I decided to make a Cloudcast with a few pointers in it for new users.I gave my take on a few things in it. I am looking into other opitons for launching a regular podcast. This is just getting my feet wet-tip of the iceberg so far. Soundcloud has an RSS option but I'm not sure I want to use it. I haven't really pushed any envelopes yet.
 
This was kind of a learning experience for me. Kind of a similated radio show. I picked up on a few things I would have done differently. I didn't really make the 32 bit .vs 64 bit OS thing very clear.And instead of saying I usually record with my levels in the -6db range I said I "go in" at -6. Not everyone would know what I mean't. Lessons learned. Although basic I think it could help someone.....and I mentioned my favorite DAW. 
 
I am looking into options to have a phone conversation with good audio. I know a lot of folks use Skype. I have used it but never for something like this.
 
 https://soundcloud.com/st...st-march-8th-recording
 

Hmmm...well judging from the robust response Ive had to a potential podcast for fun, maybe I should reconsider.

I'll be checking it out when I get home tonight. 

Oh, a Cloudcast...  I thought you said Cloudburst so I went to get an umbrella. 
 
(What's a Cloudcast anyway?  )

Like a pod cast--except on Sound Cloud.  

The Cloudcast sounds like a good intro to stuff that you'll cover more in depth later on.  

Old55
Like a pod cast--except on Sound Cloud.  

Does a Pod cast have anything to do with seeds or Line 6? 
 
 
 

No--not iPod, either.  

I cast an iPod once.  

Thanks Old55 for checking it out. 
 
 I know can do much better with a little more organization.Heck, I didn't even use an outline or a plan.  
 
Here's the thing though- To do it right you need to spend  money which I would hope to recoup if I do this. I only want to recoup enough to cover my expenses. I'm not really sure how that would happen yet.
 
There are engineers and musicians right here who would make excellent  interviewees on the show .I don't ever see it running out of subject matter. Lots of subjects to cover in home recording with changes happening all the time. The other guys who make these podcasts all use PT or Logic. I would be the first podcaster to make a show and tout Cakewalk Sonar as a viable and effective way to get things done in the studio. Not that the other guys haven't mentioned Cakewalk products,but in their studios they don't use it. I understand that they have an investment in PT, especially if they bought big into the hardware versions of it. There are other alternatives and Cakewalk figures big into that. I don't think enough musicians know that yet. Circumstances are changing though.
 
It's us home studio users who are now a large driving force behind what recording software and hardware companies do and in how they invest.If we speak loudly with our money, then we have the power to change the direction that things are going in.