a delicious dish and the love for the people who will share that food with you. Or is that just my own crazy notion?
I have three Prestos. Whatever you get, I would suggest stainless steel. 6 quarts is a good size.
Here is a good link to pressure cooking: http://missvickie.com/
We use ours nearly every day. Besides being a time saver it's also an energy saver and helps food keep more nutrients. We use it for brown rice, quinoa, potatoes, black beans, garbanzos, soups, stews, steamed pudding, etc. Tonight my husband used it to make Transylvanian goulash. We like Lorna Sass' pressure cooker cookbooks. We're vegan, so we eat lots of beans...that's our most crucial need for it but we use it for many other things.
I have a Fagor Elite 8qt. Use it for quick cooking tough meats like chuck, short ribs etc. I also use it a lot for beans. I have not tried using it for stock but from what people say it's very good for that as well as making soups.
Indispensable! Soups, stews, beans, rice and beans, quick cook (think microwave fast, minus the weird stuff that happens to food; potatoes for mashing)... I like it especially for food that would otherwise make your apartment smell if it were simmering for many hours on the stovetop.
I use Fissler.
I would strongly warn against cheap pressure cookers... maybe it's paranoia, but I have a terror of creating a pressurized bomb in the kitchen.
re: oryza
I've had my Kuhn-Rikon about 10-12 years. My mom used her old pressure cooker with the top that I alway thought was going to blow off, and so when I finally bought one for myself, I rarely used it. Maybe it was the Harvest Yellow color that threw me off! Then years later I bought the Kuhn-Rikon and have never been afraid to use it. I have never done meats, stews, chicken etc.. I use it for stock, applesauce - fabulous, risotto - easy and fast, and porcupine meatballs like mom used to make. I have several recipe books and of course the recipes from this one and my old harvest yellow PC. I have said many times over the years that I would use it for more things, but so far I have limited myself to the above.
I've always done the large pots of stews, soups, etc.. on the stove top and recently in my slow cooker.


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Guna (film)
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|Directed by
|Santhana Bharathi
|Produced by
|Alamelu Subramaniam[1]
|Written by
|Sab John
Balakumaran (dialogues)
|Story by
|Sab John
|Kamal Haasan
S. Varalakshmi
S.P. Balasubramaniam
Girish Karnad
Ajay Rathnam
Sharat Saxena
|Music by
|Edited by
|B. Lenin
V. T. Vijayan
Swathi Chithra International
|Distributed by
|Raaj Kamal Films International
|Release dates
|5 November 1991
|Running time
|180 minutes
Guna is a 1991 Tamil drama film starring Kamal Haasan, Roshini, Rekha, S. P. Balasubramaniam, Girish Karnad, Ajay Rathnam, Janagaraj, and Sharat Saxena. Guna was a Deepavali release. Later it was dubbed into Telugu upon release.
Guna (Kamal Haasan) is a mentally affected person and receives treatment in a mental asylum in Hyderabad. He does not like his father and his mother is a moll in the house that they live. He assumes a fictitious character named Abirami (also, the name of an Indian goddess) and registers in his mind that she is an angel who is going to marry him on a full-moon day. After coming out of the asylum, he believes the story to be true and believes that his Abirami is somewhere around. Meanwhile, a bunch of hooligans led by Janakaraj force the mentally unstable Guna to rob a temple of Abirami, an Indian goddess. He happens to see a rich girl (Roshini) in that temple, by sheer coincidence. He decides to take her with him to a lonely, damaged house situated at the top of a hill resort called Kodaikanal. Initially, the girl hates him for his weird nature. However, eventually she understands Guna's condition, his deep love and is attracted to him. She accepts his love and marries him, in spite of her terrible physical pain (caused by a broken leg and extreme fever). Meanwhile, the cops and the girl's uncle Sharat Saxena start their search for the missing girl.
The music composed by Ilaiyaraaja while written by Vaali.
- "Kanmani Anbodu" - Kamal Hassan, S. Janaki
- "Appan Endrum" - Ilaiyaraaja
- "Paartha Vizhi" - K. J. Yesudas
- "Unnai Naan" - Kamal Hassan, S. Janaki
- "Unnai Naan (Bit)" - S. Varalakshmi
Box office[edit]
It was an average performer during its theatrical run and did not do good collections due to the clash with commercial film - Thalapathi. However it became a cult film over the years.
External links[edit]
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While the airplane was on final approach to the destination airport about 600 feet above ground level, the engine suddenly lost power. The pilot subsequently made a forced landing, and the airplane impacted the ground, became airborne, crossed a road, and then came to rest short of the intended runway. First responders reported that they found the fuel selector valve positioned to the left tank and that they observed fuel leaking from the left wing; however, an exact amount of fuel could not be ascertained. The recovery company reported that the right wing fuel tank contained 17 gallons of fuel and that the left wing fuel tank contained less than 1 gallon of fuel. Postaccident examination revealed no evidence of any mechanical malfunctions or failures that would have precluded normal operation. Although blue streaking was observed on the aft portion of the left wing, it could not be determined if the blue streaks were due to fuel leaking during the flight or the accident sequence or before the day of the accident. Examination of the engine revealed carbon deposits on all of the cylinders' piston faces, which is consistent with operating the engine at too lean of a fuel mixture. Following a normal engine test run, minimal carbon deposits were noted. Although some fuel was in the left wing tank at the time of the accident, it was likely less than the usable amount required, as indicated by the lean fuel mixture at the engine; thus, it is likely that the total loss of engine power was due to fuel starvation.
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During the Revolutionary War, scouts tracked enemy movements and carried messages to troops moving through the frontier. Most scouts were men, but occasionally women filled the role, doing their part in the fight for American independence. This is the exciting and true story of one such woman, Anne Bailey, who risked her life in the American Revolution.
This is the first full biography of George Mason (1725-92) in a quarter-century. Although he is often omitted from the small circle of founding fathers celebrated today, Mason was at the center of the momentous events of 18th-century America. He played a key role in the Stamp Act Crisis, the American Revolution, and the drafting of Virginia's first state constitution. He is perhaps best known as author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights, often hailed as the model for the Bill of Rights. Broadwater shows that Mason was often driven by concerns about the abuse of political power, which went to the essence of the American experience.
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"There are few American families that feature such a collection of characters, both heroic and ignoble, who have made such a mark on history as the Lees. In The Lees of Virginia, Paul Nagel chronicles seven generations of Lees, covering over two hundred years of accolades and scandals. We meet Thomas Lee, who dreamed of America as a continental empire, and his son, Arthur Lee, who created a political storm with his accusations against Benjamin Franklin. Arthur's cousin was Light-Horse Harry Lee, a controversial cavalry officer in the Revolutionary War, whose wild real estate speculation led to imprisonment for debt and finally self-exile in the Caribbean. One of Harry's sons, Henry Lee, further disgraced the family by seducing his sister-in-law and frittering away Stratford, the Lees' ancestral home. It was a third son, Robert E. Lee, who would become the family's redeeming figure, a brilliant tactician still revered for his lofty character and military success. In these and numerous other portraits, Nagel discloses how, from 1640 to 1870, a family spirit united the Lees, making them a force in Virginian and American affairs."
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The year 2002 celebrated the 250th anniversary of the foundation of "George Washington's Mother Lodge." According to the authors of the new book The History of Freemasonry in Virginia, "Fredericksburg Lodge No. 4 stands out as one of the brightest Lodges in the early history of Freemasonry in Virginia." Since 1752 it has maintained a continuous Masonic presence in Fredericksburg. Many of the town's prominent citizens have been members, and many of its prominent buildings have Masonic cornerstones.
The Central Rappahannock region produced many of the men who led the fight for independence and fashioned the new American nation. Some are remembered, and afforded their due. Some, like John Francis Mercer, are not remembered -- but should be….
Virginia, mother of presidents, is also the mother of American horse racing. From the very beginning, Virginians have risked it all on the track as eagerly as on the battlefield. Follow the bloodlines of three foundation sires of the American Thoroughbred through generations of rollicking races and larger-than-life grandees wagering kingly stakes, sometimes on horses not yet born.
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Notes on the State of Virginia by Thomas Jefferson.
The only book that Jefferson wrote was undertaken as a matter-of-fact commentary on the resources and institutions of Virginia and developed into one of the more thoughtful books of the time. His cherished goals were the emancipation of slavery in Virginia and the reformation of Virginia's constitution. However, some of the ideas in his Notes are in opposition to these goals, giving creedence to Jefferson's reputation as a conflicted man. It should be noted that the Notes were written in 1781, and Jefferson did try to improve the slaves' lot before his death in 1826.
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The deal to purchase Detroit's old, vacant and decaying Packard Plant is still up in the air after a Chicago-based developer asked for an extension.
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Purported next-gen iPod touch parts suggest forward-facing cameraMore evidence of a FaceTime-enabled iPod touch appeared Thursday, when parts claimed to be from Apple's forthcoming handheld device surfaced online.
Two alleged iPod touch parts are listed on Alibaba.com, a global online business-to-business trading platform. One seller, Jack Telecom (HK) Co., includes the LCD screen and outside panel. It was listed under the name "lcd with digitizer for ipod touch 4gen."
The second seller, GDS Industry Co., Ltd., listed a product under the name "MP4 touch screen for Ipod touch 4g digitizer." It shows the exact same front panel, but does not include the LCD display.
Both front panels clearly show a hole above the screen, which would likely be used for a forward-facing camera to conduct a FaceTime video chat. Currently, FaceTime is available only on the iPhone 4.
But Apple's open FaceTime standard does not require a mobile signal in order to work. Users can initiate a FaceTime video chat on the iPhone 4 using only Wi-Fi, suggesting the transition to the iPod touch would not be difficult.
The pictures follow a rumor from earlier Thursday, in which U.K. retailer John Lewis said it heard from suppliers that Apple's next-generation iPod touch would include FaceTime capabilities. The retailer said FaceTime calling over Wi-Fi would allow iPod touch users to "communicate with friends at zero cost."
The parts did not give any indication whether other features claimed by John Lewis were true. The company said at its event in London that the new iPod touch would also include a 5 megapixel camera lens with flash, and would also be able to record high-definition video that could be uploaded directly to YouTube.
It also said that the fourth-generation iPod touch would include both an accelerometer and a gyroscope. The gyroscope was added to the iPhone 4, and allows games on the App Store to take advantage of more precise controls.
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How to turn your friends and family vegetarian or vegan?
We know its better for our health, better for the planet, better for the human race and most definately better for the animals.
BUT, the annoying thing is most of those close to us just don't get it, no matter how much we bang on about it.
The truth is, those closest to us will usually respond better to advice from stangers, than those closest to them. We can't change human nature but there are better ways of getting the message across.
Some years ago I came across a recording of Dr Joe Esposito talking about the 7 deadly sins of nutrition. Simply it explained what these foods did to the body and the problems they can cause.
Amazingly a friend listend to it while in my car and the very next day gave up meat, despite loving bacon sandwiches almost every day.
Since then I have come across dozens of people who have listened to Dr Joe and made major changes to thier diet.
Most state that it all makes sense and that they like the idea of trying it for 2 weeks and seeing the difference.
If your trying to educate friends and family there are two things we can do with the free info from Dr Joe.
The first is to play the first link while they are around you. Don't hype it up just let them listen to it and wait for the penny to drop.
Its quite gentle and kids love it. Usually people then come back and ask questions.
The second is to look at the list of audio downloads on specific health problems and simply give them a copy to listen to when they are ready.
From my own experience. Most people who listen to these radio shows start to repeat the info onto others.
The first link is The Grossest Foods You Will Ever Eat.
Its a great starting point & kids just love it.
Right click on the link, save it to your pc, phone or MP3 player. You can also burn all of these to disc andf pass them on.
Secondly, here is a link to many hours of radio shows that cover almost everything to do with our health.
Sometimes a specific show will really hit home.
You can do alot more with these audio shows such as send them anonymously to friends, family, therapists etc. Curiosity always seems to get the better of them and they listen to them.
You can give them out at events and exhibitions or email links to them to everyone you know, use facebook, twitter etc.
It dosent work on everyone but almost everyone I have shared these with have started to think about the effects of eating meat and thier diet.
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The Podcast Equipment Guide
I'm Dan Benjamin. I've been podcasting since 2006. In 2009 I went full-time with 5by5, a geek-focused podcast network, where we make more than 32 podcasts each week. I also run Archer Avenue, a small, focused podcast ad network where we match great sponsors with the best podcasts. As you can imagine, I've spent a lot of time using and testing equipment to find the best gear for creating podcasts. My hope is that you find this guide helpful in creating your own podcasting setup, and that it saves you from making the time consuming (and often costly) mistakes I've made along the way.
If this guide is helpful to you, please consider supporting my work on Patreon.
A Note about The Podcasting Handbook
This article is just a starting point with a focus on the basic gear and software you'll need to podcast at a variety of levels. The book I'm writing, The Podcasting Handbook, will cover these topics in much greater depth, and will expand upon numerous other topics including podcasting gear and the recording process, tips and techniques, creating content, production and distribution, and making money with podcasting. You can subscribe to the newsletter for early access and updates about my progress.
A Note about This Guide
I've split the guide into two main sections, Hardware and Software and further subdivided it into sections based on interest and commitment level (Entry-Level, Intermediate, etc.).
Many of the links below are affiliate links. If you use them when you buy, I'll get a small kick-back, which I will greatly appreciate.
I'm @danbenjamin on Twitter if you'd like to share your comments or questions, and I'll do my best to help.
In previous guides I spent time explaining why I selected the gear I recommend. If you're interested in learning more about these choices, please check out the previous edition. This time around, I've kept it a bit more brief, just breaking down the list into different sets of recommended equipment. Pick the one that most closely matches your interest and commitment level.
A quick note here: lots of people ask me what they need to get started podcasting. They are often surprised when I suggest a $200 microphone like the Rode, below. "I'm just getting started and I don't know if anybody will listen," they say, "so why should I spend so much money on a mic?"
My reply is always the same: even when the content is great, if your podcast doesn't sound good, nobody will listen. Audio quality makes all the difference to your listeners, especially when your show will be up against shows from studios like WNYC, TWiT, and ESPN. We spend lots of time and money at 5by5 to make sure our shows sound the best they can, and it has had a direct influence on growing our listenership. So if you're serious about making a great podcast, you should invest in a decent microphone.
- Rode Podcaster USB Dynamic Microphone ($229)
- Atlas DS7E Adjustable Height Desktop Microphone Stand ($24)
- Sennheiser HD 202 II Professional Headphones ($29)
So you like podcasting and want to stick with it? Awesome! Just setup a spot in your home or office, and mount that mic on a nice boom.
- Rode Podcaster USB Dynamic Microphone ($229)
- Rode PSM 1 Shockmount For Podcaster ($39)
- RODE PSA1 Swivel Mount Studio Microphone Boom Arm ($99)
- Sennheiser HD 202 II Professional Headphones ($29)
If you don't already have the Rode Podcaster, you can get it as a kit along with the shock mount and boom for a discount:
OK, you're serious now. Maybe you're ready to record a couple of people at once from your studio, or want more than one mic. It's time to upgrade from USB to a standard XLR mic. The Heil PR-40 is the best dynamic mic I've ever used, and I've used most of them.
- Heil PR-40 Dynamic Studio Recording Microphone ($310)
- Heil Sound PRSM Black Shockmount for Heil PR40 Mics ($105)
Get a pop filter. The one below is the only good one for the Heil PR-40.
Heil PR-40's are XLR microphones and unlike the Rode above, require an audio interface to connect to your computer. The Mbox Mini will do this job affordably, as will the Mackie Blackjack, both offering two microphone inputs over USB to your computer.
- Avid Pro Tools Express with Mbox Mini ($150)
- Mackie Onyx Blackjack 2x2 USB Recording Interface ($150)
You'll need a cable to route each of your mics into the audio interface. Pick the length you need from the list below:
- Sendt 6 Foot XLR Male / Female Microphone cable, 24 AWG ($8)
- Sendt 10 Foot XLR Male / Female Microphone cable, 24 AWG ($9)
- Sendt 15 Foot XLR Male / Female Microphone cable, 24 AWG ($10)
The Heil PR-40 will fit just fine in its shockmount on the desktop stand I've listed above, but it'll be even better in a boom.
Heil also makes a smaller-profile boom, which we now use in the 5by5 studio:
Both booms come with a desk clamp, but for a more permanent (and more elegant) solution, you can flush-mount it with a DT-1 Flush Mount:
It's also time to step up to high quality studio monitoring headphones.
If you think you'll have multiple people together, you will also need a headphone amplifier.
You will also need a TRS cable to split out the signal from the mixer to the headphone amp (pick your length):
- Monoprice 3-Feet Premier Series Stereo Phono Male to Male Cable ($7)
- Monoprice 6-Feet Premier Series Stereo Phono Male to Male Cable: Electronics ($8)
- Monoprice 10-Feet Premier Series Stereo Phono Male to Male Cable ($14)
A Note About Buzzing
Now that you've spent some real money on good hardware, you should consider upgrading your power strip to a power conditioner. Plug all of your audio gear as well as the computer(s) you use for recording into it directly. This will eliminate that buzzing you've been hearing and can't trace.
In case you're rack-mounting your gear, they make the same thing in a rack-mount option:
If you want to record more than two sources simultaneously with a more granular, input-level control over each track, you'll need a true mixer like the ones below from Mackie (which talk to your computer over FireWire).
These mixers also allow you to process and send the audio back to your guests (a process called mix-minus which prevents remote guests from hearing themselves in a loop). Keep in mind that to do things right, you'll need a dedicated computer for each guest. This setup is outside the scope of this guide (it will be covered in the book), but I explain this setup in greater detail in Episode 75 of The Afterdark Podcast on 5by5.
We have both an 8-channel and a 16-channel Mackie at 5by5. The Mackie 1620i served us well for many years, but we've recently switched to the UA Apollo, described in the next section.
- Mackie Onyx 820i 8-channel Premium FireWire Recording Mixer ($450) - allows 2 remote guests
- Mackie Onyx 1220i 12-channel Premium FireWire Recording Mixer ($650) - allows 2 remote guests
- Mackie Onyx 1620i 16-channel Premium FireWire Recording Mixer ($950) - allows 4 remote guests
If you have a newer Mac, it probably doesn't have FireWire, so you'll need the adapter to convert from FireWire to Thunderbolt. It's outrageously expensive, but the cheap copies won't work well, and you'll wind up just buying the Apple version later anyway.
I found that the pre-amps in the Mackies (and most of the other gear I tried) didn't push enough gain to the gain-hungry Heil PR-40's, and left little headroom for attenuation. Additionally, because we do a lot of live streaming and to eliminate as much post-production work as possible, I wanted to get the best signal possible from each host and guest. To do that, I put a DBX 286s Microphone Pre-Amp Processor in between each mic (or dedicated Skype computer) and the Mackie. You'll need a TRS cable for each channel, as well.
- DBX 286s Microphone Pre-Amp Processor ($200)
- Monoprice 3-Feet Premier Series Stereo Phono Male to Male Cable ($7)
Over the last few years, as I've been working to streamline the 5by5 studio and our recording process, I wanted gear that could expand to handle any of our needs, eliminate the stack of DBX's we had in our rack, and be able to control the audio inputs via computer screen to allow for separate studio and control-room recording.
The answer is my current favorite piece of audio equipment, the Universal Audio Apollo, a rack-mounted mixer/DSP/Real-Time UAD processor combo that has changed how we work here in the 5by5 studio.
- Universal Audio Apollo DUO Core ($2000)
The 18x24 interface connects to your Mac or PC via FireWire (there's a Thunderbolt option as well), and combines hi-res analog recording with onboard UAD Processing and real-time plug-ins, with up to a sub-2 millisecond latency. It has 4 microphone pre-amps, four standard inputs, 8 line outputs, pre- and post-fader monitoring, works with Logic Pro X, Pro Tools, Cubase ... it really has everything. If you're really serious about building a higher end podcasting studio, you owe it to yourself to check out the Apollo.
When it comes to audio-editing software, your options are almost unlimited. If you ask somebody what they use and why, you'll likely find that they have a fairly strong opinion about it. Wars have started over weaker opinions.
Audio editing software can be unecessarily complicated, so it's important to ask yourself how you'll be using it. Do you need advanced editing and audio processing features, or do you just want to record and produce a two-track podcast with intro and outro music? Will you be doing lots of post-production and editing, or do you prefer live-to-tape? Are you editing one show a week, or producing five shows a day?
The kind of show you record will help determine *how* you record it. I've outlined a few examples below, along with options for how you might edit and record your shows.
The Two-Person Skype Call
This is the most typical scenario. You call up a co-host or guest via Skype, and record the call with special Skype call recording software. Then after you're done recording, you open the audio file in an editing application, clean it up, do some post processing, add your intro and outro music, and publish the show.
Here's what I recommend for this scenario if you're using a Mac:
- Record both sides of Skype calls with Ecamm Call Recorder ($30)
- Edit and produce shows with GarageBand (Free)
Here are my recommendations for Windows:
* Record both sides of Skype calls with Pamela) (Free) - I haven't used this myself
* Edit and produce shows with Reaper ($60)
The Double-Ender (Two or More Skype Callers)
When you're recording a show that has more than one co-host or guest calling in, like the 5by5 show DLC, instead of recording the entire call yourself (though you might still want to do this as a fallback), each host or guest (including you) records their own side (or "end") of the conversation locally and shares the resulting file with you.
This method guarantees the best level of audio quality, because everybody is recording their own microphone thereby avoiding bandwidth limitations, Skype issues, and other potential problems. You then re-assemble the conversation locally, with each person's audio file as a track in your audio editing application.
The result is a great sounding podcast, but there are a few caveats you'll have to consider:
- You're placing a burden on your guests by requiring them to record and upload their own track.
- It's extra work and time for you, because you will need to wait for the uploads and downloads before you can start editing or publishing. This can take hours or days depending on how connected and commited your co-hosts and guests are.
- You will have to deal with audio-drift, which happens because every computer records at a slightly different clock speed, and one track will get ahead of the other. A local recording of the entire conversation can be used as a reference point to help re-sync them.
Those potential issues aside, this setup is a great way to produce a high-quality podcast, and for many people, it's all they will ever need.
If you want to ensure high quality audio without a placing any burden on your co-hosts or creating the additional post-production work for yourself, it might be time to consider the Advanced or Professional setups described above along with a multi-track recording application like Apple's Logic Pro X or Avid's Pro Tools.
At this level, you'll also want to setup dedicated computers to record each remote guest, rather than relying on double-enders and a single machine. This setup is outside the scope of this article (but will be in the book). I describe it in a bit more detail on Episode 75 of The Afterdark Podcast on 5by5.
At 5by5 to record and edit our shows (which are multi-track recordings, streamed live, we generally use Apple Logic Pro X. It's not without its bugs and idiocyncracies, but it's an affordable and reliable solution, and it's getting better with each update.
There are plenty of options for multi-track audio recording, but you don't have to spend a lot if you have a Mac. GarageBand is a perfectly good solution and costs nothing. Logic Pro X and Pro Tools 11 are having a nice war, and there are still other options like Adobe Audition available. Here are my top three:
- GarageBand (Free) - Mac OS X
- Apple Logic Pro X ($199) - Mac OS X
- Avid Pro Tools 11 ($575) - Mac OS X and Windows
There's a bit of a learning curve for both Logic Pro and Pro Tools, but if you're serious about podcasting and produce a lot of shows, it's well worth your time to learn.
Live-streaming while you record is a great way to include your listeners in the fun of the recording process. It lets you interact with them in real-time through the use of chat rooms, IRC, and Twitter, and there's no better way to include them in your shows.
There are a number of moving parts you'll need to setup in order to live-stream your show, including special software on both a local machine where you are as well as software on a high-bandwidth server on the Internet.
Describing the live-streaming setup process is out of the scope of this article but will be fully explained in the book, but here are some recommendations:
On the server:
- Icecast (Free)
On a Mac:
On a PC (I haven't used this software but have heard good things about it):
- SAM Broadcaster ($300)
As an alternative, you can use an expensive, dedicated hardware solution that takes the output from your mixer or computer and streams it to your hosted Icecast server:
- Barix Instreamer ($380)
I really hope that this guide is a useful tool for you to use when creating your own podcasts. Podcasting and Internet broadcasting is still a big, new territory with lots of room for different ideas and opinions, and the more I learn, the more I realize how much more there is to know.
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