- Have you ever wondered how to create
an audiogram on Instagram?
Something like this?
On today's video, I'm going to be showing you how.
Stay tuned, it's coming up next.
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The best way I know how to create an audiogram
for Instagram is with an app called Headliner,
which is what we're looking at right here.
I'm logged into a free account.
With a free account, you've got minimum features
but the most significant you have available
is the audiogram feature.
You can create up to 10 minutes of audio for your audiogram.
If you need more than 10 minutes of time
for your audiogram, for your audio,
then you'll have to go to a paid account.
We're on my free account for Headliner.
And you'll notice here at the very top,
we have create and projects.
We're going to focus on the create tab today.
The projects tab, I have set up for an automation
to automatically create a YouTube video
when a new podcast episode is created.
Back on the create tab, we have another two sections here.
We have create audiograms and adjust video clips.
So if you want to caption a video on the video clips...
Or they have a very advanced editor here where you can have
different layers of things so you can add in more videos,
you can add in more audios, you can add in images
or other type of media.
So that's a very nice tool to have.
But here we are creating audiogram.
The manual audiograms is where the magic happens.
And you have two choices
but we're going to focus on this blue part here
up to the 10 minute limit for a free account.
So we'll click on that.
It's asking me if you want a podcast
because I've already got my podcast connected
but we're going to go over to the upload tab
and we're going to click on a file to upload.
All right, so I've uploaded my audio and it's asking,
"Do you just want to do a minute?"
Or you can do up to 10 minutes all the way down here
or you could do anywhere in between.
So you can drag this across here.
If you have a particular section that you want to highlight
out on social media, this is how you do it.
So you can just drag this along your timeline,
to focus on a particular area that you're interested in.
Let's just say it's from one to, let's do five minutes.
So it's about four minutes long.
Down in the bottom here is your track information.
So you have a clip start at 58 seconds and it ends at 4:54.
And the duration is three minutes and 56 seconds.
And if you hover over any of this, you'll see
that it gives you time limits for each of your social media.
So for Snapchat, it's 10 seconds.
Stories is 15 seconds.
Instagram is a minute.
If you put it on your feed, if it's Instagram television
or reels, Twitter is two minutes, 20 seconds
and Facebook is up to 10 minutes.
So once we have our audio selection,
we can turn on captions if we want.
We can add captions to our video.
So if you just turn those on, it's going to ask you
what language it is.
And because I'm on the free account,
I only have six minutes per month for a caption.
So I'm got to leave that off for now.
Then our next step is to click next.
Our next option is what aspect ratio do we want?
Well, for Instagram, we'll probably keep it
with square, or for reels, we can do a portrait.
16 by nine, our landscape is obviously for YouTube
and it says here websites.
So we're going to pick the real size
or nine by 16 and click next.
So we already have a wave form here added to our timeline.
We can make this as large as we want, as big as we want,
as long as it fits inside our frame.
So let's click off of that.
Now we have a template here, if I had a paid account,
I could use a template I've created.
If you want to change the waveform, we can do that here.
I kind of like this one or this one, that one looks better.
And you can change the color.
So if you're going to have a darker background,
maybe you want to go with a lighter color.
All right, so we're outside of the waveform.
Now here we have the images.
So what we're going to do for images,
we're going to go over to Canva
and use one of their fabulous templates that they have
for podcast episodes.
So we'll click on create.
It's going to ask you to sign in with Canva
paste on our password.
And so now we're inside Canva through Headliner.
So we want to look at podcast episodes.
So we're going to search for podcast episode.
I think this one might work.
And I don't want to include this here
because I will be including that wave form
and we'll take off available on, we'll put in
visit LarrySnow.me.
We'll make that a little bigger.
All right, something like that.
Obviously, I can enhance this a little bit.
We're just using this as a demo.
Then we're going to click on publish.
Going to bring it back into Headliner, just like that.
Now we can crop it, we can replace it,
we can blur it out a little bit.
If we want to make the wave form
stick out a little bit better
but I'm keeping it the way it is.
We're going to click off of it to go back
to our selections here.
And we'll click on back on that wave form.
And we probably want to go with a darker color.
We're going to keep this guy.
We're going to make it nice and dark,
something that goes with the colors.
And we're going to make it a little smaller
so it fits inside that area.
So there you go.
We've now created our audiogram.
So let's click next.
Our next option here is how would you like to proceed?
I can open the advance editor that I briefly talked about
in the very beginning.
Or for now, we're just going to export the video.
So this will take a few minutes.
I'll come back when it's done.
So our video is now ready.
We can click on, go to video.
We can test it out right here we can start play.
And so from here, all we have to do is go over to Instagram
and upload it or we could download it or you just connect it
right to social media through these icons right here.
So that's how you make an audiogram for Instagram
or any other social media channels.
Thanks so much for watching, take care
and I'll see you in the next video.