Podcast appearances and mentions of jordan reynolds

In this episode, Jordan Reynolds talks with commodity market expert Al Kluis about the unexpected twists and unusual trends that shaped the grain markets in 2024. They dive into common mistakes farmers and traders make year after year, and Al shares his seasoned advice for navigating the 2025 selling season with confidence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Jordan Reynolds speaks with Joe Ory, an Earlham, Iowa, cattle rancher and row crop farmer, about cold weather stress on cattle. Ory discusses the signs of stress to watch out for, how to deal with it when your cattle are experiencing it, and how to better prevent it in the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Jordan Reynolds speaks with Jared Goplen, an agronomy manager at Wyffles Hybrids, about the 2024 Corn growing season. Jared discusses some of the key successes and challenges many growers faced this year, including weather, pests, and disease. He also offers advice on how to prepare for 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Jordan Reynolds speaks with Eric Bailey, Associate Professor & State Beef Extension Specialist at the University of Missouri about his research on feeding corn silage to cattle in the winter. He addresses Regional and economical pros and cons of buying corn silage as well as identifies the consumer who would benefit from feeding their cattle corn silage the most. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Jordan Reynolds speaks with Drew Beckman, a field agronomist at Beck's Hybrids, about the 2024 soybean growing season. Drew discusses some of the key successes and challenges many growers faced this year, including weather, pests, and disease. He also offers advice on how to prepare for 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week with Tony Curr and Gareth Le Prevost, swimming coach Sara Parfit tells us all about Guernsey's first, medal-grabbing appearance at the Malta Invitational Games.Plus we catch up with Jordan Reynolds ahead of Raiders' home clash against Oxford Quins on Saturday and speak to George Graham, a young boxer with strong island connections, after he became a national age-group champion in Spain. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Industry 4.0 Community Podcast, host Walker Reynolds talks with Jordan Reynolds, VP of AI and Autonomy at Rockwell Automation, about the transformative role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in industrial automation. They explore how AI is revolutionizing manufacturing processes, particularly in autonomous systems and material handling, and discuss practical steps for manufacturers to begin leveraging these technologies. Jordan also shares insights on Rockwell's AI initiatives, highlighting the importance of customer data collaboration and advanced edge computing solutions. Join us for an insightful discussion on the future of AI in Industry 4.0.

BJ Hill, originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan, is Senior Vice President of  A&R at Warner Chappell Music. BJ has signed some of your favorite songwriters including Nicolle Gaylon, Jordan Reynolds, Charles Kelley, Dan Smyers (of Dan + Shay) and many more. He has worked in A&R on both the label and publisher side and has been an advocate for songwriters in town for over 20 years.In this episode, we discuss BJ's origins, from studying recording engineering at MTSU to learning what a hit sounds like while interning in the tape room basement, how he finds and develops new songwriting talent, why it's important to be a “good hang” and much more. New Episodes every Tuesday.Find the host Troy Cartwright on Twitter, Instagram. Social Channels for Ten Year Town:YoutubeFacebookInstagramTwitterTikTokThis podcast was produced by Ben VanMaarth. Intro and Outro music for this episode was composed by Troy Cartwright, Monty Criswell, and Derek George. It is called "Same" and you can listen to it in it's entirety here. Additional music for this episode was composed by Thomas Ventura. Artwork design by Brad Vetter. Creative Direction by Mary Lucille Noah.

In this week's episode of The Pro Audio Suite, we've got something right out of left field! Our guest, Matt Cowlrick, an Aussie voice actor living in Canada, has done something pretty remarkable—transforming his Tesla into a rolling recording studio. Yes, you heard that right! Tune in as Matt reveals how he converted his Tesla into an innovative mobile recording space, complete with a built-in mic stand. Hear about the nuts and bolts of mobile recording setups, from the gear choices to the unique challenges of recording in a car. Matt shares his experience using the Mic Port Pro 2 and a Sennheiser 416, all rigged up to record straight onto his iPhone with Twisted Wave. We dive deep into the acoustic challenges of a car's interior, particularly a Tesla's glass-heavy design, and Matt's creative solutions involving pillows and moving blankets to achieve the best sound. For those who can't wait to see it in action, Matt has also shared a video tour of his Tesla studio on our website. Check out this link to watch the magic happen: Matt's Tesla Studio Tour Join us as we explore how necessity drives innovation and how you can apply some of these tricks to your own mobile recording endeavors. A big shout out to our sponsors, Austrian Audio and Tri Booth. Both these companies are providers of QUALITY Audio Gear (we wouldn't partner with them unless they were), so please, if you're in the market for some new kit, do us a solid and check out their products, and be sure to tell em "Robbo, George, Robert, and AP sent you"... As a part of their generous support of our show, Tri Booth is offering $200 off a brand-new booth when you use the code TRIPAP200. So get onto their website now and secure your new booth... https://tribooth.com/ And if you're in the market for a new Mic or killer pair of headphones, check out Austrian Audio. They've got a great range of top-shelf gear..  https://austrian.audio/ We have launched a Patreon page in the hopes of being able to pay someone to help us get the show to more people and in turn help them with the same info we're sharing with you. If you aren't familiar with Patreon, it's an easy way for those interested in our show to get exclusive content and updates before anyone else, along with a whole bunch of other "perks" just by contributing as little as $1 per month. 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These guys are professional, they're motivated. (0:09) Thanks to Tribooth, the best vocal booths for home or on the road voice recording.   And Austrian Audio, making passion heard. Introducing Robert Marshall from Source Elements and someone audio post Chicago. (0:22) Darren Robert Robertson from Voodoo Radio Imaging.   Sitnik to the VO stars. George the Tech Whittem from LA. And me, Andrew Pinkers, voiceover talent and home studio guy.   (0:37) And welcome to another pro audio suite. Thanks to Tribooth, the golden handcuffs can be removed. And Austrian Audio, making passion heard. (0:44) Today, we have a special guest. Matt Calrich is joining us because Matt and I've been having a little conversation about setting up a rig in your car, which was something I played around with a few weeks ago now. (0:56) But Matt, you've done your thing as well.   What have you done? (0:59) Well, I changed it up from what I've done in the past, which quickly is using the Apollo Solo and a laptop and usually the 416. (1:11) Now for being at home in Canada and not actually, you know, traveling on holiday, I just wanted to have something easy to get going at any given moment, just pull over on the side of the road. (1:25) And so I use the Mic Port Pro 2, still the 416, and recording on the iPhone.   So just really nimble and mobile. (1:36) Are you using Twisted Wave on your mobile? Yes. Yes, until further notice.   (1:43) Yours is very similar to mine because that was my experiment with the iPhone 15 because it's got the USB-C and using the Twisted Wave app. It's fantastic. (1:53) And you can actually use their kind of Twisted Wave Dropbox as well off the iPhone, which is really, really handy.   (2:00) But the only difference between you and I, I think, is that you use the 416 and I've been playing around with the CC8 from Austrian Audio. (2:07) Well, he uses the 416 and you use the 416 sometimes and now. (2:15) And the other big difference is that you have a Tesla, which has a lot of glass.   (2:21) Has that become an issue for you? (2:23) Yeah, well, I'm still still in the early days of, you know, finding my feet with it. (2:27) I only set up this new rig, so to speak, on the weekend, got all the required parts, which was the idea of being able to have a mount in the car that I can just attach the mic and the... (2:43) How did you feel about drilling into your Tesla or is that glued in there? (2:46) I didn't. It's glued.   And I also just kind of drive my Tesla like a piece of shit. So I don't really care. (2:54) I just drive it like a car, so sticking something on the inside.   (2:58) It's not precious. It is no longer precious. It is now a utility vehicle and it's used for what it was designed for.   (3:06) Yeah. I mean, let's be honest, putting double sided adhesive tape on the inside of my Tesla is probably not the worst thing that I've done to it. (3:13) So you're not going to mount a M49 from that thing.   (3:18) Since it's now technically a recording studio, does that mean your car's a tax deduction? (3:21) You say that like I don't already try to claim as much as I can. (3:29) Yeah, that's a good point, Robert. Yeah, I wonder how much else I can squeeze out.   (3:32) Yeah, exactly. My new recording studio just happens to be on four wheels, that's all. (3:36) Yeah, exactly.   (3:37) Hey, if anyone can play it, George, if you can, I don't know. Now would probably be a good time to have a listen to the audio, Matt Sentis. (3:45) I can do playback over here if I... (3:46) Can you? Okay, yeah, cool.   (3:47) Okay, here's me recording in the car on a 416, the Mic Port Pro 2. (3:57) There's a windsock on the mic and there's a pretty significant humming sound, which I'm sure you can hear. (4:08) That's the car. I don't know how to turn it off.   It's an electric car, so that's something to work with. (4:16) But the setup is nice and it's convenient, so now I just have to work on... (4:24) And so here's the treated one. (4:26) But the setup is nice and it's convenient, so now I just have to work on fixing things, like the car sound and the whirring.   (4:40) But I like the concept. I just have to try to get it sounding as good as possible. (4:47) So I'm guessing you were pretty close to the mic there.   (4:50) Yeah, pretty close. And then what I added later was a pillow in one take and then I brought in a moving blanket on the other. (5:06) But I was pretty close to try and offset the carriness.   (5:11) Were you putting the pillow behind you someplace? (5:14) The pillow was wedged. It was two pillows actually, because they were small pillows. (5:18) Wedged in the front screen.   And then the moving blanket I had just draped over me like a villain. (5:31) It was not comfortable, but more for like a testing perspective to see what had changed. (5:37) Do you have one without all that extra stuff? (5:39) That was the first one.   They're remarkably similar. (5:44) You know what makes me laugh though is if this takes off, if this becomes a trend, you'll be able to go to the local mall and realise who's a voice-over artist and who's not because the car of the voice-over artist is going to have blankets and pillows (5:56) and cut those one on the back seat. (5:58) Although they're just living in their car, which is an understatement.   (6:00) Yeah, exactly. (6:02) And a really weird iPhone mount for a stick. (6:05) Yes.   (6:07) It's going to look entirely nefarious. (6:10) I love the gooseneck attached to the ceiling. (6:13) Finding adhesive that would mount that strongly enough to hold the weight of the mic and the mic port and the gooseneck itself.   (6:20) It's a decent amount of weight. (6:23) Do you put the mic port right on the mic port? Do you use a little adapter like we got for like Andrew got? (6:31) Oh no, I just assumed that Andrew's was directly plugged in. (6:36) No, I think the 416 and the 41.6 and the OC8, they're all too thick at the base to fit into the newer mic port.   (6:44) The 41.6 fits and the NTG5 fits. (6:50) And only the OC8. (6:52) The CC8 does not.   (6:53) Sorry, CC8. What a stroke of work. (6:56) And I also have the Rode NTG5, which Andrew and I were talking about when I was in Australia.   (7:02) And so I'd be interested to try that in the same situation. (7:06) I used the NTG5 in the back of my car, the first test I did before the CC8 got here. (7:12) And yeah, it sounded great.   (7:13) You probably get the same result as the 41.6, I would suggest. (7:17) There's a bit more bottom end to it. That's the only thing.   (7:20) I also found the NTG5, it seemed more sensitive than the 416. (7:29) I don't know. (7:30) Oh yeah.   (7:31) It has a much higher output. (7:33) No, because I was in Mexico hanging out with Dustin Eboar. (7:39) And we had my tri-boot there and kind of our gear combined.   (7:43) And we tried both the 41.6 and the NTG5 with exactly the same gear, just switching the mic. (7:53) And it was quite different. (7:55) Yeah, yeah, yeah.   (7:56) That's a huge amount of output on the NTG5. (7:59) Right. (7:59) My NTG5 is at the mailbox waiting to be picked up because they replaced it.   (8:04) Oh wow, that's cool. (8:06) I'm the only one left with one that didn't blow up, I think. (8:09) Mine blew up? (8:10) Yeah, mine didn't blow up.   (8:14) No. (8:15) Don't use it. It won't blow up.   (8:18) I had a sphere mic blow up in Australia. (8:22) Yeah, I took it all the way to Australia thinking how great it was going to be having that mic with me. (8:28) And then I got there and was absolutely perplexed for a while why it wasn't working.   (8:32) And it turned out to be a busted capsule. (8:34) And this was a brand new sphere. (8:35) You know the problem with that, mate.   (8:36) It was actually a northern hemisphere and you're in the southern hemisphere. (8:41) That was the problem. (8:42) Oh my God.   (8:44) You are, I will. (8:47) David Kay traveled with the sphere to Japan, you know. (8:50) And I just thought it was risky because it is a much more fragile mic than any small diaphragm, you know, shotgun or pencil mic, you know.   (8:58) Small diaphragm, shotguns, and pencils are a much, much better travel mic companion. (9:03) Well, the shotguns are made for like, you know, like one of the things about the 416 is go record in the wind. (9:09) Well, in a rainforest.   (9:10) In a rain, right. (9:11) You can take a 46 in a rainforest. (9:14) Right.   (9:14) Because it's working like as a RF microphone instead of directing it off the... (9:20) Yeah. (9:21) Well, as does the NTG-5, you know. (9:23) The NTG-5 is RF? (9:24) Yeah.   (9:25) Really? (9:26) So any mic with an RF design is basically completely impervious to moisture. (9:33) Yeah. (9:34) So that's why they're used.   (9:36) But as for the capsule blowing up, what was the outcome? (9:39) Is that mic still sitting in the box or... (9:43) Yeah, I haven't replaced it yet because replacing it in Australia when it was all happening was just silly business. (9:49) So I've waited until I go back to Canada and then promptly didn't do it. (9:54) It is a secondary sphere because I recently got a new Apollo unit and they threw in one of the new ones for free.   (10:03) And I thought... (10:04) Oh, was it the DX? (10:05) Yeah. (10:06) They threw in the small one? (10:08) Yeah. (10:08) So it's a bit small.   (10:09) How do you find it compares? (10:10) It has less of a capsule working. (10:14) I like the smaller size. (10:17) I mean, it's not hugely noticeable, but yeah, I'm excited to try it.   (10:22) Oh, so the one that you traveled with was this new smaller addition. (10:26) Yeah. (10:27) Yeah.   (10:28) And I have a pretty good travel bag. (10:30) Like, I hear you on the durability of those large diaphragm mics. (10:35) But yeah, I've managed to find this.   (10:39) It's a camera bag and it's got a good hard shell and it's a backpack. (10:44) And to the chagrin of my engineer took an exacto knife and just cut out the foam in the sphere it comes with. (10:56) And I just shoved it in this camera bag and it feels really well protected.   (11:00) But then again, maybe I smashed a capsule when I was traveling and it's not as protected as I thought. (11:07) Oh, any dents? (11:08) No, no dents. (11:10) Is this like the torque? (11:11) I'm expecting them to replace it.   (11:12) Like, it just sounds like vaulty. (11:15) But it'll be interesting because I picked up the different microphones, the ocean way and the main one, I think. (11:22) I did those two.   (11:23) I forget, but... (11:25) The sphere models. (11:25) The sphere models, but I'll just use it with the 818. (11:28) How's that working out? (11:29) I haven't touched it yet.   (11:31) Oh yeah, I haven't even. (11:32) It's just color. (11:33) But I figure it'll just be, you know, like color, you know, even if the sphere mics are somehow accurate.   (11:38) I would imagine. (11:39) I mean, that is something we have not done yet. (11:41) We haven't done an OC818 versus sphere mic sound.   (11:45) You know, how do they sound compared to each other? (11:48) How different is the OC818 through the sphere 47? (11:53) Right. (11:53) Can you swap in an OC818 if you don't have a sphere or you just don't want to bring the sphere because it's so physically large? (12:02) Can you just plug it in, you know? (12:04) It would work with any truly dual output large diaphragm mic, you would think. (12:10) Yeah, because there's a couple others out there.   (12:12) Not that many, but Sennheiser has the new MKH. (12:15) I think it's the Assault at NAB. (12:18) I believe it's called the 800.   (12:20) And it's a dual output mic. (12:22) And then Aladdin has one, and Pearl has one. (12:26) It's becoming a thing.   (12:27) It is. (12:28) I was thinking that when they can get them to the size of something like, you know, an NTG5 and shorter, (12:34) that'll be a huge game changer to have a modeling mic that you can travel with, (12:38) especially if it has the tech that the sphere has where you can kind of mitigate problems with the room in real time with those sets. (12:47) Oh, the sphere has like the reflection filter built in.   (12:50) George can probably explain it better than I can. (12:52) Yeah, I don't get it. (12:54) Oh, yeah.   (12:54) Well, they have a set of these filters in the sphere plug-in itself that are designed to compensate for acoustical flaws. (13:06) With using those reflections. (13:08) Okay, that's what it's for.   (13:09) And so they're just little curves they came up with. (13:14) But they made it very user friendly. (13:16) Instead of having it be a variable knob, you know, (13:19) they just have a whole bunch of like, click on this picture.   (13:22) If it looks kind of like what you're sitting in front of, then try this. (13:26) Which is cool because it's just one less thing to have to think about. (13:31) But the thing is, there's just a setting for booth.   (13:34) Which clearly is not going to work because everybody's booth is a different size. (13:38) Although I'd love to see the EQ curve for the chaotic eyeball. (13:46) Well, I did look at the MKH 800 Twin, it's called, the 800 Twin.   (13:52) And it's a bit spendy at $3,200. (13:55) But if you want a very small two capsule microphone to travel with, that one could fill the bill. (14:01) It is very small.   (14:03) A very old microphone that few people know about is the Neumann KM86. (14:09) It's a small diaphragm or smallish diaphragm. (14:12) But dual-sided, full polar pattern selection.   (14:17) It looks like a tiny U87, I think, kind of thing. (14:22) I believe, if I remember right. (14:24) But it's a small diaphragm, multi-pattern.   (14:24) It looks like a German hand-grinder. That's what it looks like. (14:27) The KM86.   (14:29) But it's a multi-pattern small diaphragm. (14:31) So you could, if someone modded it to have more than one output. (14:34) Well, have you thought about, or even wanting to bother with using... (14:38) Did you say you tried using your Sphere Apollo combo in your Tesla or in your car? (14:44) You've done that now or in the past? (14:46) Not in the Tesla.   (14:49) Yeah, I have taken the Sphere and a Solo. (14:54) And my laptop is the travel rig to Australia. (14:58) You did that in the Ferrari, right? (15:01) Or was it the Lamborghini? I can't remember which one? (15:03) Yeah, the Ferrari has this humming noise thing all the time.   (15:07) I guess it just does that. (15:08) And unfortunately, the people at the dealership didn't like it, (15:11) that I took my gear and just sat in their car and started taking photos. (15:16) I wasn't pretty sure for some reason.   (15:20) Nor the guy whose Tesla I stole this afternoon. (15:26) And glued a mouth-mouth. (15:30) The only thing the guy did is he glued this thing.   Is it attractive? (15:33) I brought him some alcohol swabs. He'll be right. (15:37) I've worked out what the humming noise is in the Tesla.   (15:40) Oh, really? (15:40) It's the Musk hydroponic mode. You've got to turn that off. (15:46) I drove on in the screw mode.   (15:48) I think Robert's on the hydroponic mode right at the moment. (15:51) I am. Hold on.   (15:54) Fantastic. (15:55) Well, I was asking because I rigged it up for David Kay. (15:59) We did the Sphere on a mount arm.   (16:02) I got him this crazy over-engineered cobbled-together arm. (16:06) It's basically, if anybody from lighting knows what a baby arm is. (16:10) But it's basically, you know, it's an arm with a clamp on each end.   (16:14) So one clamp clamps to the steering wheel or a yoke or whatever it is in that car. (16:19) And then the mic mounts to that. (16:21) And it also has a place to mount your phone or tablet to read your script.   (16:26) And that whole thing rigs off your steering wheel with that huge mic. (16:29) And then we put the mic sideways. (16:30) That's what we found worked best was, because it's so large, (16:33) to get the capsule in the ideal spot.   (16:36) We just have it literally sideways. (16:39) And he's running a U67 model. (16:42) Because that's the mic he would typically use at home.   (16:45) And the clients were more happy with it. (16:47) I was amazed. (16:48) I didn't think it was going to work with that.   (16:50) Because we didn't put a pillow or anything up against the windscreen. (16:54) And it worked out. (16:55) And that's a Model X, which is physically larger inside.   (16:58) So that helps. (16:59) I don't know if it's because the windshield is so long. (17:02) Because the windshield is facing down.   (17:05) It's not really facing you. (17:06) It's not going to hit the microphone. (17:07) Exactly.   (17:08) The sound is going to go down to the dash. (17:12) It's directly behind and directly in front of the mic. (17:15) I would think that's the first sort of issue.   (17:19) I guess with my setup that I did most recently in the Tesla, (17:22) I am more like talking across to the passenger seat, (17:26) rather than directly at the windshield. (17:30) So pillows stuffed into the windshield opposite the mic. (17:35) Yeah.   (17:35) That would be one spot. (17:37) And I was thinking of taking some of the tri-booth blankets (17:41) and hanging them from the coat hooks (17:47) or the handlebars on the side (17:50) and seeing how that works out. (17:52) They're quite long though, the tri-booth ones.   (17:55) Yeah, they're big. (17:56) You could nail gun them to the roof. (18:00) Or staple them or something.   (18:02) Super glue. (18:04) 3M will just laugh gleefully as they see me coming. (18:09) Some of these guys send me sticky squares.   (18:12) But it's funny, isn't it? (18:12) How different your environment in the Tesla is to my car, (18:16) which is a smaller car, two doors, tiny in the back. (18:20) And I just squeeze in the back because I've got my glass roof. (18:24) So I don't have to worry about that.   (18:26) How the Vespa setup worked? (18:29) It's hard getting your head under the seat. (18:32) But I'm working on that. (18:35) No glass roof to worry about.   (18:37) Yeah, you're starting with a difficult proposition with the glass ceiling, aren't you? (18:43) It's a killer to begin with. (18:45) So what do you do to the audio after you record raw files? (18:48) And do you just raw record raw files and send? (18:51) Or do you do any cleanup? (18:53) Well, yeah, herein lies the problem that I don't have access to a door. (18:58) It's just Twisted Wave Mobile.   (19:02) But I also tried to think about what I actually wanted this setup to do or to achieve. (19:08) And it really is just for the ants in the pants stuff that people can't wait for, (19:15) and for auditions and quick turnaround jobs. (19:17) But when I'm here in Victoria, and I'm not at my home studio, (19:23) I'm about a 40-minute drive to downtown.   (19:26) And in downtown Victoria, I do have a small commercial studio that I own. (19:32) And it has a StudioBricks in there. (19:34) So it's not too far to get to either one of those.   (19:37) So I didn't want to go overboard with the car rig. (19:43) And if I'm proper traveling, then I'm usually taking the Triboose. (19:47) But also, to be fair, mate, as an engineer, (19:49) I'm guessing Robert would agree with me on this.   (19:51) He said, if you sent me that file, I'd have no issue. (19:55) Sure. (19:55) Yeah, I'd have no problem.   (19:56) Even with that hum, Cevox seemed to take it out pretty well. (20:02) I don't know how much artifact do you got after that. (20:07) It wasn't too artifacty, yeah.   (20:09) The twist of a knob on clarity, that'd be gone. (20:12) So really, that's no issue. (20:13) Yeah, absolutely.   (20:14) That's another good question, because I was talking to a client about Cevox today. (20:18) And I said, you know, Cevox does make it sound really good to you. (20:21) The question I guess I have, really, is does it make it sound good to the engineer? (20:26) And how much time, I mean, Robbo and Robert, (20:28) how much have you heard audio through Cevox that you've received on your end? (20:33) If I've gotten it, I don't know that I've gotten it.   (20:35) I wouldn't know. (20:37) It's pretty transparent. (20:40) It is really transparent.   (20:42) That is the magic of that plugin. (20:44) If you go all the way to the walls, you might start picking up some, you know, go 100%. (20:49) You might pick up some very small artifacts, but it's amazingly transparent.   (20:55) Yeah, and more dynamic outside sounds as well. (21:00) I was recording at my parents' house in Australia, (21:04) and some inconsiderate person was mowing their lawn. (21:10) So like the one of your parents? (21:12) Yeah, one of my parents.   (21:16) And yeah, Cevox really made a pretty good show of the recording, (21:23) even with it kind of like moving around different areas. (21:25) I guess like a mower is still that, you know, lower frequency. (21:31) It's kind of droning.   (21:32) Yeah, and it's a consistent sound that's easier to hear. (21:34) There's not too much doppler with it unless you have like the fancy writing lawn mower. (21:40) There is two laws in life that if you wash your car, it will rain.   (21:44) And if you open a microphone, the neighbors are going to start doing something noisy. (21:48) So, you know, it's two guarantees in life, right? (21:51) That's right. (21:54) Have you ever had anyone pick up? (21:56) Are you putting anything across their audio? (21:58) No, not for a long time.   (22:00) Even running the modeling preamps in the Apollo unit, I keep it all very sparing. (22:08) I just want to get the color and the tone of the preamp and just bring in that difference (22:15) rather than engaging any of the hectic EQ or compression. (22:23) I like to think that I follow a lot of the principles of what you guys say on this show.   (22:27) Just keep it simple, send it on clean, and start with a really good bass. (22:32) Obviously, that's harder to do in the car and when we're traveling, (22:35) but I still just try to... (22:38) When I travel, I want to as closely mirror what I have here as possible. (22:44) Which is tricky.   (22:45) You're not running through like a bunch of boutique outboard gear at home. (22:52) And the preamp is just the Apollo pre, right? (22:56) This is Solo or...? (22:57) That's right, yeah. (22:58) Yeah, I have all Apollo units.   (23:00) I used to have a 6176, the UAD, the numbers are right. (23:07) Yeah, I had that and I ended up selling it because it felt like too many moving parts (23:15) and modeling it in the Apollo unit was so impressive that I felt like I'm going to sell this thing. (23:22) So are you using more than just the mic models? Are you using the preamp models as well? (23:26) Yeah.   (23:27) Actually, at the moment, I'm just using the twin preamp. (23:32) But generally, I will run... (23:35) I'll do a lot of my recording on the sphere and either... (23:41) What's your go-to emulation on the sphere? What sort of default? (23:45) The 416. (23:47) And then I have a couple that I dial into for different types of reads.   (23:53) Like if I'm doing trailer or something grittier. (23:58) You know how they came with some presets from Jordan Reynolds made some and then Brent Allen-Hagel? (24:05) Yeah, I heard that. (24:05) Yeah, I like one that Brent did for trailers and it's actually a combo.   (24:13) I suppose I can switch to it now. (24:17) By the way, how they got onto the preset list of that company, I'm wondering... (24:22) It pulled that off. (24:25) Because I've been dealing with them for so many years and I've never gotten anything like that.   (24:31) That's crazy. (24:32) I'm not jealous. (24:32) No, I'm just very glad that service is available.   (24:35) I would like to see you on that. (24:37) At least he's given away his presets for free. (24:41) Yeah, well, I mean, no props to them.   (24:43) I think it's cool that they're available. (24:46) What's something you're using? (24:48) This is the trailer setting from Brent Allen-Hagel and I don't actually know the proper brands (24:56) because they can't list it, but it's the LD800. (25:01) So that's the Sony? (25:02) But then it's combined with the 47K.   (25:07) So you have 47K caps, I guess, something like that? (25:10) Yeah, the K47, is it? (25:12) K47? (25:13) That's cool. (25:14) So that's what we're hearing now? (25:16) Yeah, that's right. (25:16) And I should be... (25:17) I think I'm printing this.   (25:18) Yeah, yeah. (25:19) Yeah, it riches... (25:20) It riches... (25:21) Richens in Richens? (25:23) That's it. (25:23) Adds more richness.   (25:25) Have you taken the 416-416, put it in the second channel with no preamp or no emulation (25:32) and just put it right next to this one and record the exact same thing? (25:37) I have meant to try that. (25:38) No, I haven't yet. (25:40) But to my ears, my simpleton ears, they are really, really close.   (25:45) And I do have two 416s, obviously the one that's in the car now. (25:52) And I have a sentimental 416, which I'll never sell. (25:58) But I mostly am using the 416 setting on the sphere.   (26:02) And then I have a U87 AI just next to me here. (26:07) And I've hung on to that mostly for workflow purposes. (26:11) I kind of have one mic that is hooked up for, I guess, like quick auditions and quick rip (26:21) and reads.   (26:22) And then I have this sphere that I'm talking to you guys on. (26:26) It's over here with a music stand looking out the window. (26:30) It's just like a nice little zone.   (26:33) Yeah, big creative spaces. (26:35) We're actually talking about our next episode now, aren't we? (26:38) Oh, sorry. (26:38) We're drifting to the next episode.   (26:38) We have. (26:39) I wonder how they do the polar pattern, because if you think about it, the 416 being a shotgun, (26:48) you can really only get that polar pattern from the physical shape. (26:53) And they can recreate any polar pattern with the large diaphragm.   (26:57) But you'll notice a large diaphragm never has a shotgun. (27:01) I mean, you kind of have a hypercardioid. (27:03) Do you find the 416 emulation to be a little bit more forgiving in the movement, like the polar pattern? (27:13) Can you move around the mic and it doesn't sound quite as phasy and weird? (27:16) Yeah.   (27:16) So I've switched now. (27:18) Now I'm on the 416 emulation. (27:21) I just did the click of the mouse.   (27:24) And it's on... (27:25) Which pattern is it on? (27:29) The cool thing with the... (27:31) It's on cardioid, on a cardioid pattern. (27:34) And now it's on a hypercardioid. (27:38) So now I'm talking off axis.   (27:40) And you can hear how it jumps forward, even on the... (27:44) Put it on an omni. (27:45) Put it on an omni? (27:46) Sure thing. (27:47) There you go.   (27:48) Oh, yeah, there we go. (27:49) So that's omni. (27:50) That's an omni 416.   (27:52) Anybody wonder what that sounds like? (27:54) It's a huge curve of a 416 without the... (27:57) I mean, acoustics in the booth are fantastic. (27:59) So even when you're on the omni, it still sounds really... (28:02) It actually sounds nice. (28:03) Like focused.   (28:03) Yeah, right. (28:04) So here's me kind of doing like direct address. (28:08) My mic is above hanging from the roof and from the ceiling.   (28:15) And it's tilted maybe... (28:19) What is that? (28:21) Forty... (28:21) A little over 40 degrees down towards me. (28:24) More vertical than horizontal? (28:27) Or more horizontal? (28:28) More vertical than horizontal, I would say. (28:30) Oh, okay.   (28:32) Interesting. (28:33) Yeah. (28:33) That's a pretty steep angle.   (28:34) Yeah, I've been meaning to play around with it. (28:36) Just to see what different sounds I get out. (28:38) This one is set up partially for... (28:42) Yeah, the way I am at the music stand, (28:44) although I guess I could change it.   (28:46) But then the U87 that I have just over here is... (28:51) That's more horizontal than vertical. (28:54) I think it just shows how the room acoustics are. (28:57) So important.   (28:58) So big. (28:59) Because if you'll notice when you switch through those patterns (29:01) and try different mics, they all sound really good. (29:05) So it just comes down to these shades of mauve.   (29:08) Yeah. (29:09) Yeah, yeah, yeah. (29:10) Who consulted on this booth? (29:11) Who was that? (29:12) Oh, I'm not trying to plug myself.   (29:14) No, I'm plugging you. (29:18) But yeah, that is the point. (29:19) I think it would have been funnier if you dogged it.   (29:22) Yeah, exactly. (29:24) Exactly. (29:25) It's just great hearing a booth that I helped design out of... (29:29) Just hearing it years later or months later, whatever.   (29:32) Just hearing it used in this pair of headphones (29:35) that I'm wearing in this situation (29:36) and going, wow, it sounds good in there. (29:39) That's just so important, everybody. (29:40) Get those acoustics nailed (29:42) and then you can really enjoy the variety of microphones.   (29:48) It's like getting a taste for wine (29:50) and now you can enjoy different kinds of wine. (29:52) And I don't have that. (29:55) I do.   (29:55) I'm not saying I do. (29:57) But once you do, then you can enjoy a ton of... #ProAudioSuite #AudioEngineering #VoiceActing #MobileRecording #StudioOnTheGo #TeslaStudio

what a day of Siam Cup rugby that was! Guernsey's sides dazzled in the sunshine against Jersey, winning the men's and ladies clashes in starkly contrasting ways at Footes Lane. In this episode we bring you an insight from men's coach Jordan Reynolds and player of the match Ciaran Mcgann in the immediate aftermath of their 49-33 win, while Ladies coach Steve Evans joined Nick Mann in the studio to talk through their 17-15 victory which came after a successful penalty in the 80th minute. ★ Support this podcast ★

Jordan Reynolds, a former Olympic Team GB member, England captain, and professional boxer, joins Chloë in this episode to talk about his boxing journey. Jordan reflects on the nuances of boxing, emphasising the sacrifices and loneliness that come with it. He shares how he established his academy at a young age and offers preparation perspectives before stepping into the ring. He also highlights the importance of work ethic and resilience in overcoming the challenges of individual sports. Jordan discusses the influence of YouTubers and non-professionals entering the boxing ring, providing insight into how it's changing the dynamics of the sport. He also recounts his experiences in building his personal brand and exploring entrepreneurship in boxing, whilst revealing what's next for him. Tune in to this conversation and discover the highs and lows of a professional boxer's life outside the ring.  Apply to be published with us ►https://inspiredbypublishing.typeform.com/to/dW6xVVo8?utm_source=inspiredbyshowBecome a published author and bring your ideas to life today with The Ultimate Book Writing Planner!  ► https://www.inspiredbybooks.co.uk/planner    Get Your Copy of Just Write The Damn Book ►https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1739567110Subscribe to the Show ► https://youtube.com/@InspiredByShow / https://apple.co/44feNeV Watch on YouTube ►  https://youtu.be/8wWKOVWo83QSee all of Chloë's FREE resources here ► https://chloebisson.com  Learn more about Jordan and the Boxing Academy► https://www.jordanreynoldsboxing.com/ ADD US ON:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chloebissonofficialTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@inspiredbyshow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chloebissonofficial  About the host: Chloë Bisson is a #1 best-selling author, book publisher, award-winning entrepreneur, international speaker, and visibility expert. After building her career in the corporate world, Chloë's success came to a sharp halt when she was diagnosed with severe clinical depression at the age of 25 and was told she would need to be on antidepressants for the rest of her life. Despite getting on the road to recovery, Chloë still lost her job and suffered a few more life setbacks. At her lowest point, Chloë read a book that lit a spark within her, and she knew she was meant for more. She began her journey into entrepreneurship in 2017, first with a coaching business. In 2019, she wrote her book

Welcome to a special episode of the Warm Up where we're previewing a huge day of Siam Cup rugby. Host Nick Mann has been getting the thoughts of the Guernsey Raiders director of rugby Jordan Reynolds and Ladies head coach Steve Evans, while across the water the JEP's Stephen Anderson and Elliot Corbel have spoken to their Jersey opposite numbers Myles Landick and Simon Le Moignan. Action gets under way at Footes Lane on Saturday at 10.15am with the veterans clash for the Nash Cup. At 11.45am the seconds play for the Fallaize then at 1.45pm it's the Spring Insure Ladies Siam Cup. The men's Siam begins at  4.15pm.  ★ Support this podcast ★

There are metric tons of bad mistakes you can make in voice over. You can have no training or be undertrained. You can have a bad recording space or bad equipment. You can do your own demos. You can have a bad website. All of those are fixable. No training? Start training. Bad recording space, bad equipment, bad audio? Totally fixable. Call Uncle Roy, George The Tech, Jordan Reynolds, or Tim Tippets. Bad demos? Work with a reputable demo producer. Bad website, work with a pro designer. But there's one mistake that is not nearly as fixable. Make this mistake and it will derail your voice over career for years. What is it? Takeaways: Working for low-ball rates devalues your work and attracts demanding clients. Voiceover is a service, and clients should value the collaboration and the end product. Choose value-driven clients and build a business based on quality and professionalism. Beware of coaches who promise quick success; building a successful voiceover business takes time and dedication. _____________________________ ▶️ Watch this next: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVUuUfwNTG--FN1vPuoJlK4Hfl52pi5UA VO Pro: https://vopro.pro SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/@vo-pro?sub_confirmation=1 The VO Freedom Master Plan: https://vopro.pro/vo-freedom-master-plan The VO Pro Community: https://vopro.app Use code You15Tube for 15% off of your membership for life. The VO Pro Podcast: https://vopro.pro/podcast 7 Steps to Starting and Developing a Career in Voiceover: https://welcome.vopro.pro/7-steps-yt Move Touch Inspire Newsletter for Voice Actors: https://vopro.pro/move-touch-inspire-youtube Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vofreedom The VO Pro Shop: https://vopro.pro/shop Say Hi on Social:  https://pillar.io/paulschmidtpro https://www.instagram.com/vopro.pro https://www.clubhouse.com/@paulschmidtvo https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulschmidtvo/ My voice over website: https://paulschmidtvoice.com GVAA Rate Guide: http://vorateguide.com Tools and People I Work with and Recommend (If you use these links to buy something I may earn a commission.):  Recommended Book List with Links: https://amzn.to/3H9sBOO Gear I Use with Links: https://amzn.to/3V4d3kZ As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. For lead generation and targeting - Apollo.io: https://apollo.grsm.io/yt-paulschmidtpro Way Better than Linktree: https://pillar.io/referral/paulschmidtpro  

I got to sit down with Jordan Reynolds, a dedicated fitness instructor and personal trainer, to discuss her journey from toxic relationships to finding true love and wellness. Jordan shares her personal story of overcoming toxic relationships, finding healing through therapy, and ultimately meeting her husband online.Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with insights, personal growth, and the journey to finding true love and wellness. Tune in now to embark on a journey of healing and self-discovery with Jordan Reynolds.IN THIS EPISODE:- (1:11) Upcoming Workshop announcement- (6:41) Jordan's Toxic Relationship Experience- (10:37) Engagement and Discovery of Infidelity- (21:27) Leaving the Toxic Relationship- (27:48) Moving Forward and Meeting the Right Partner- (32:10) Meeting the Husband on Bumble- (41:08) Impact of Husband on Business and Wellness- (45:34) Advice for Healing and Attracting Healthy RelationshipsRESOURCES- Check out my How to Attract Devoted Masculine Men Masterclass HERE - App rec: BumbleCONNECT WITH CHARLENE On Instagram @mscharlenebyars On YouTube @chosentrainingWork with me HERECONNECT WITH JORDANOn Instagram HERE

Jordan Reynolds discusses his battles growing up, him adapting to his foster family and how he manages stress. We also dive into his big plans of the year and how he plans to win a title. The latest sports news and talking points around the world internationally and locally. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio www.soundcloud.com/pulse95radio

In this first episode of our two-part rugby special, Nick Mann talks to Guernsey Raiders Director of Rugby Jordan Reynolds about the ups and downs of the season so far, the challenges of National League rugby and how his side are changing the mood in their bid to climb clear of the relegation battle.  ★ Support this podcast ★

This week, I'm joined by Jordan Reynolds, a professional boxer with an impressive record of seven wins in seven fights. We explore his journey from a troubled youth to finding solace and belonging in the boxing gym. He candidly discusses the challenges he faced, both inside and outside the ring, and how he used discipline and determination to overcome them. We delve into the world of boxing, examining the differences between amateur and professional fights, various boxing styles of different nations, and the importance of mindset and resilience in the sport. Jordan also opens up about his difficult upbringing, the trauma he experienced, and his desire to create a loving and supportive family environment. The discussion focuses on personal growth, spiritual practices, and why it's vital to give back to the community. TAKEAWAYS Jordan recognised his potential in boxing early on, even with limited experience. His determination and grit were evident in his amateur fights, where he faced opponents with far more experience and still performed well. You should always take your career seriously from the start. Jordan focussed on his diet, nutrition, and overall fitness, and was influenced by the professional boxers he trained with and aimed to emulate their dedication and commitment to their craft. You'll always encounter scepticism and negativity from some people who feel threatened by your ambition and drive. However, with a strong support system, you'll always overcome the doubters. In addition to his boxing career, Jordan has embraced various practices and experiences to enhance his personal growth and well-being. These include exploring spirituality, engaging in breathwork and meditation, and even participating in ceremonies involving ancient medicines like mushrooms. Jordan's openness to different practices reflects his desire to continually improve himself and find balance in his life. BEST MOMENTS "People want you to do well, but not better than them." "Life's hard, man. I've seen what it's done to people" "I was in the gym from 10 in the morning till 10 at night. It was like I belonged there and maybe as a kid growing up I never had that at home." "I've got to work, I've got to graft, man. 24-7 to get out of this." VALUABLE RESOURCES On A Mission - https://omny.fm/shows/on-a-mission   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/EllieMckay  Jordan Reynolds Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jreynoldsboxing/?hl=en

Guernsey Raiders' Malcolm Barnes — arguably the club's best-ever player — joins Tony Curr and Gareth Le Prevost alongside director of rugby Jordan Reynolds as he prepares to bid a fond farewell to the island after 12 years to return home to his native New Zealand.This podcast is supported by Upgrade Fitness — Guernsey's new state-of-the-art gym and fitness centre. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Black Friday / Cyber Monday right around the corner, perhaps you're going to be looking for some great deals on some new equipment to upgrade your studio. Or, maybe you'd like to add some new studio equipment to your Wish List for Santa? In this episode, Jordan Reynolds offers up plenty of new gear for your consideration and he does it across multiple budget ranges as well. From microphones to interfaces and headphones to other fun gizmos and gadgets, you'll have plenty to go shopping for after this interview. CONNECT WITH JORDAN REYNOLDS Jordan Reynolds - https://jordanreynolds.com Jordan Reynolds Courses - https://www.jordanreynolds.com/links Jordan Reynolds on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jordansvoice Jordan Reynolds on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/jordanreynolds Jordan Reynolds on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanreyn Jordan Reynolds on X - https://twitter.com/jordanreyn Jordan Reynolds on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jordansvoice Jordan Reynolds on Threads - https://www.threads.net/@jordansvoice Marc Scott on Instagram - @marcscott GEAR MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE MXL 990 - https://amzn.to/3ME7mri AT875R - https://amzn.to/3ufPLPU Rode NT1 5th Gen - https://amzn.to/3sxQThh Shure KSM32 - https://amzn.to/46f7W5H Roswell Pro Audio Mini K87 - https://amzn.to/46klPzj MKH 416 - https://amzn.to/3G0Fc5X TLM 103 - https://amzn.to/3QZOGVm Lewitt 1040 - https://amzn.to/3ui4GsY UAD Sphere LX - https://amzn.to/46l0eXE Mogami XLR Cables - https://amzn.to/40D5Xqq Solid State SSL 2 - https://amzn.to/49v1Kt0 Focusrite 2i2 - https://amzn.to/49FUaMc Steinberg UR12 - https://amzn.to/49ApQ5I Audient ID4 - https://amzn.to/40BMpD7 UAD Apollo - https://amzn.to/3MLyUuD Apogee Symphony - https://amzn.to/40H6Nm1 PreSonus Revelator - https://amzn.to/3G1uPi9 MicMute PPD - https://amzn.to/3MJNanD Elgato Key Lights - https://amzn.to/47fX8W9 Logitech Brio 4K - https://amzn.to/47xlOZT Behringer MICROMON MA400 - https://amzn.to/40CIQfV ATH-M50x - https://amzn.to/3R1S4zc Mini K87 - https://roswellproaudio.com/?aff=61 RESOURCES FOR VOICE ACTORS * 12 Ways to Market Your Voice Over Demo Visit https://vopreneur.com/12demotips * Get an instant $25 credit when you sign up for VoiceZam Visit https://voicezam.com/marcscott * For voice over services: Visit https://marcscottvoiceover.com * Want VOpreneur Swag? Visit https://teespring.com/stores/vopreneur * Join the VOpreneur Facebook Group Visit https://facebook.com/groups/vopreneur EVERYDAY VOPRENEURS IN THIS EPISODE * Thanks to "Uncle Roy" for production assistance! Visit https://antlandproductions.com * Thanks to Christy Harst for VO contributions! Visit https://christyharst.com * Thanks to Krysta Wallrauch for VO contributions! Visit https://krystawallrauch.com If you need guidance with your voice over business or learning how to more effectively market, I can help. Book a 15 minute free consultation with me to discuss your specific needs. Book Your Consult

This week with Tony Curr and Jamie Ingrouille:

Tony Curr, Gareth Le Prevost, and Jamie Ingrouille round up the week in island sport:

Tony Curr and Gareth Le Prevost round up the week in Guernsey sport:

The fallout from local election results, where the Conservatives lost more than 1,000 councillors and 49 councils, is hitting home for the Tories as Rishi Sunak faces criticism from his own party. Plus, Brexit is back. Energy Secretary Grant Shapps says Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer wants to "re-open" the Brexit settlement while Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg tells Sophy Ridge that Brexit stopped the Ukraine invasion from succeeding.On the Sophy Ridge On Sunday podcast, hear Sophy's interviews with Jacob Rees-Mogg, Grant Shapps, as well as shadow business secretary Jordan Reynolds. Plus, Sophy's joined by Sky's political correspondent Liz Bates and programme editor Scott Beasley to unpick and analyse those interviews.

As the opening night of the new Rusty Pick winds down, a shockwave tears across the sky as Sugar Grove is destroyed. To the north, the Archivist tracks Commander Johns and Bishop to Vault 51 and uncovers an experiment in progress controlled by a new powerful threat to Appalachia. Elsewhere, Commander Johns and Charles Bishop find themselves trapped in a fiery hellscape future in a neverending fight to the death as a ring of flames draws closer. These episodes are in loving memory to long time Bethesda Game Studios developer Ferret Baudoin, who recorded his lines prior to his untimely passing. His family has graciously allowed us to use them posthumously and it is fitting that in these episodes he will save the day, one last time. The remainder of our season ad revenue from these episodes will be benefiting the global crisis and humanitarian work of Project Hope. Please support our fundraiser: ⁠https://donate.tiltify.com/+fallout-for-hope-ukrainerelief/chad-a-fallout-76-story-podcast⁠ Written by Kenneth Vigue. Production editing by Christian Mower GUEST: Jordan Reynolds ~ Reuben Gill GUEST: Jake Green ~ ZAX 1.3c GUEST: TYR ~ Aeternus GUEST: Ferret Baudoin ~ The Archivist Alexander Luthor ~ Chad Johnson, Bear, Free Radical #1 Kenneth Vigue ~ Narrator Sean Baptiste ~ Brooks Calvert Lady Devann ~ Atomic Alice Tooniversal ~ Damon Toon t0nik ~ Crane Jessica Duval ~ Susie, Tiffany Clint Winberry ~ Moose Miller, Dogbreath, Guard #1 Christian Mower ~ Punch, Mr. Handy, Mr. Clark Fenwa Teryen ~ Charles Bishop, Guard #2 Jessica Marie Dickey ~ Patsy Parker Dr. Mark Hauswirth ~ Abraham, Baldrick (Handy to the Archivist) Kevin Chenard ~ Fletcher Robert Solomon ~ Razorhandle (Raider), Free Radical #2 Robyn Meif ~ Roper (Free Radicals Leader) Ray Middelthon ~ Commander Johns, Lucy Middelthon ~ Old Lady Simpson Elder Memes ~ Beckett Jorian Koeten ~ Insult Bot Christopher J. Morrow ~ Fritz Email and business inquiries:  ⁠fchad@fallout76podcast.com⁠ I hope to see you all in the Wasteland... CHAD: A Fallout 76 Story and its websites are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Bethesda Softworks LLC, ZeniMax Media Inc., Microsoft Corporation, or their affiliates or subsidiaries. All logos, designs, and product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. It does not reflect the views or opinions of either company or anyone officially involved in producing or managing Fallout 76. All other content on this site is copyright by the author, and is licensed under a ⁠Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License⁠. Audio program ©2023 Kenneth Vigue - All Rights Reserved. No reproduction of this content is permitted without express written consent. This content is protected by Digital Millennium Copyright Act Services Ltd. © --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fallout76podcast/message

NEWS: All ACTIVE Patreon Patrons are all welcome to voice a character on the podcast for our Season 2 finale! CLOSES: APRIL 30TH https://www.patreon.com/posts/little-love-for-80151378 Wes Johnson's Voiceapalooza campaign to fight Alzheimer's kicks off May 1st! To join our stream team visit: https://falloutforhope.com/join/ Tune into the streams: https://www.twitch.tv/chadfallout76podcast Donate: https://tiltify.com/+wes-johnsons-alzheimers-association-fundraiser/profile We'll back in our next episode in a few weeks: "Meanwhile in Nuclear Winter..." guest starring Jake Green and Jordan Reynolds! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fallout76podcast/message

Welcome to Roadcase!!  We're psyched to be joined by Jordan Reynolds this week, who performs as the psych-Americana outfit,  Rose Hotel. This wonderful Atlanta-based artist goes toe-to-toe with Josh in a fun interview filled with twists, turns and a few surprises (Wilco stories, anyone?).  Jordan has relied primarily on her strong DIY spirit, and her upcoming sophomore album entitled A Pawn Surrender, is co-produced with Drew Vandenberg (Faye Webster, Toro Y Moi, Futurebirds, et al). Her recent collaborations include studio work and touring with Susto as well as a recent tour in Faye Webster's backing band. Coming up in Western Kentucky alongside her friend, S.G. Goodman, she earned by her country roots early on.  So hop on the Roadcase bus to learn more about uber-talented Jordan Reynolds.  It's gonna be a great ride!!For more info:https://www.rosehotelmusic.com/For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Jordan Reynolds has quickly made a name for himself in Nashville. His songs have been cut by Thomas Rhett, Camila Cabello, Dan + Shay, Carrie Underwood, Justin Bieber, and more.  He 7 #1 singles, including 5 of the last Dan + Shay hits, “Tequila,” “Speechless,”“All to Myself” and “10,000 Hours" and "Glad You Exist." He talks about how he didn't set out to be a songwriter but discovered it in college after going after a vocal degree. He shares how his relationship with Dan + Shay formed, the success they've had together and what they are working on now. Bobby and him share the pros and cons of being eternal pessimists and optimists which changes the way they view accomplishments in their life. Jordan also shares the joke Bobby played on him years ago that made him gain respect for him. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trades Growth Summit Interview with Jordan Reynolds & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit is ACTION PACKED WITH SO MUCH VALUE TO SUPPORT YOU IN BUSINESS & LIFE Founded by Francis Rodino, Carolina Cohen & Wayne BettessThe Trades Growth Summit covers topics critical to successfully building and growing your Trades Business. Teachings and valuable insights will be shared by leading trade industry experts. Once you unlock the vault, you have lifetime access to ALL the video training content FOR LIFE!THE ULTIMATE ONLINE TRAINING FOR TRADES!50 WORLD-CLASS EXPERTS, AUTHORS, COACHES & LEADERS HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS IN 2022 AND BEYONDUnlock the Full Trades Growth Summit Vault and get inside access to the strategies, systems and mindset required to build a thriving Trades business. 100% NON-PROFIT supporting our Wounded Veterans!Listen, Watch & Learn from the Likes of Rob Moore, Paul Mort, Tom Reber, Alison Warner, Francis Rodino, James Dewane, Wayne Bettess,  Marcus Sheridan, Michael E Gerber and so many more!!!Sign Up to unlock the Trades Growth Summit Vault Here https://tradesgrowthsummit.org/What is Off The Tools™?Off The Tools™ was Founded by Wayne Bettess to provide World Class Business Coaching, Guidance & Support to the trades and construction industry in the UK. We also focus on our client's growth in what wayne calls “The Three B's™”. Off The Tools™ is dedicated to Elevating Trades Businesses and their owners to new levels.  - World-Class Business & Life Success Coaching Programs-  UK's Industry # 1 Podcast Show, Off The Tools Podcast  Supporting  Thousands of Trades Business Owers via our Community of Like-Minded People,  focussed on Elevating in all areas of lifeDonate to Help for Heroes here - https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wayne-bettess1ABOUT Wayne BettessDaddy – Husband – Business Coach – Podcast Host – Author – Entrepreneur https://helpmefix.io/page/engineers direct plumbing supplies Support the show

Autonomous manufacturing is a big topic in the tire sector, today, as producers seek to embrace digital technologies to transform their production operations. Join Mike Loughran as he learns more about this manufacturing revolution from his guests John Woods, Global Director, EMEA, and Jordan Reynolds, Global Director, Data Science & AI, both from Kalypso, a Rockwell Automation Company.

Hear from Jordan Reynolds and Dom Rice as Tony Curr and Gareth Le Prevost look ahead to Guernsey Raiders' new season, which gets under way on Saturday with a home game against Old Albanian. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hi friends, this is Dr. Michael Williams and welcome back to another episode of the diversify in path podcast. This podcast explores how investing in diversity can lead to a high return of investment in pathology and laboratory medicine by learning from the knowledge and experiences of diverse voices within our field.My next guest is Dr. Jordan Reynolds.Dr. Jordan P. Reynolds is a pathologist at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, FL where he is the Director of Cytology and the Director of the Biospecimens Committee. He signs out general surgical pathology with an interest in urologic pathology. He also serves as the Prostate Cancer Transatlantic Consortium (CaPTC) Director of the Minority Biobank and Tissue Modeling Core . Prior to his current position, he spent ten years at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, OH where he served as the Co-Section Head of Cytology and Program Director of the Cytopathology Fellowship. He is committed to clinical service, education and research and looks forward to education the next generation of pathologists.Twitter: jp_reynoldsMD#BlackInTheIvory

VOBS TECH-TALK #68. Part Two Of Our Audio Masters Roundtable!  The 6 Masterminds of home voice over studio audio continue their amazing conversation about what they know better than anyone else on the planet!  And they answer your questions. …And…. a few other cool things.  Dan and George welcome Cliff Zellman, nationally recognized auto dealer spot producer, Emmy Award winning Sound Designer and and engineer, Uncle Roy Yokelson, Big time Voice and Audio consultant Jordan Reynolds and The owner and Manager of Voice Tracks West in Studio City, CA,  Andrew Feliciano! A pleasant time is guaranteed for all! HEY! Catch it if you can all week on  Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ our homepage, VOBS.TV, and our podcast for those of you who love to listen on the go! We love our supporters and donors for your continued support. VOBS can't be here without YOU and our other great supporters: Voiceoveressentials.com,  VOHeroes.com  Sourceelements.com,  VoiceOverXtra.com,  VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com  and JMC Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production

Two Weeks OF Voice Over Body Shop You Do not Want To Miss! Part ONE this week: It's our super popular, somewhat Annual, Voice Over Body Shop Audio Masters Roundtable! With this crew, how can it go wrong? Cliff Zellman, nationally recognized auto dealer spot producer, Emmy Award winning Sound Designer and and engineer, Uncle Roy Yokelson, Big time Voice and Audio consultant Jordan Reynolds and The owner and Manager of Voice Tracks West in Studio City, CA,  Andrew Feliciano!  (He actually looks like he belongs in this picture!) They're our guests this week on Voice Over Body Shop  HEY! Catch the replay all week on  Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/  our homepage, VOBS.TV, and our podcast for those of you who love to listen on the go!  We love our supporters and donors for your continued support. VOBS can't be here without YOU and our other great supporters:   Voiceoveressentials.com,  VOHeroes.com  Sourceelements.com,  VoiceOverXtra.com,  VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com  and JMC Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production

Hear from the two coaches — Jordan Reynolds and Myles Landick, plus Raiders Ladies coach Steve Evans and player Justeen Baker, as Tony Curr and Rob Batiste preview the 2021 Centenary Siam Cup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's pod with Tony Curr, Rob Batiste, Gareth Le Prevost, and Jamie Ingrouille:— Hear a full interview with Jordan Reynolds as Guernsey Raiders prepare to make their long-awaited return to National Two South this weekend— Leading Sarnian showjumper Sarah Jackson joins to reflect on the Horse of the Year Show and her aspirations in the sport— Cricket, golf, athletics, and hill climb all feature in the highlights of the week— Plus there's a lookahead to Sunday's Granite Man Triathlon, the showpiece event of the local season Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this weeks ep we break down all the fights from Fight Camp week 3 including BUATSI fight against the toughest Latvian ever to walk the Earth Bolotniks. We are also joined by decorated amateur and newly turned pro JORDAN REYNOLDS who tells us all about his love of 50s music and his incredible life story!! DO NOT MISS THIS EP, COULD BE THE BEST ONE YET!! SPONSORED BY MANSCAPED

On this weeks episode, we have the brilliantly talented Jordan ReynoldsJordan is a professional boxer signed to the well respected MTK Global.Jordan has one hell of a story.From a trouble childhood, homelessness and having to quite literally hustle from day one, to turning professional and fulfilling his dreams as a professional boxer.Jordan has been a part of the GB squad , Proudly doing the country proud!Such an amazing and inspirational gentleman!The crazy corner is back , read by Al, and its a belter!Massive thanks to our sponsors :www.f2bclothing.comwww.buntingfordbrewery.comAll enquiries :ladsdadsandacoupleofbeers@gmail.com 

The VO Meter is proud to be back as Official Podcast of The eVOcation Conference 2021. We'll be brining you great previews from the presenters, as well as live interviews during the conference. Stay Tuned!

Steven is joined by professional boxer, Jordan Reynolds, to discuss the similarities between the world of business and sport, how the travelling community have come to represent the dominating players in the sport, and why your background is never a barrier to where you want to be in life. KEY TAKEAWAYS Businessmen and boxers have much in common when it comes to mindset. They both must possess determination, skill, perseverance and strategy. For a long time, the fighters from the travelling community have been content to rule the amateur leagues, but now, they are breaking through to the major competitions and dominating there. Those at the bottom of society know how to fight the hardest, plus they appreciate success far more when it arrives. Just because your beginnings are humble, doesn't mean your future has to be. Half the battle in life, sport or business, is in the preparation, and the strategies employed on the day. Never discount the value in being ready. BEST MOMENTS 'These are the conversations I'm really passionate about' 'Boxing is all about branding yourself' 'Becoming financially free is the goal' 'Boxing is a learning game. I'm still learning' VALUABLE RESOURCES The Steven Sulley Study      Jordan Reynolds Twitter - https://twitter.com/reynoldsboxing ABOUT THE HOST The Steven Sulley Study is my take on success. My view is you should have multiple focuses to be a well-rounded individual. Success shouldn't be just one thing like money, for example, it should also consist of a healthy fit lifestyle and thriving relationships. As a person who has made a success in life and also made huge cock-ups I feel I can offer suggestions and tips on how to become successful or at least start your pursuit. My 'Study' has taken resources from reading and education plus being around, my perception, of successful people and I, know a lot of successful people from all walks of life. My 'Study' coming from my experiences in business, investing, sales (my core background), training, boxing and education has enabled me to become well rounded and successful and I will help you in these key areas too. CONTACT METHOD Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Stephanie talks to Lindsay Sheppard, a voice actor who works across genres in animation, dubbing, eLearning, commercials and more.  We talk about animation techniques, being a mom in the industry, and some insider tips about submitting to agents. Lindsay’s Website: http://bubblegumvoice.com ( http://bubblegumvoice.com/ ) Coaching: http://lonestarvo.com ( http://lonestarvo.com/ ) Twitter: @LSheppardVO Instagram: @Lindsaysheppardvo TikTok: @bubblegumvoice Pumpkin Reports (animated show that Lindsay and I both voice characters in): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo9UvK0FqC1B_lu11zQzfAQ Lindsay’s first mic:  Rode NT1-A Lindsay’s booth: https://www.gretchken.com ( https://www.gretchken.com/ ) Jordan Reynolds (who made Lindsay’s demo): https://www.jordanreynolds.com ( https://www.jordanreynolds.com/ ) Stephanie’s first booth: https://www.instagram.com/p/B7t510hpbt1/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Making It To The Mic Website: www.stephaniepamroberts.com/podcast ( http://www.stephaniepamroberts.com/podcast ) Instagram: @stephaniepamrobertsvo Email: stephanie@stephaniepamroberts.com

This week, Lee interviews Jordan "The Wanderer" Reynolds, a British pro-Boxer whose message really is that you can achieve anything if you have the mindset of a champion! It's an incredibly empowering conversation that'll make you believe that if you can change the way you think, you can achieve anything.  KEY TAKEAWAYS Trauma in life, especially in our young years, may seem cataclysmic, but it also prepares us for the rough waters of life. Positivity can be achieved by visualising the future we want. Keep your eyes on the prize and work hard. Remember why you're doing it. If you believe in something enough, stick with it and keep going. Keep believing, and good things will happen. There isn't anything you can't achieve' We can't blame children for their lack of attention when we as parents do not do enough to curb their addictions to social media and technology. We need to take responsibility and reconnect. BEST MOMENTS 'If you stick at something, you'll always overtake people' 'I've never shied away. I've always been me' 'I'm the type of guy...' 'The wanderer has still got plenty of time to wander'  VALUABLE RESOURCES Business Problems Solved Podcast     Jordan Reynolds Twitter - https://twitter.com/reynoldsboxing Jordan Reynolds Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jreynoldsboxing/?hl=en ABOUT THE HOST   For the last 15 years, I have been a multi-sector internal or external business improvement consultant, building the improved capability of individuals, teams and businesses. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my two young children Jack & India. I also enjoy listening to and reading business & personal development material. Lee Houghton is “THE Business Problem Solver”, a Management Consultant, CX Specialist and Keynote Speaker.   CONTACT METHOD   You can contact Lee Houghton on 07813342194 Lee@leehoughton.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/lhoughton/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this brand new episode we invited Jordan “The Wanderer” Reynolds on to talk about his incredible story He talks about how going from a life of crime on a luton council estate to numerous amateur titles with Team GB. we also talk about his troubled childhood, how boxing gave him his purpose, turning pro and alot more..... Its an amazing story of determination, resilliance and never giving up PLEASE SHARE!!!! Follow jordan here - Instagram - Jreynoldsboxing Twitter - @reynoldsboxing

Hey Everyone! If you are saying wait were did the rest of the interview go? You are right, here is the other half of my conversation with Jordan Reynolds. You are in for a treat! If you missed the links to Jordan's websites here they are. Thank you for your support and listening!  https://www.jordanreynolds.com/ https://www.jordanaudio.ninja/ https://www.demoswithchops.com/ Check out previous episodes: https://www.veronicabarrera.com/podcasts   

I'm very excited to share my next guest Jordan Reynolds and this was definitely my longest podcast to date that I had to split it up into to two segments. It was so much fun to learn, from one of the best in the business...it was a real honor. Thanks for listening! https://www.jordanreynolds.com/ https://www.jordanaudio.ninja/ https://www.demoswithchops.com/  Previous Episodes: https://www.veronicabarrera.com/podcasts 

Lydia Des Dolles sat down with former Team GB amateur Boxing Champion Jordan Reynolds, the self proclaimed Elvis of Boxing, to look back on how he overcame childhood trauma with Boxing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Team GB's Jordan Reynolds jumps on a bonus edition of The Last Round this week. He talks how he turned pro; how boxing saved him from a life of crime; sparring in the TMT "doghouse,' watching Joseph Laws and Devin Haney spar, mental health, and much more. Follow the show on social (@TheLastRound12) and listen on podcast platforms:Podcast Platforms: https://audioboom.com/channels/4970525Twitter: https://twitter.com/thelastround12Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelastround12Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelastround12/Video Streamed through StreamYard: https://streamyard.com?pal=5187209515237376

VAM 161 | Interview with Jordan Reynolds, Part 2 Welcome to episode 161 of the Voice Acting Mastery podcast with yours truly, Crispin Freeman! As always, you can listen to the podcast using the player above, or download the mp3 using the link at the bottom of this blog post. The podcast is also available […]

What do Atlas Artists, voiceover power couples, demo production mastery, and chocolate addition have in common? This guy! Sean Rohani continues to chat with Jordan Reynolds about his journey to becoming a regularly working voice actor (and audio engineer, studio quality expert, etc.) and how he continues to level UP! his career. To have Jordan assess and assist your home studio recording quality, visit https://www.jordanaudio.ninja/ If you've enjoyed this podcast, please leave a positive review and share with your friends! Have a question you'd like to ask? Leave a comment! Thanks for listening!

What do Astral Chain, Eagle Scout goths, feature film voiceover, and impromptu Colorado promos have in common? This guy! Sean Rohani chats with Jordan Reynolds about his journey to becoming a regularly working voice actor (and audio engineer, studio quality expert, etc.) and how he continues to level UP! his career. To have Jordan assess and assist your home studio recording quality, visit https://www.jordanaudio.ninja/ If you've enjoyed this podcast, please leave a positive review and share with your friends! Have a question you'd like to ask? Leave a comment! Thanks for listening!

Anybody not familiar with the phrase 'Get After It' may not have heard of Jocko Willink.A former Navy Seal, Veteran and leader in numerous wars and now the presenter of the world renowned 'Jocko Podcast. This episode features a couple of short clips from him interviewing guests who served with and under him in battle and might just help us relaise how things aren't always as bad as 'WE' think. Indeed they can be much worse.Guests for this episode, newly signed pro who won all there is to win in the amateur ranks.Captained England, boxed for team GB, ABA champ the lot and now Jordan Reynolds has moved to Ireland to begin his pro career under Pete Taylor.Also joining this episode is Belfast's 'Quiet Man - former WBO European Champ Steven Ward. Listen as Stevie chats to Al about living with the likes of Carl Frampton & Conrad Cummings. His recent loss in the Golden Contract Tournament and what lies ahead. If possible we ask that you would share it and help the guys get some supportfor a club that does amazing work in keeping young people (and older) off the streets and out of trouble! https://bit.ly/StTeresasBCBig thanks to Dessie at Small Villages for his support with the podcast. And also to the team over at iChoose - For too long, the people of Ireland have been paying over the odds for their bills. There’s always a better deal, and once the moose is loose, that deal will always find its way to you. Click the followinglink - signup - and iChoose will be in touch to help put extra money in your pockets. https://bit.ly/iChoose1 Why not keep up to date with us on social media?

VAM 160 | Interview with Jordan Reynolds, Part 1 Welcome to episode 160 of the Voice Acting Mastery podcast with yours truly, Crispin Freeman! As always, you can listen to the podcast using the player above, or download the mp3 using the link at the bottom of this blog post. The podcast is also available […]

When a married couple is forced to quarantine together in the midst of their divorce, they remember why they fell in love with each other in the first place, until… things take a turn for the worst. ‘Lovesick’ was written by Julia Fox (Uncut Gems) and stars Julia Fox, co-starring P.J. Byrne (Big Little Lies), and Douglas Weston (NCIS: Los Angeles) with an original score from Jack Karaszewski featuring John Keek on the saxophone. Day By Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Artwork by Max Kolotmatsky and video animation by Christ Hanover. Special thanks to Allan Mindel, Ashley Josephson, Jordan Reynolds, and Nikta Mansouri. Follow us on Instagram at @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod!

When a married couple is forced to quarantine together in the midst of their divorce, they remember why they fell in love with each other in the first place, until… things take a turn for the worst. ‘Lovesick’ was written by Julia Fox (Uncut Gems) and stars Julia Fox, co-starring P.J. Byrne (Big Little Lies), and Douglas Weston (NCIS: Los Angeles) with an original score from Jack Karaszewski featuring John Keek on the saxophone. Day By Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Artwork by Max Kolotmatsky and video animation by Christ Hanover. Special thanks to Allan Mindel, Ashley Josephson, Jordan Reynolds, and Nikta Mansouri. Follow us on Instagram at @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod!

When a married couple is forced to quarantine together in the midst of their divorce, they remember why they fell in love with each other in the first place, until… things take a turn for the worst. ‘Lovesick’ was written by Julia Fox (Uncut Gems) and stars Julia Fox, co-starring P.J. Byrne (Big Little Lies), and Douglas Weston (NCIS: Los Angeles) with an original score from Jack Karaszewski featuring John Keek on the saxophone. Day By Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Artwork by Max Kolotmatsky and video animation by Christ Hanover. Special thanks to Allan Mindel, Ashley Josephson, Jordan Reynolds, and Nikta Mansouri. Follow us on Instagram at @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod!

Jordan Reynolds, Issa Lopez and Tim Friedlander joined us for this Voice Over special podcast. topics included: This is our voice over special episode, how do you break in to VO no one had the same path, home studios are a life saver, what equipment do the pros use and what mic is THE mic […]

Its Time For A Long Overdue VOBS Audio Masters Round table! Dan and George pride themselves on their vast experience in home voice over studios. They also take pride in their associations with these other great VO audio experts: Emmy Award winning sound designer, recording engineer and VO Coach - “Uncle” Roy Yokelson. Talented Musician, recording engineer, Talent Coordinator for ACM Talent and master of Automotive advertising Voice Over production- Cliff Zellman And A voice actor with “Chops,” audio engineer, consultant and demo producer, - Jordan Reynolds! We’ll discuss the latest trends, equipment and proper standards for your home VO studio audio! Plus when these five get together, decorum usually falls apart!  Watch it on our website VOBS.TV, On Facebook or watch the replay there, along with our podcast edition Right here on Podbean Our wonderful supporters are: Voiceoveressentials.com, Vo2Gogo.com, Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com, VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com and J. Michael Collins Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production

WE'RE BACK!!!!! This week we bring on return guest Jorden Susewitz and first time guest Jordan Reynolds. We start off with our Hot Takes to talk about EMU football, Deadpool 3, and a Time Magazine 2019 Hero. Then Jorden and Jordan talk to us about their friendship, a premier happening on Monday at Bob's Bullpen, and film making. Then we give our Top 5 State Parks to round out the episode. It's a fun episode that isn't to be missed.

Rose Hotel is not a hotel at all. It's a band. But that doesn't mean that their tunes won't make you dream, with their lo-fi, bedroom indie-pop sound. It's the music project of Atlanta-based singer-songwriter Jordan Reynolds. Rose Hotel's debut LP, called I Will Only Come When It's A Yes , is out today. There is an album release concert Friday at 529 in East Atlanta Village. First, Reynolds joined On Second Thought to add to our Georgia Playlist of songs written or performed by a Georgian. She selected "SpottieOttieDopaliscious" by Outkast and "Keep the Change" by Mattiel.

My guest today is Jordan Reynolds an established voice actor and in-demand, progressive voice-over demo reel and audio producer in Los Angeles. His voice has been heard all over the world. Voicing internationally known companies such as LEGO, Audi, Sprite, and Cisco - to voice dubbing and impersonating celebrities - to screaming in video games such as World of Warcraft to voicing villains in Netflix Anime series. He directs and records voice talent both in his professional home studio or from their home studio online. Where he then mixes and produces personalized demo reels with music and sound effects. He’s a frequent speaker on the topic of Demos, Audio, and Voiceover at some of the largest voiceover conferences in the industry. He also played a key role in designing the very first high-quality microphone made specifically for voiceover: The Roswell Pro Audio RA-VO. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com Boz Digital Labs - https://www.bozdigitallabs.com Use the coupon: RSRSasquatch2 when you checkout to get $70 off. JZ Microphones - https://usashop.jzmic.com/ use coupon: ROCKSTAR at checkout for 50% off JZ BH1S and BH2 Mics RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/191

Host Chad Radford talks with Jordan Reynolds of Rose Hotel.

Sean and Paul are joined by Trish Basanyi and Peter Bishop. We talk about rival podcasts, World Voices and get some tough love on getting started in VO. Plus a VO Meter Schtick by Jordan Reynolds and QUESTIONABLE GEAR PURCHASES.  https://www.vometer.com https://www.paulstefano.com http://www.dailyvo.com/ https://www.vocalboothtogo.com/ https://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/ https://www.audiopub.org/ https://globalvoiceacademy.com/ https://timpaige.lpages.co/podcast-demos/

Jordan and I talk about living in Bowling Green to join a band (Buffalo Rodeo), moving to Atlanta to start her own music project (Rose Hotel), working here in Kentucky and down there Atlanta and of course we talk relationships and how they work into the mix.

Our guest today is country music up and comer, Jenna Paulette. Jenna’s music is a blend of rooted Texas country and modern big city glam, a style she calls the New West. Jenna first made waves in the country/pop genre with her debut single, “Coolest Girl In The World” co-written with Jordan Reynolds and Sydney Cubit. The single made it in the U.S. Top 100 Charts for iTunes and has been featured on CMT, The boot.com and more. Jenna also wrote and recorded the song “Studio 1A” for the interactive video app, VideoBomb, which was featured on a segment of the Today Show’s Kathie Lee and Hoda. Her latest single ILYSM short for (“I love you so much”) was released in March followed by the recent music video premiere on “Taste of Country.” I had a blast chatting with her about the songwriting process, production influences and artist branding strategy. We even talk about her love for ranching in her hometown outside Dallas, Texas. You can watch video version on our Youtube page and website nashvillesongwriters.com/nsaicoffeebreak. To see Jenna on the road, visit www.jennapaulette.com and stay tuned for her album release later this year.

Jordan Reynold's voice is based in Los Angeles, California but has been heard all over the world. Voicing internationally known companies such as AT&T, BMW, Sprite, and Cisco - to voice dubbing celebrities - to screaming as various video game characters - to guiding thousands of customers on hold - to explaining hundreds of new startup businesses products online. His voice encompasses a broad spectrum from cool and conversational to a diverse body of engaging characters. Jordan produces voice over demos for some of the top voice actors today: demoswithchops.com He also played a key role in designing the Roswell Pro Audio RA-VO microphone: A high quality microphone made specifically for voice over.

Just eight minutes before we were due to record, Jordan tragically passed away. The following podcast is exclusively comprised of live coverage from his funeral. Join us, as we look back on the life, times, crimes and misdemeanors of Jordan Daniel Leonard Reynolds. This week, Robbie, James, a belligerent vicar, some French guy, Michael Caine and a cow from a nearby field deliver their eulogies and tributes to Jordan, the choir serenades his memory with a rendition of Jordan's favourite song, and a freak storm brings an alarming surprise... This is the Funeral of Jordan Reynolds. Please stand by, and prepare the handkerchief.

Voice Over Audio Masters John McClain, Cliff Zellman,  Jordan Reynolds, and Uncle Roy join George and Dan in a round table discussion about voice over technology.

-It's Jordan Reynolds' birthday! We sing….a little. Terry REALLY gets into it. -The Cafe reaches 45,000 downloads! -Sean Caldwell talks about his experience live-announcing a music festival in Canada -VO conferences; each of their different vetting systems and registration methods -Fiverr's effect on the industry -Why you should have revision rates and retake policies in place […] The post The Voice Over Cafe Episode 27 – Round Table appeared first on voice over cafe.

After rescheduling 3 times, The Voice Over Cafe is finally back with a new episode!  We're missing Sean Caldwell and Jordan Reynolds in this one, but the rest of the gang chats about postcard marketing, in-person networking, the professionalism (or lack thereof) of having a hotmail, yahoo, or aol email address; cool time-saving apps for […] The post The Voice Over Cafe Episode 26 – Round Table appeared first on voice over cafe.

Now on Instagram @voiceoverbodyshop , we welcome Tom Dheere to the show to share his knowledge on marketing your voiceover business.

We know people in Adelaide and South Australia make great music, but who makes and repairs the instruments? The answer is: Our panel this week. James Capatch is a woodwind instrument repairer at Capatch Woodwind and Jordan Reynolds is a guitar maker fron The Sound Garage. They teach us all about keeping your holes sealed and why hard wood is important for a 'beautiful noise'. Also this week, we introduce you to our new sponsor, dollarshaveclub.com. Remember, get your second month of shavers free when you use the code ADELDSC when ordering. In IS IT NEWS, Nigel tests us on the theme, Music. Max Martin from iNform Health and Fitness Solutions further develops his theme from last week regarding kids and active transport. Our SA Drink of the week is Langmeil Barossa 2013 Valley Floor Shiraz. In the Adelaide Visa Council, we have one defendant: the royal visit is featured. And music is Something Stupid by Satan's Cheerleaders. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our panel tonight includes, returning once again, Cliff Zellman, Juan Carlos Bagnell, Uncle Roy Yokelson, and we welcome for his first time, Jordan Reynolds!  Tonight we take a look back at what's changed in voiceover recording in the last 15 years or so, and what technology we'd like to see more of (and what should just go away). Plus the panel answers a huge array of chatroom questions.

Show Log Episode 162, October 20, 2014 Audio Masters Roundtable 0:02:05 Here they are! 0:02:30  Thanks to our sponsors, VoiceOver Essentials, VoiceOverXtra, and Edge Studios. 0:03:45  Introductions for the AudioMasters Roundtable, all folks to help with audio and technical issues. 0:04:01  Steve Sisk, from Vancouver.  siskstudio.com 0:04:41  Cliff Zellman, DallasVO.com 0:05:19  Jordan Reynolds, jordanreynolds.com 0:06:31  Juan Carlos Bagnell, http://someaudioguy.blogspot.com/ 0:07:20  Uncle Roy Yokelson, antlandproductions.com 0:09:03  Dan starts with the questions.  1.  What's the hottest thing in VO technology today? 0:09:34  Juan Carlos begins with newest version of Android supporting mobile recording.  Discussion ensues. 0:10:57  Jordon likes the Apogee mic (http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/mic) and how portable it is, and the Kayotica Eyeball, http://kaoticaeyeball.com/   0:12:43  Cliff jumps in about the Eyeball.  It works in some situations and not in others. 0:13:36  Juan Carlos adds and back and forth follows. 0:14:14  Uncle Roy joins in about the Eyeball and the PortaBooth Plus and a little EQ. 0:15:10  George joins in.   0:16:22  Cliff talks about Audio Evolution Mobil, a recording app for Android.  http://www.audio-evolution.com/  Discussion follows. 0:17:32  Dan asks Steve about cutting edge stuff.  What he's finding cool is Apogree 1, Version 2, for iOS and Mac: http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/one.  He clamps it onto the auto theft prevention device, the Club. 0:19:30  ipDTL discussion.  Then George brings up Apogee and Avid's partnership.   0:20:40  Discussion about new microphones showing up at AES. 0:21:12  Mike Varela joins the group. http://nuancetone.com/ 0:21:40  Mike's first reply about new, cool stuff: NOT Yosemite, the new OS for Mac.  There's an issue with ProTools 10.   0:23:37  Break.  VO Studio Tech and a bunch of bumpers.   0:25:58   They're back.  Mike had another item: Time Warner is updating modems in L.A. 0:27:14  Dan suggests they talk about whether personal studio audio is improving.  We go around the horn, starting with Uncle Roy.  His concern is pacing of audiobooks.  Juan talks about tools improving vs. education for commercials.  Part of the issue is finding out what your sound should be.   0:30:32  George talks about US setting trends. 0:30:45  Uncle Roy on fads, followed by Juan Carlos on too many plug-ins.   0:31:25  Cliff jumps in.  He likes that VO talent is understanding it's the environment where they record.   0:32:32  Steve finds older more established VO tend not to be open to learning how to use their gear.  George chimes in about established talent attitude about gear knowledge. 0:34:24  Mike wonders about folks not understanding basic tech processes.  Uncle Roy joins in.   0:36:00  Juan Carlos talks about how setups work and then when a major upgrade comes along, they have trouble. 0:36:40  Jordan adds his thoughts about gear, where some learn too much and others resist.  But he thinks acoustics are improving.  George and Juan Carlos add to the discussion about microphones. 0:40:09  Dan asks what the group thinks is the most important thing to do technically, for auditions, what would they do?   0:40:45  Uncle Roy talks about normalizing and having high enough volume. 0:41:51  George talks about how casting people listen for audio quality first, then acting.  Juan Carlos talks about casting.  Mike reinforces the idea.   0:44:03  Steve talks about getting the best sound out of your gear.  Common errors, using the laptop mic or having a mic turned around.   0:46:00  Dan asks Cliff how long it takes to figure out a VO actor doesn't know what they're doing.  Consensus: 5 seconds.  A discussion about editing, breaths, and processing follows.   0:47:53  Dan says a personal studio is to make you sound like you, not something else. 0:48:18  Q: Has anyone heard a recording “stacked” by George Whittam.  A: If you're doing your job well, nobody should hear it.   0:50:34  Jordan likes George's stacks because they're subtle.  The risk is if the room changes and the downward expander can clip off ends of words.   0:52:00  Jordan talks about what he hears at auditions with deep-voiced guys, you don't need to boost their deep voices deeper.   0:53:25  Jordan says cutting low end is more favorable than boosts and makes top end sound brighter.   0:54:30  Uncle Roy talks about adding music and how this processing affects sound. 0:55:10  Michelangelo and VO, by Cliff. 0:56:00  Dan says the chat room has maxed out for the first time ever! 0:56:22  Break.  Home Studio Master.   0:57:34  Whence came these two radiant celestial brothers… and bumpers. 0:58:16  They're back.  Harlan Hogan time.  His gear doesn't suck!  His products are designed specially for voice-over.  Use the EWABS webpage to link to Harlan's page, http://www.ewabs.net/ 1:01:06  Time now for audience questions.  Q: How do I remove those slight peaks before normalizing?  Is there a way to automate this work?  Mike says use a limiter in post production.  Keep threshold and ceiling the same.  Jordan likes the Tone Boosters Barricade, a plug-in.  http://www.toneboosters.com/tb-barricade/  It costs €19.95 (euros).  Another is the Fab Filter Pro L (http://www.fabfilter.com/products/pro-l-brickwall-limiter-plug-in).   1:05:36  Cliff says ProTools now has a “clip gain” tool.  He's afraid to have something doing everything for him.   1:07:25  Q: Is there a way in Twisted Wave to edit out breaths and replace with silence?  A: George says you have to do it by hand.  Uncle Roy says breaths are part of the performance.  George says use the Amplify tool (F).  Don't silence. 1:09:24  Mike says to record 10-15 of room tone at the top of the recording.  Wear headphones and listen to it.  Zoom in to see wave forms. 1:10:40  Juan Carlos says to choose breaths that fit the piece.  One size can't fit all. 1:11:33  Q: Can you create batches in Twisted Wave?  A: Dan talks about markers.  See EWABS Essentials: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTBrctqrB0c&list=PLDHBaemlTK_T7X-gGnPiTq9zcc7YcVuZH&index=7 1:12:07  Uncle Roy talks about Word to Wave software for doing e-learning files.   1:12:47  Q: What do you believe if all the engineers don't agree.  A: Cliff, pick what you want to eat for dinner.  Mike adds that a professional will add to another professional's opinion, not run them down.  Juan Carlos adds that this a technical art.   1:16:25  Steve says ultimately there's no one way to do anything in recording.  George adds that asking someone whose opinion you trust is a way to solve confusion.   1:17:34  Dan says it's a matter of perspective, depending on what you do in the business.  Does it sound good? 1:18:14  Juan Carlos talks about tech are another aspect of artistic expression. 1:18:48   Q: I've worked with video producers who muck up the audio.  Should I mention something or walk away?  A: Uncle Roy comments.  Juan Carlos says it depends on your role—just VO?—walk away.   1:21:37   Jordan comments: not worth it.  Dan says, it's all about relationships.  Steve says your job is to deliver good, clean audio.  “Seize the check!”  Carpe cheque! 1:23:30  Q: Where should I record my demos, personal studio or other?  A: Cliff says the quality of your demo should reflect the quality you offer day to day.   1:24:46  Juan Carlos is torn.  Ad agencies in LA expect you to record the job away from your personal studio.  Cliff adds that most of his contact is with non-LA talent.  Jordan talks about building a demo remote.   1:27:30  Uncle Roy says you're not demoing that you can do production.  They're theoretically your clean audio that someone else engineered. 1:28:43  Around the horn one more time: -Steve — don't be afraid of the tools, the worst that can happen is that you have to re-record.  Get in there and get your hands dirty.  Have fun. -Cliff — learn and practice as much as you can, give us audio that needs to least amount of work.  Follow file label requirements to the letter. -Mike — spend the time, it's a career choice.  Things come with time.  Be humble.  Listen with open ears.  Analyze.  Ask questions.  Weigh the advice you get.  Check out linda.com on EQ compression, tutorials on Audacity and other programs.   -Jordan — Motto: Acoustics Always Trump Gear.  Take the time to learn, but don't fall for “must have” gear.  If you don't know what it is, you probably don't need it. -Roy — If it's not broken don't fix it.  There's more to life than plug-ins.  Leave some breaths in!  A discussion of air follows.  Remember your settings and experiment.  Ask questions. -Juan — Avoid buying stuff to just buy stuff.  Gear won't make you competitive.  Don't throw money at problems that aren't there.   -George — At AES Focal Press was there with books.  One title that might help: Recording Secrets for the Small Studio, by Mike Senior. It's more than you need to know.  It's for “project studios” like VO actors use.   http://www.amazon.com/Recording-Secrets-Small-Studio-Senior/dp/0415716705/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1413918891&sr=1-1&keywords=recording+secrets+for+the+small+studio -Dan — The author is with Sound on Sound Studio, another good resource: http://www.soundonsound.com/ 1:41:30  Thanks to donors.  You keep the show commercial free. 1:42:17  EWABS is on a podcast, on Stitcher, iTunes, http://ewabs.podbean.com/ 1:42:45  Oct. 27: Chris Heward will be the guest.  He's a standup comic.  https://www.rooftopcomedy.com/comics/ChrisHeward 1:43:24  Thanks to sponsors, Harlan Hogan, VoiceOverXtra, Edge Studio. 1:44:04  Group sign off…shop, shop, shop…. 1:44:23  End of show.