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Jennifer Campbell founded Heritage Memoirs in 2003 following 25 years as a writer and editor. During her career, she interviewed and wrote profiles of hundreds of people, but did not get any of her own family's stories before her father died and her mother developed dementia. Recognizing the great and final loss when the histories are not written down, she joined other pioneers in the personal history field and built her company, one story at a time. Heritage Memoirs and Jennifer Campbell have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the Toronto Star, More and Elle magazines, CNN Money, Gannett newspapers (publishers of USA Today), Costco Connection, and Kiplinger's Retirement Report, among others. Contact Links Website – Heritage Memoirs Best Advice Ever Received “Do what you do best and farm out the rest.” One Action Genealogists Can Take Right Now “Read her book Start and Run a Personal History Business by Jennifer Campbell” Recommended Book Bringing Your Family History to Life Through Social History by Katherine Scott Sturdevant Productivity Tool Computer, digital recorder Edirol R-09 (the current version of this is the Roland R-07), and Mac Family Tree software. Advice “If you're an introvert learn how to do self promotion. You can do this by reading the book Quiet by Susan Cain.“ Action Item For your action item this time around let's focus on PR. This has two parts – you can choose to do one or both. ACTION: If you're an introvert read the book that Jennifer mentioned Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by Susan Cain so that you can become more comfortable promoting yourself. If you're not an introvert then give some thought as to how you could possibly make use of some PR. Have you done something recently that would be newsworthy that you can send to a local newspaper? Maybe a project that you have been working on related to a local historical figure. Or maybe you've recently earned a credential. If nothing comes to mind then create a plan to do something that could become a newsworthy event. Direct link to this post: https://www.thegenealogyprofessional.com/jennifer-campbell

KNITSONIK shares sounds recorded on her EDIROL R-09 (EDDIE) at Shetland Wool Week in 2013, 2014 and 2015

KNITSONIK shares sounds recorded on her EDIROL R-09 (EDDIE) and speaks with Patrick McGinley of the framework radio show about its 500th show.

KNITSONIK shares sounds recorded on her EDIROL R-09 (EDDIE) to give her latest knitting projects some context and a sense of place.

KNITSONIK explores sounds recorded on her EDIROL R-09 (EDDIE) and describes designing stranded colourwork from this device. Also interviews from Edinburgh Yarn Festival and a new accordion song.

In this episode, I shared the following: Walter called in to share some of his thoughts on he Edirol R-09 Recorder. He does like that you can't keep the usb cable plugged in at all times. Other than that, he loves the recorder. I share how I transfer my recordings to my show. Dustin called […] The post 196 Podcast Answer Man – Outgrowing Shared Hosting And More appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show.

[audio:http://media.libsyn.com/media/gspn/PodcastAnswerMan127-ImprovingTheQualityOfYourSound.mp3] Podcast Answer Man Episode 127 Improving Your Sound Quality Right Click Here To Download In this episode, I share an example how a client recently improved the quality of the sound of his show by simply using a professional digital audio recorder like the Edirol R-09. Several folks who were watching as I recorded […] The post 127 Podcast Answer Man – Improving Your Sound Quality appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show.

Cliff Speaks Out On The Topic Of TalkShoe! [audio:http://media.libsyn.com/media/gspn/PodcastAnswerMan063-TalkShoeEdirolR09HR.mp3] In this episode, I finally go public with my thoughts on the TalkShoe Incident! Also I share my excitement over the release of the Edirol R-09HR recorder. If you are interested in the purchase of any podcasting gear, please do give me a call! I have […] The post 063 Podcast Answer Man – TalkShoe And Edirol R-09HR appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show.

[audio:http://media.libsyn.com/media/generallyspeaking/PodcastAnswerMan-055-MarantzPMD620Review.mp3] In this episode, I review the Marantz PMD620 Professional Portable Digital Recorder. I also give a bit of an update regarding my feelings on the Zoom H2 Recorder. I also compare both the Marantz and the Zoom recorders to the Edirol R-09. Folks may be shocked to learn that if I had to replace […] The post 055 Podcast Answer Man – Marantz PMD620 Review appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show.

News, a Gear Review, Viewer Mail, Crosstalk and we tweak the Stupid Knob! News: Ethan Winer's New Tele-Vision Video & Instructional DVD Reaper 2.0 Pro Tools 7.4 Is Coming! The video demonstration of the new Elastic Audio in Pro Tools 7.4: de la Mancha basic64 FREE Synth For Windows Digidesign Announces The Upcoming "Eleven" Guitar Amp Plugin Audio Ease Releases Speakerphone FREE Virtual Drum Kit! Gear Review: You might remember Stuart McClellan from an early episode of PSN, He's the magician that got a government grant to pursue a music create. Those wacky Canadians! His also a product tester for TC Helicon. This week he's done a guest review of the new iZotope RX noise reduction software for us. The iZotope RX Web Site Links About Stuart McClellan: http://www.SMPAudio.com http://www.MySpace.com/stumcl http://www.TC-Helicon.com Viewer Mail: Mark Rufino - Stillwell Audio's Spectro - Name Your Own Price Plugins The Van Halen Pitch Debacle: Suzie DeCree - King's Island Jobs Paul Bordenkirsher Of MesaSand.com Focusrite Trakmaster At American Musical Supply VM Sakai - Phil Dodds Has Passed Away. Who? You can see this Unsung Hero Of The Music Business in this video at the 1:05 mark where he says, "What are we saying to each other?" Slau - "There’s a known problem with the Edirol R-09 that might potentially affect listeners who own the machine. I was listening to Jim Fidler’s podcast, Republic of Avalon Radio, where, during his walk with his wife, he started talking about this problem where the side of the unit starts to come loose and buckle. It seems like a minor nuisance at first but it becomes a major problem if not fixed. I experienced the same thing and was surprised to find out that a lot of people are starting to see this. "Jim had one of the first units ever shipped and I followed suit about a week later. So, now that we’ve seen this effect, I bet more and more people will start to notice this. Thing is, our units are out of warranty but those people who see this now and bought their units a few months after us can still have it fixed under warranty. BTW, another issue that people have seen is that the back plate switches come loose very easily and just move freely without any effect. That was a problem that happened to both of us and is also a known issue. Edirol hasn’t done any recall or anything but I think they should. They’re replacing warranty units with a different polymer these days. Anyway, maybe this will help some folks. Jim Fidler talks about it in one of his recent episodes." Dadooz - Jars Of Clay Remix Big Al - AES Roundup At Sweetwater Crosstalk: Joey Bishop: 2/13/1918 - 10/17/2007 Did You Have A Special Music Teacher? The Stupid Knob Death Cab For Cutie VS Homeland Security FedEx Should Get The Pets Karaoke Violence & The Vacuum Hose Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question: Q: The original Woodstock was August 18, 1969. Within one dollar, what was the price of a ticket at the gate? A: $8 per day! A three-day advance ticket was $18. This week's big winner is Jose Vargas! He takes home a copy of Guitar And Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com. Jose also sent us this great link with some pictures of original Woodstock tickets. And here's a great video to have in your collection and on your video iPod. It's the entire Woodstock performance of Jimi Hendrix. See you next week! Related Tags: music recording studio home studio project studio mixing protools plugin frappr creative commons digidesign pro tools mix it like a record project studio network bob brooks unsung heroes of the music business ethan winer a cello rondo tele-vision realtraps reaper elastique pro elastic audio avid de la mancha basic64 digidesign eleven vox fender marshall mesa boogie soldano audio ease speakerphone altiverb stuart mcclellan izotope rx tc helicon mark rufino spectro stillwell audio massey plugins radiohead van halen suzie decree kings island theme park paul bordenkirsher mesa sand production phil dodds arp 2500 arp 2600 arp chroma kurzweil close encounters of the third kind edirol r-09 slau dadooz jars of clay sweetwater joey bishop rat pack death cab for cutie kevin federline britney spears karaoke woodstock jimi hendrix

Welcome to episode #72 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. This one is chock full of audio comments covering everything from tools that will make Marketers more efficient to insights on how to choose the best portable digital studio. We also take a look at how Google is redefining brands and when online social networks work best. Enjoy this conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #72 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 42:24. Audio comment line - please send in a comment and add your voice to the audio community: +1 206-666-6056. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Comments are now live on the new Blog - sixpixels.com/blog. Facebook Group - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society - please join (we have over one thousand members). Have you checked out my other Podcast, Foreword Thinking - The Business And Motivational Book Review Podcast - sponsored by HarperCollins Canada? IAB Canada - Interactive Advertising Bureau - Social Media Marketing full-day seminar: Montreal, Quebec - October 10th, 2007. InfoPresse – Chris Anderson event – Wired Magazine – The Long Tail. New Sony Vaio Laptop – VGN TZ160C. Windows Vista or the laptop - the obvious issues are there. Hoping that CastBlaster works with Vista. Greenfields Report – Bernard Goldbach – Podcasting.ie. Audio Comment – Tim Coyne – The Hollywood Podcast. Audio Comment - Dave Delaney – Two Boobs And A Baby Plus – BarCamp Nashville - Dave Made That. Jott. TwitterGram. PodCamp Boston 2 - over 1000 participants. Audio Comment – Bryan Person – Bryper – New Comm Road. Dove Evolution. Dove Onslaught. Text comment from Ryan Karpeles. M-Audio MicroTrack. Edirol R-09. Zoom H4 and H2. Six Points of Separation – Six Things To Look For In A Portable Audio Recorder – Inspired by the Portable Media Expo and Ryan Karpeles: Portable Studio. Microphone. Battery. Memory card. Portability. Output. Six Pounds Of Sound - C.C. Chapman - Accident Hash - Managing The Gray.  Slau - Cold One. Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #72 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: bernard goldbach bryan person castblaster cc chapman chris anderson dave delaney dave made that dove evolution dove onslaught foreword thinking hollywood podcast iab canada infopresse itunes jott long tail marketing podcast maudio microtrack mitch joel new comm road podcamp boston six pixels of separation social media marketing sony vaio vgntz160c tim coyne twittergram windows vista zoom h2 zoom h4

Dancing With Elephants Listener Feedback Show for Episode 049. Feedback Roll Call: Chuck Tomasi of chuckchat.com wrote to congratulate Grant and Doug on such a great Birthday Message for Caleb. Find the Telephone Patent here. Dan Johnson of Daniel Johnson, Jr called to tell us the Caleb is ready to be a regular on DWithE and make sure that I didn't get in trouble with my Mom. Bob from Michigan wrote with too many great comments to list here, so listen to the show 8^). However to find the Day Out With Thomas the Tank Engine, click here. Greg Lemon of Myth Show Podcast wrote to find out what I use to record the sound seeing tours. I use an Edirol R-09 and Binaural Microphones. Suzie, Murph and Grant of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd called to ask if it is Tonya or Tonya, root or root, and aunt or aunt. Tina of tina-m.com wrote to us to give us a lesson in English. Victoria, the Farmers Wife of 3 Blind Mice wrote to us to give us our second lesson in English. JamesB of Face the Music and The NavelCast wrote to make sure that all is well under the circus tent. Finally, Kreg Steppe of www.spyndle.com/ and Co-Host of Technorama at chuckchat.com sent a audio clip to make up for his mediocre comment.

'Silver' was conceived for TouchRadio as part of their 25th anniversary. As a starting point, electronic sounds were created using a malfunctioning Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 synth, recorded in 5 improvised passes of 25 minutes each - 5x5=25. The title also reflects this, silver being the material that denotes a 25th anniversary. Field recordings were made in Thailand and New Zealand over December 2006 and incorporated into the sonic jamboree - the piercing, feedback like tone at the start is the actual sound of cicadas in the Thai sub-tropical rainforest, untreated, the sound they produce as individuals synchronizing every 60/90 seconds to produce almost a pure sine wave. Further on is the dawn chorus in Wellington, New Zealand with the distinctive, clacking call of a bird called a Tui sounding out. Close to the end of the piece is the singing of a young Thai lad, sat around the neck of an elephant as we both rode into the rainforest, 'home' never too far away for me as he was wearing a t-shirt on the back of which was printed the front page of a US newspaper from 1979 announcing the death of Sid Vicious! Recordings made with an Edirol R-09 and Soundman binaural, in-ear microphones..

Alexandre O. Philippe, a Denver film maker who is a friend of mine, has an 11-minute short in this year's Denver Film Festival. It's titled Left and it portrays, without a single word of dialogue, a deep sense of loss of a loved one.  At tonight's screening, I happened to sit down next to two stars of Alexandre's last feature-length film, Earthlings: Ugly Bags of Mostly Water, and they agreed to a quick interview.  Earthlings is a documentary of an institute devoted to preserving the Klingon language created for Star Trek.  The podcast concludes with excerpts from Alexandre's introductory comments for Left.  After the movie, I recorded an interview with Marilyn Auer, who stars in Left, but my unfamiliarity with my new Edirol R-09 recorder led to the painful discovery that I hadn't actually been recording when we spoke.

Dave talks about www.sellmusicdirect.com a new podsafe music resource. It's takes a CD from manufacturing all the way through distribution and its embracing podcasting. (look for the Podcaster sign up in the lower left hand corner). Dave also recently purchased a Marantz MD 660 portable recorder he discusses his decision and other decent (less expensive) models such as: Edirol R-09 (not the E9 that I mentioned)Sony MZ100 Minisc Recorder ($299)Other Minidisc Recorders at Sound Professionals Also, http://www.samedaymusic.com does not charge tax (except in NJ). Last 5 in 5 Courest of Mignon of the Absolute Science Podcast (www.welltopia.com )5. http://www.israelisms.com/ 4. Teknikal diffikulties 3. Matt's Today in History 2. Armchair President 1. The Big Show Other Sites Mentioned:CC Chapman (using an Edirol Unit) http://www.managingthegray.com/

This is John Osborne of Osborne Associates. He's a person who records sound for broadcast. He's worked on lots of projects over the last 20 years or so and is doing reality TV stuff right now. I asked John lots of questions about equipment and stuff. His answers were aimed at people looking to do a "professional" job, so some of the equipment mentioned fits that price range, but it's really cool to listen to a pro even if you can't afford it. Realize that this was all recorded in a quite noisy club, with music, bar, candlepin bowling, and the Patriots football on TV -- a good test for my equipment (Sennheiser MD46 mike, Edirol R-1 recorder) and technique. Recorded: 2006-01-07 Length: 14:11, Size: 6.5MB

My third podcast is about San Francisco. Download it here or subscribe to the podcast feed in iTunes. » Download (MP3, 16.8MB) » Audio-only RSS feed (drag to iTunes) I had a lot of fun putting this together, recording sounds in and around San Francisco. I used my MiniDisc RH-910 and Audio-Technica AT822 microphone. Turns out the MiniDisc was a pretty bad investment, though. It has been a real hassle to use, and I am eyeing the new Edirol R-09 as a replacement. Go buy the music used in this podcast from Magnatune: Cargo Cult, Phoebe Carrai, and Arthur Yoria. They are building a great modern label that embraces what the internet is about instead of fighting it. Also special thanks to the Marin County Free Library for permission to use a portion of the Arthur Giddings interview. Check out their site on the 1906 earthquake. Other resources: Point Reyes, San Francisco Police 9-1-1 Tapes, 19th-Century California Sheet Music, WWDC 2006 Keynote. Update: How could I leave out a link to Sketchcrawl.com? Also: Eadweard Muybridge, Enrico Casarosa, and Dorothea Lange.