Podcast Vs Audiobook

Audiobooks vs. Podcasts: A Dilemma

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What's the Difference Between Podcasts and Audiobooks?

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/difference-between-podcasts-audiobooks/

The Difference In Sound: Podcasting Vs. Audiobooks

https://www.theshanman.com/blog/the-difference-between-an-podcast-and-audiobook-recording

However, the sound standards are wildly different than that of podcasting. When you narrate a piece of audio for an audiobook, phone answering system, or TV commercial, the sound standards must be precise and clean. If you have ever noticed, an audiobook contains no breaths between each word. You might be thinking to yourself, “So what?”

Podcast Audio vs. Audiobook Audio - The Marketing Podcast ...

https://podcast.bigpodcast.com/podcast-audio-vs-audio-book-audio

Podcast Audio vs. Audiobook Audio. Jan 4, 2019. After four years of writing and editing, I've finally completed my new book, a 93,000-word manifesto on podcast marketing. I've decided to voice the audiobook version myself. It will probably be about nine hours of finished audio, so with recording and editing, I'm looking at about 50 hours of ...

Audiobooks vs. Podcasts: A Dilemma - BOOK RIOT

https://bookriot.com/audiobooks-vs-podcasts-a-dilemma/

Audiobook narrators become almost like another character, and the good ones make me want to spend more time in their company. Podcasts: They are more relaxing than audiobooks. When I’m listening to an audiobook, I want to focus enough so I don’t miss anything important. With podcasts, it’s less crucial to hear every word.

Music vs. Audiobooks vs. Podcasts - Underwater Audio

https://www.underwateraudio.com/blogs/swimming-and-fitness-blog/music-vs-audiobooks-vs-podcasts

Audiobooks vs Podcasts - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/audiobooks/comments/5zra12/audiobooks_vs_podcasts/

Every audiobook hour is a podcast hour, and every podcast hour is an audiobook hour. You do have to make the choice between podcasts & books. I've chosen books, with this distinct rule for podcasts: "Is this podcast better than a book/something I can't get in a book?"

Audiobooks vs. Podcasts : audible - reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/audible/comments/5nze4z/audiobooks_vs_podcasts/

I've made that the standard speed for all audio I listen to be it podcast or audiobook and it seems to work well. Maybe I'll try eventually to go down even further to 1.1 and then 1.0x, but for now it seems a good compromise. I still subscribe to about 50 podcasts, but many of these take long breaks or only come out once every 2-4 weeks.