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Guitar Noise Podcast

February 25th, 2008

Guitar Noise PodcastI just subscribed to the Guitar Noise Podcast. In the first episode, managing editor David Hodge goes through some of the basics of strumming. If you’re just learning the guitar, as I am—my parents gave me a guitar over the holidays, then I recommend you check it out.

I hope that, as they get a little more familiar with the technology, they will take advantage of dividing their podcasts into chapters and then show relevant “artwork” such as a JPG of the strumming pattern or chords that they want you to hit. But as it stands now, it’s still a great example of using podcasts for teaching.

(Yes, I realize in order to use chapters the podcast needs to be in AAC format instead of mp3, but as an iTunes user, it’s a trade-off that works for me… Perhaps they could have two streams, a normal podcast and an enhanced m4a version.)

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One Response to “Guitar Noise Podcast”

  1. Paul Hackett says:

    Great suggestions, Jeff! I had no idea podcasts could be divided into chapters. That would make a lot of sense for what we’re doing. I’m studying the link you included right now. We still have a few other things we want to work out first, but your ideas are really worth considering.


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