Sound Effects and podcasting

[bigleechild]

Hello,

I am in the market to host a 4 person podcast with 3 speakers and 1 running sound effects during the broadcast, similar to morning radio shows. What do radio shows for this? My budget is 5K for all of the equipment. I would appreciate any help you could give.

Exe

[EndGamePR]

Hello,

I am in the market to host a 4 person podcast with 3 speakers and 1 running sound effects during the broadcast, similar to morning radio shows. What do radio shows for this? My budget is 5K for all of the equipment. I would appreciate any help you could give.

Exe
Five grand? You could make a pretty nice home studio for that. With that kind of money, I'd bring in a consultant.

[bigleechild]

End Game,

Do you know the piece of equipment i speak of?

[handyguyspodcast]

Its a stock ticker or teletype machine sound (here on AM news) tick-tick-tick-tick

I'm sure you could find the sound online and add it in a loop post production. I suppose it could be kind of neat to have an old antique one running real time in the background.

First link I found
http://www.sounddogs.com/results.asp?Type=&CategoryID=1017&SubcategoryID=43

[mich181189]

If you want to be able to cue sound effects like radio shows do their theme music and stuff, you need something like http://softronmedia.com/products/products/otas.html

Or if you want free, there's http://sourceforge.net/projects/harvestsounds or http://www.mrvoice.net/

All of these are designed to enable you to play sounds as and when necessary (light laughter at the right moment and stuff)