Upload an Episode

On your Audioboom Dashboard you'll see a blue Upload button.

Select your chosen audio file from your device or drag it into the drop area.

Whilst your audio file is uploading you'll see the following options:

Season and Episode number:

Your Episode and Season numbers are calculated automatically. You're also able to manually change your season or episode number yourself.

For more information take a look at Season and Episode Numbering.

Title:

Give your episode a meaningful Title.

Description:

Describe your Episode.

Add an image:

Add an optional Episode Image.

For guidelines on adding an image or what displays if you don't add an image take a look at Episode Images and Guidelines.

Destination:

If you have more than one podcast you'll see an option for Destination to double check you're publishing to the correct podcast.

Schedule episode:

Schedule your episode and it will be automatically published at your chosen date and time.

For more detail on scheduling an episode take a look at Scheduling an Episode.

Contains explicit content:

Please note, if this is left unchecked and your podcast contains explicit content, you risk having your podcast removed.

Publish:

When you hit Publish your podcast will be available as soon as your audio has finished processing. Your episode will be live on your Podcast Page, RSS Feed and soon after will appear on any platforms you have distributed to.

Technical details

We have a file size limit of 1GB and 10 hours per episode. We support many different file types including:

• MP3
• FLAC
• AAC
• WAV
• OGG
• M4A

We re-encode all audio files to distribute them in the following format:

Files too large for upload

If you're working with uncompressed audio (eg .wav files) you may find your files are too large to upload. You can convert to a compressed format like FLAC or a high-quality MP3 to fix this. For example in Audacity, see the File -> Export Audio option.

Loudness Normalization

To ensure consistency, we'll automatically normalize your audio to -16 LUFS and -1dB true peak, in line with Apple Podcasts' recommendations.