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For the 100th episode of the Location Sound Podcast, we've brought back our very first guest, production sound mixer Larry Williams, Jr. Larry uses Sound Devices mixer/recorders and has a 664, a 688, and MixPre-6. He's all Lectrosonics wireless with a DSR4, 822 and 411 receivers and likes the Sanken COS-11D lav mics. On the boom pole, he uses a Schoeps MiniCMIT, Sennheiser MKH-416 and MKH-50. Larry also uses Tentacle Sync and Denecke time code boxes and a Denecke TS-C slate. He has worked on the HBO original series Hard Knocks, the Super Bowl and the NFL Draft. He's also been a regular sound mixer on Military Makeover with Montel Williams. Larry shares with us his ongoing sound industry journey and offers a lot of tips and tricks along the way. Each episode we talk with location sound mixers, boom ops and other industry pros about the various aspects of recording sound on-location for feature and independent films, TV commercials, interviews, anytime where dialog from actors is recorded. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this podcast is packed with great stories and lessons about recording on-location.
Keep Us Live, Loud & Appropriately Caffeinated: https://buymeacoffee.com/pipr5 Benefits of Podcasting That Aren't Financial:You might just meet a best friend, or two.You might get to speak to people that you would never get the chance to speak with if you didn't have a show.You will most likely build creative and tech skills that can help you in both your professional life, and also your personal life.You will most likely become a more confident and engaging communicator.Podcasting might be the next step in your creative life.Episode Production Chain = an unwell Josh > SM58 > MixPre-6 > Auphonic > Adobe Audition.Socials: @deadsetpod on Twitter/X and @deadsetpod on Instagram. Email: hello@deadsetpodcasting.comHire Us To Edit Your Show(s): https://www.deadsetpodcasting.com/services
Returning all-star guest Max Flight helps me cover 17 ways to re-evaluate your podcast this summer, and we also discuss Max's latest podcast production workflow, equipment, software and more. Max has been producing aviation podcasts since 2008: Airplane Geeks (now over 700 episodes!) The UAV Digest (looking at unmanned aircraft or drones) Check out his main site — http://thirtythousandfeet.com/ He was previously on episodes 20 and 39 of this show Check out his equipment, software, services and more below... We discuss these 17 ways in which you can re-evaluate and improve your show this summer: Update your goals Change the format Start using chapters Personal focus on eliminating verbal crutches. (A short duration of intense focus will provide years of good results) Change and/or add equipment Sell old equipment Treat yourself to that mic you've always wanted Sound absorption and diffusers Add a new segment Cover new yet pertinent subject matter topics Publish in video format as well Publish better shownotes Revamp your marketing Evaluate the shows overall effectiveness Hire a VA Bring on a cohost Decide to end your show??? Perhaps decide you want to become a professional podcast engineer/producer and earn a great living producing podcasts for clients - from home?! And here's a lot more detail on Max's production: Big changes since PES 20 and PES 39 mostly involve a simplification of the signal path: Skype and cohost multi-enders replaced by Riverside.fm Behringer mixer (still going strong since 2009!) replaced with MixPre The MixPre handles all mic pre-amplification Sound clips and pre-recorded segments played through Riverside, replacing an iOS soundboard Backup recording is handled by the MixPre Current equipment: Sound Devices MixPre-6 Also use a MixPre-3 Gen 2 for field recordings Zoom H5 for field recordings, too Heil PR40 Sennheiser MD46 interview mic Dell XPS 16 and MacBook Pro 15-inch, 2018 model, 2.9GHz i9 32 GB laptops Audio Technica ATH-M50x headphones Yamaha HS5 monitors Software: Riverside.fm (was Skype then Squadcast) Hindenburg Journalist Pro Audacity (yep!) iZotope RX 8 Advanced ID3 Editor for tagging Services: Media hosting: Blubrry and Libsyn Website hosting: Bluehost and SiteGround Notes from Max: I'm retired and traveling more which makes weekly podcast production a bit more difficult. Biggest current problem: At the home studio I mix/master with my Yamaha monitors, which I love. I can't master properly with the Audio Technica headphones when traveling. Other Notes: If you ever have questions please reach out! You can sign up to receive Daily Goody's in your email a few times per week or a weekly roundup. Sign up here. The start date for the next PES semester is Sep. 13, 2022! (fyi, the course is delivered once per quarter) If you'd like to share this show with any of your podcaster friends, feel free to send them a message saying, “Btw, here's a show about podcast audio production you may find helpful” with this link: https://podcastengineeringschool.com/subscribe/) Let me know if you have any questions or need any help with anything, ~Chris
This episode features Barry L from Southern Minnesota. Barry has been sober since October 29, 1988Barry's story starts with his identification as an alcoholic while fulfilling his pastoral duties. He found some very understanding and helpful people early on that allowed him to build his foundation. As a result of establishing a firm constitution for his step work and cultivating relationships, he has transitioned to being a counselor to help other alcoholics and addicts. His journey also prompted a calling to write a book called Mastering Recovery.=============================Reading Recommendation from Barry L.Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor FranklBreathing Under Water: Spirituality and the Twelve Steps by Fr. Richard RohrMastering Recovery by Barry Lehman=============================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices (https://www.sounddevices.com) for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
Took a walk and ate lunch on a park bench near E 87th and 5th (near the Guggenheim museum). After I finished my sandwich I hung out for a while and recorded some of the day. This episode is two separate recordings captured with a MixPre 6 II and two Clippy EM272 omnidirectional microphones.
This episode features Kami S from Lakewood New Jersey. Kami has been sober since September 7, 1981.Kami's story reveals the sinister nature of that voice inside that tells us we are enough and how she overcame all the negative messages she gave herself about her learning disability. She also has a little twist regarding an amend that has allowed her to live and forgive.Her story demonstrates the willingness to dig deep into the emotional disruptions of life and how best to heal from them after decades of recovery,=============================Reading Recommendation from Kami S.The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom by by Don Miguel Ruiz=============================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
Find DSP: https://www.deadsetpodcasting.com (https://www.deadsetpodcasting.com) Support DSP: https://buymeacoffee.com/deadpod (https://buymeacoffee.com/deadpod) Some quick tips for recording a solo episode of your podcast (or intro/outro/ads/voice-overs) into your wardrobe or cupboard. Episode Production Chain = RE320 > MixPre-6 > 24bit 48khz .WAV (Sony MDR 7506 Headphones) Socials: @joshuacliston on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Email: hello@deadsetpodcasting.com Hire Us To Edit Your Show(s): https://www.deadsetpodcasting.com/services (https://www.deadsetpodcasting.com/services)
This episode features Ed M. from Southern New Jersey. Ed has been sober since October 19, 2008.Ed's journey as a former coach and teacher has been a tremendous asset to his recovery. His snippets of wisdom at meetings has earned him the nickname of “The Bumper Sticker Guy” among his local fellowship.He has been able to maintain a wonderful relationship with his ex-wife and children despite the many layers of alcoholic behavior.His story demonstrates that getting sober later in life has its benefits of the wisdom of life cycles coupled with the working of the twelve steps.============================Reading Recommendation from Ed M.The Red Road by Anna HylénThe Daily Ponderables Collection=============================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
This episode features Hope A. from North CarolinaHope has been sober since September 14, 1981.Some of the insights in Hope's story are following:She realized that AA could help someone who was as damaged as she saw herself.Every time she survived something difficult in sobriety her rachet of optimism would increaseShe realized she was avoiding AA due to some shameful behavior that resulted from an undiagnosed bipolar disorder.She has grown in effectiveness as a sponsor over the past 40 years.The importance of revisiting our illnesses other than alcoholism and addiction and the effects of medications as we get olderShe has been able to use her story to help others in a book she has written called How to Remodel a Life. ===========================================Book Recommendation from HopeThe Power of Your Subconscious Mind: Unlock the Secrets Within by Joseph MurphyClick here to find Hope's Book - How to Remodel a Life===========================================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
It's been a while since we made any site visits as part of our Fabric Silk Road project but today we had an invite to record the machines, environs and personnel at Vanners Silk in Sudbury. Ciaran Roche at Vanners, one of the five working silk weaving companies found in Sudbury, saw our activities online and said that we'd be more than welcome to come and have a chat about our project and see behind the scenes at their town centre mill. More info on our blog shortly. www.fabricsilkroad.co.uk
It's been a while since we made any site visits as part of our Fabric Silk Road project but today we had an invite to record the machines, environs and personnel at Vanners Silk in Sudbury. Ciaran Roche at Vanners, one of the five working silk weaving companies found in Sudbury, saw our activities online and said that we'd be more than welcome to come and have a chat about our project and see behind the scenes at their town centre mill. More info on our blog shortly. www.fabricsilkroad.co.uk
It's been a while since we made any site visits as part of our Fabric Silk Road project but today we had an invite to record the machines, environs and personnel at Vanners Silk in Sudbury. Ciaran Roche at Vanners, one of the five working silk weaving companies found in Sudbury, saw our activities online and said that we'd be more than welcome to come and have a chat about our project and see behind the scenes at their town centre mill. More info on our blog shortly. www.fabricsilkroad.co.uk
It's been a while since we made any site visits as part of our Fabric Silk Road project but today we had an invite to record the machines, environs and personnel at Vanners Silk in Sudbury. Ciaran Roche at Vanners, one of the five working silk weaving companies found in Sudbury, saw our activities online and said that we'd be more than welcome to come and have a chat about our project and see behind the scenes at their town centre mill. More info on our blog shortly. www.fabricsilkroad.co.uk
Alex Haralson is a Production Sound Mixer based out of Knoxville, Tennessee. He likes using the Sound Devices 688 mixer/recorder and he also has a MixPre-10 II, Lectrosonics SRc wireless receivers and SMDWB transmitters and Sanken COS-11 lavaliers. For IFB, he uses Lectrosonics IFBT4 and the R1a for client monitoring and camera hops. Alex also likes the Sennheiser 8060 shotgun mic and the AKG Blue Line CK93 Hyper-cardioid. For timecode, Alex likes Betso and Tentacle Sync E for timecode. Check out his website at https://www.sonolocus.com/ Each episode we talk with location sound mixers, boom ops and other industry pros about the various aspects of recording sound on-location for feature and independent films, TV commercials, interviews, anytime where dialog from actors is recorded. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this podcast is packed with great stories and lessons about recording on-location.
Fawn and Matt open this show with the admission that it’s hard to feel inspired to talk about a friendly world when the world sometimes appears anything but friendly. All countries and cultures have been experiencing so much hardship and with the rise in violence in the United States, Fawn finds it hard to keep a positive outlook. But they try, and they recall all the kindness they have experienced in their lives. They keep telling and recalling stories until they begin to feel more hope. TRANSCRIPT: Keep the Faith – episode 41 Fawn and Matt open this show with the admission that it’s hard to feel inspired to talk about a friendly world when the world sometimes appears anything but friendly. All countries and cultures have been experiencing so much hardship and with the rise in violence in the United States, Fawn finds it hard to keep a positive outlook. But they try, and they recall all the kindness they have experienced in their lives. They keep telling and recalling stories until they begin to feel more hope. Nugget of wisdom from Santa Monica – The rollerblading knight in shining armor who told Fawn to stop crying and to have Faith. Hall of Fame Quotes from this episode: On feeling bad or having a bad day: Matt: …everybody has those moments and those days. And I think it's so important during those days to take us back that we really take a look at and really hopefully try and remember those moments of kindness from the past and hold ourselves open to those moments of kindness coming to us in the future. On being open to kindness: Matt: “…it seems like I refused to make myself vulnerable to anything and anyone. And so nobody could really give me an act of kindness because I didn't even allow them the opportunity to even understand what that may look like, because I was so like guarded and angry.” Matt: “…it can be interesting the way an act of kindness can get magnified; Just the tiniest little thing.” Matt: “You never know where your kindness is going and you never know if your kindness will rebound on you, which is why you should be kind.” Matt: “kindness is one of those things that grows. And sometimes you don't even know why things are going well, but we'd like to say like attracts, like, and what you focus on grows. So if you focus on kindness, if you focus on helping people, if you focus on, in those moments, hopefully, and we've experienced it in those moments where you need people to be kind, when you're in that situation, as I like to say, Battlestar Galactica, quote out there for you, sometimes you gotta roll the hard six. When you're in those situations, if you have been kind in the past and you're drawing in kindness, then you know, hopefully you will receive it. Because you're focused on kind.” Matt: “A smile and a nod makes you feel good.” MixPre-238 [00:00:00] Fawn: [00:00:00] Hello, everyone. Welcome to our friendly worlds. Matt: [00:00:04] Welcome. Welcome!. Fawn: [00:00:05] Hello. Kindness comes from the old English word, kindness, meaning nation Matt: [00:00:13] (Matt laughs) kindness comes from kindness. Fawn: [00:00:15] I know don't you love the dictionaries, but this is the etymology of it. Let me start over. Kindness comes from the old English word kynd. This it's actually KYNDNES. Yeah. K Y N D N E S. Meaning nation or produce i
This episode features Kathy K from Northern New JerseyKathy has been sober since January 1st, 1987Some of the valuable take-aways in Kathy’s story are following An alternative approach to entering recovery from alcohol and drugs through Alanon programControl issues and her relationship with food.Insight into reciprocity in her personal friendshipsLetting go of that feeling of uniqueness and separation from others===========================================Book Recommendation from KathyThe Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck===========================================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
My guest is Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, cohost of The Jason & Scot Show (an e-commerce podcast). Find him on Twitter @retailgeek Overview of Jason's production workflow: RX 7 Standard (if noise reduction is required) Adobe Audition Loudness Normalization -23 LUFs Scheps omni-channel w/ settings from Chris Curran Fabfilter plugins, Accusonus ERA 4 (if needed / rarely used) Exported ISO's to Auphonic Multitrack Auphonic mixes in intro/outro music, levels the episode, adds metadata, generates MP3, uploads to libsyn, (and to Google translate and Dropbox) Show notes in WordPress (pasted into Libsyn for publishing) Jason's equipment: Home Studio: MKH-416 ---> Rolls Mic Mute ---> MixPre-6 Gen 2 (recorder and interface) ---> MacBook Pro 15 Solo Travel kit: Beyerdynamic M201TG ---> Fethead ---> Centrance Mic Port 2 Group Location: SM58's ---> MixPre-6 Gen 2 Other stuff we discussed: RE20 w/Cloudlifter O.C. White boom arm mounted to the wall Hook Studios: OCTO-842S pop filter and THS-MDM Microphone Decoupler Mogami cables Rolls Mic Switch Nightlights from Zazzle!!! X-keys, widgets with various numbers of keys Microsoft Teams Crossgating using Auphonic Sends audio to be transcribed Time offset - conversation comes in X seconds before the intro piece ends Duplicate Post plugin for WordPress Thanks for being a great guest and sharing so much with us, Jason! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening. Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, TuneIn, Android, RSS, Email
This episode features Adam F. from the Dallas-Fort Worth, TXAdam has been sober since August 11, 2011In Adam’s story you will learn how he dealt with his stubbornness and delusion. This is best shown in his description of how he took himself off medication and later found how necessary it was for his success in sobriety. He also shares with us how important it is to distinguish between what the medication can do as opposed to what he can do. In hearing Adam’s story I really enjoyed hearing about some interesting results from working the ninth step. Adam also shares his insight with regard to being in relationship and marriage to a fellow member of the program.Join Adam on his journey at Adamfout.com. ===========================================Book Recommendation from AdamJesus' Son by Denis Johnson===========================================Click here if you would like to contact the show.A special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
Find & Listen to DSP: https://DeadsetPodcasting.com (https://DeadsetPodcasting.com) Support DSP: https://deadsetpodcsating.com/support (https://deadsetpodcsating.com/support) Paul Isaacs is the Director of Product Management and Design at Sound Devices, LLC. Paul is both an audio lover and expert, having worked in Post Production, Film, Broadcast and the Music Industry. In this episode of DSP, Paul and Josh discuss the creation of the Sound Devices MixPre line of premium audio recorders/interfaces, and how Sound Devices were able to bring their storied history of super premium design and sound quality to a more Podcaster-friendly price range. Josh mentions his favourite piece of audio equipment he has ever owned is his MixPre-6 Series 1. Find Paul online here. • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulisaacs/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulisaacs/) • Web: https://www.sounddevices.com/products/ (https://www.sounddevices.com/products/) DSP Socials: @joshuacliston on Twitter, @joshuacliston on Instagram and @joshuacliston on Facebook. Email: hello@deadsetpodcasting.com (mailto:hello@deadsetpodcasting.com) Hire Us To Edit Your Show(s): https://DeadsetPodcasting.com/services (https://DeadsetPodcasting.com/services) Support this podcast
This episode features Marcus M from West Caldwell, NJ. Marcus has been sober since June 1, 1986.Marcus’ story starts at the very young age of 16 where he was fortunate to admit to his innermost self that he had a problem with alcohol and drugs. Thanks to his surroundings and the support of family he was able to get in to attend meetings and begin his journey.He also had the opportunity to repay the kindness and generosity back to his mother when she needed him most during her battle with cancer. Marcus also had the opportunity to repair a damaged relationship with his father when challenged with letting go of old ideas formed during his sobriety.===========================================Book Recommendation from MarcusLetters of the Scattered Brotherhood by Mary Strong===========================================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
En NotiPod Hoy Pierre Bouvard, director de información de Cumulus Media y Westwood One, asegura que el podcasting tiene todo el crecimiento de la audiencia y el interés de los anunciantes y se espera que rompa la barrera de mil millones de dólares en 2021. Conoce la lista de las mejores aplicaciones de pódcast gratuitas de 2020. ¿Sabes cuáles son los elementos esenciales de un arte para la carátula de un pódcast? Aquí en Vía Podcast te compartimos algunos principios prácticos para lograr un diseño que llame la atención. La BBC alcanza una audiencia de 468,2 millones de personas por semana, el número más alto de la historia. Triton Digital ha añadido recientemente una serie de nuevas características y capacidades dentro de su plataforma Omny Studio. Una nueva ola de podcasts está sacudiendo los medios en China. Con la llegada de un nuevo pódcast en mandarín grabado por cuatro académicos repartidos por todo el mundo. Podcasting con una iPad Pro y el MixPre-3. Anuncian lanzamiento y preventa del libro «Podcasting para principiantes» de Xavi Villanueva. Pódcast recomendado Latina to Latina Podcast. Es un pódcast en el que se entrevista a destacadas latinas que hablan de diferentes temas, desde el crecimiento de sus empresas y carreras, y el cuidado de sus familias hasta de la descomposición de los sistemas que nos mantienen fuera. Se trata de conversaciones íntimas, en las que a veces hay risas y hasta lágrimas, a través de las cuales los oyentes aprenden. El programa ha sido creado por la periodista Alicia Menéndez y la fundadora de la compañía de producción, Juleyka Lantigua-Williams. Recientemente entrevistaron a la documentalista Christina Costantini, quien dirigió el documental de Netflix Mucho, Mucho Amor sobre el difunto Walter Mercado.
This episode features Joel N originally from Bayside Queens and now lives in Glen Ridge NJJoel has been sober since January 8, 2018Joel’s story is an illustration of the importance of how vital it is to keep coming back. His journey includes a battle with prescription drug medication as he was diagnosed with medical conditions requiring pain management. I appreciated his tenacity and fortitude to face his dishonesty and become a beacon of hope for those dealing with problems other than alcohol and drugs. I think you will also enjoy how he has become a trusted servant as meetings in the area were restricted to a Zoom online format.==========================Book Recommendation from JoelThe Search for Serenity and How to Achieve It by Lewis F. Presnall===========================Use the link below if you would like to contact the show.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
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A recording Made inside Zurich international airport during the last day of closed boarders in Switzerland (June 14). On June 15 the Swiss boarders opened again after their closure due to the Coronavirus pandemic in 2020, I made this recording to capture the last days (we all hope) of an almost silent ambiance within. recorded on June 14 2020 using USI Pro microphones and a MixPre 6ii by Christopher Astbury --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astounded-sound/message
This episode features Tom P from Clifton, NJTom has been sober since February 14, 1989Tom’s story is one of challenge and diversity as he started his journey in Narcotics Anonymous and later found a place in Alcoholics Anonymous. His experience spans many of life’s challenges and celebrations. His message is one of perseverance and ambition. He has been through several life cycles in sobriety from getting married to having a daughter who has only known him as a sober father. He has also gone through the painful process of the death of a parent and untangled some of the knots of a difficult childhood.===========================================Book Recommendation from TomThe Human Condition: Contemplation and Transformation - Thomas KeatingSo, You Want To Be Like Christ?: Eight Essentials to Get You There - Charles Swindoll ============================================Use this link if you would like to be a guest on the show or to make a recommendation.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactIf you would like to make a donation, please use the link below.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/donateA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
This episode features Todd S. originally from Oklahoma and now lives in Israel.Todd has been sober since June 13, 1996.Todd’s story illustrates his journey of understanding as he got sober during his legal career transitioning from a prosecutor to a judge. He speaks about the lessons in humility after seeing addiction from both sides.He also opens up about the challenges of strained relationships with children and what he learned from being patient with someone else’s hurt and anger.===========================================Book Recommendation from ToddPositivity Bias by Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson.============================================Use the link below if you would like to be a guest on the show or to make a recommendation.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactIf you would like to make a donation, please use the link below.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/donateA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
I denne uge fortæller vi om det udstyr vi bruger på vores hjemmekontorer til at producere podcast, nyhedsbreve og artikler. Inden vi når dertil, kigger vi på den kommende danske Coronasporings-app, og de mobile sporingsløsninger andre lande har kastet sig over. Vi skal også have afgjort et væddemål om hvorvidt Anders har købt et eksemplar af Apples nye Magic Keyboard til iPad Pro. I de korte nyheder snakker vi om - Google internet-balloner - Robothunden Spot der hjælper læger med en iPad som hoved - Ubrugte data der spilder vanvittig meget energi - Zoom der er på vej med en seriøs sikkerheds og privatlivsopdatering. I Plus/Minus diskuterer vi en ny sensitivitets-funktion til Googles smarte højttalere. Og så tipper Anders til appen Yoink, som gør det let at flytte filer rundt på computeren. Links til de ting og udstyr vi har snakket om i podcasten: Yoink (https://eternalstorms.at/yoink/) North App (https://north-app.com/) MixPre-3 II - Sound Devices (https://www.sounddevices.com/product/mixpre-3-ii/) Neumann KMS 105 (https://en-de.neumann.com/kms-105) Sennheiser HD 300 PRO (https://en-us.sennheiser.com/hd-300-pro) Multi-funktions Laptop Bord - Sort (https://www.coolpriser.dk/shop/multi-funktions-laptop-85658p.html) Akustik-tæppe til podcastoptagelser (https://www.vocalboothtogo.co.uk/product/solid-black-acoustic-blankets-producer-s-choice-oversized-each/) Motu M2 (https://motu.com/en-us/products/m-series/m2/) Shure SM58 (https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/microphones/sm58)
Patti has been sober since March 13, 1988. Originally from North Carolina, Patti has learned to embrace recovery and the fellowship throughout her journey as she has traveled among many different cites.Takeaways from this episodeThe importance of getting a sponsor and fellowship when you move from one city to another.Using the experience and counsel of people when starting a new relationship.Being still cautious even with long-term sobriety.Embracing what others outside the program have to offer.Book Recommendation from Patti (Links will open up in Amazon Reader)Drop the Rock - Bill P., Todd W., Sara S.Drop the Rock - The Ripple Effect - Fred H.Sober but Stuck - Dan F.Breathing Under Water - Richard RohrUse the link below if you would like to be a guest on the show or to make a recommendation.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactIf you would like to make a donation, please use the link below.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/donateA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
In today's Q&A Friday, we talk about our audio setup, tools for writing, building a SaaS company, books, how to read an article, hobbies, and more!Q: What is your audio set up?We use the MixPre 3 since it has three audio inputs. We also like that it can use batteries and an SD card. It makes it very portable and can be used without a computer if you have to go out to grab an interview with someone. For mics, we use the Audio Technica AT875R. It's a great shotgun mic that works well in spaces that aren't acoustically treated. Finally, we use Sony MDR7506 headphones.Q: What tool do you use to draft your writing?We use tools like Ulysses for a pure writing experience. It has a great “table of contents” style organization. We also use Notion for long-form and collaborative writing.Q: What's one thing you learned about building a SaaS company that you think is a valuable lesson for creators?The first thing that comes to mind is that it will take a lot longer than you think. You've got to make sure you keep at it and have the mindset of showing up every day for years. Q: Which books about writing non-fiction would you recommend?Nathan recommends Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott. Barrett recommends The Golden Book on Writing by David Lambuth, Zen and the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury, On Speaking Well by Peggy Noonan, The Pyramid Principle by Barbara Minto, and On Writing by Steven King.Q: When you read articles, do you read the entire article, or just skim for highlights?We usually read the entire thing. If we're thinking of giving up on an article, then we start skimming to give it more of a chance.Q: Are you expecting a decrease in your customer base from people who have gone out of business?We've seen a little bit of that, but we've actually seen more growth as businesses try to increase their online presence.Q: What are your hobbies?Nathan - playing outside with his kids, practicing soccer by himself, woodworking, and reading books. Barrett - reading and writing, hiking, skiing, camping, and fly-fishing. Q: What are your priorities for revenue as your business increases?We'll invest heavily in the product. We've added team members recently and we've put more money into advertising. We want to be able to serve a larger group of creators while maintaining the notion that existing customers are more important than getting new customers. Our success is creator success.Creators of the day Anne Beiler Prince McClinton Resources of the day Embossed stationery from Crane.com Osmo Pocket Thought of the day“If rest is what you need, take this weekend to not be productive, so that you can be more productive in the week. After the last few weeks of non-stop craziness, this might be the perfect thing for you to hear.” ~ @BarrettABrooksLinks MixPre 3 Audio Technica AT875R Sony MDR7506 The Podcaster's High Quality Microphone Shootout Ulysses Notion Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott The Golden Book on Writing by David Lambuth Zen and the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury On Speaking Well by Peggy Noonan The Pyramid Principle by Barbara Minto On Writing by Steven King Stay in touch Start building your audience for free! Twitter Facebook Instagram
스탠다드아웃 75번째 로그에서는 당근마켓 개발자 에릭을 모시고 미국 워싱턴주 킹카운티, 공적 마스크 재고 현황, Go 입문 등에 대해 이야기를 나눴습니다. 참가자: @nacyo_t, @seapy, @eric 정기 후원 - stdout.fm are creating 프로그래머들의 팟캐스트 | Patreon 쇼노트 독학학위제 - 국가평생교육진흥원 미국 비자 신청 | 취업 비자 - 대한민국 (한국어) “미국투자이민 기본에 충실해야”…투자이민 업체 선정이 관건 - 중앙일보 킹 군 (워싱턴주) - 위키백과, 우리 모두의 백과사전 군 (미국) - 위키백과, 우리 모두의 백과사전 Kurt DelBene’s March 4 guidance to King County employees - Stories 코로나 검사비용…한국 16만원 vs 미국 400만원 구글, 유럽·중동·아프리카 지역 전직원에 재택 근무 권고 - 연합인포맥스 코로나 공포에 휩싸인 日…가짜뉴스에 놀라 화장지 사재기 - 매일경제 Coronavirus COVID-19 (2019-nCoV) “서버D램 가격 상승, 반도체 코로나19 타격 상쇄”-KB증권 - 이투데이 Tencent Cloud 서울 최대 집단감염 터졌다…구로 콜센터 직원·가족 최소 32명 - 중앙일보 “집은 답답해”…재택근무 직장인·개학연기된 대학생 동네카페로 몰렸다 : 비즈N 대한상의 출퇴근 시차제·재택근무 권고…코로나19 확산 방지 차원 | 한경닷컴 영상 - BBC 방송사고의 순간 / YTN (Yes! Top News) - YouTube MixPre-3 II - Sound Devices StudioLive AR Hybrid Mixers | Products | PreSonus 공공데이터포털 - 건강보험심사평가원_공적 마스크 판매 정보 The Go Programming Language gin-gonic/gin: Gin is a HTTP web framework written in Go (Golang). It features a Martini-like API with much better performance – up to 40 times faster. If you need smashing performance, get yourself some Gin. Traefik Go by Example Head First Go mingrammer’s note uber-go/fx: A dependency injection based application framework for Go. 99designs/aws-vault: A vault for securely storing and accessing AWS credentials in development environments
Denis has been sober since January 23, 1996.Takeaways from this episodeDealing with family members, especially children, after being sober for many years.Turning your children's will and life over to the care of God as "they" understand God.Defining your "Cowboy Jacket" moment.Helping people in treatment and the rewards of service work.Book Recommendation from DenisSermon on the Mount - Emmet FoxWhat is the Bible - Rob BellUse the link below if you would like to be a guest on the show or to make a recommendation.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactIf you would like to make a donation, please use the link below.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/donateA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
As the work we do changes so does our gear. After quite a bit of research Robert tests out a Sound Devices MixPre 3 (mark II version). This is not a full review as yet just an overall first experience with the field mixer to see how well the pre-amps work and how easy it is to get a good recording out of the unit. Tune in later for a more in-depth review and check out our YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSz6B_02UyY7Pms4I-3VABw/) for more reviews.
My guest is Chris Williams - host of Badass Agile, audio engineer and musician! We discussed SO MUCH!.....including: Mics: Manley Reference Cardioid mic ---> UA Arrow (API Vision channel strip with no EQ or compression) Neumann U87, TLM103 RODE NTK Shure KSM32 Shure SM7B EV RE20 Various Handhelds - Shure Sm58, Beta58, Beta87, Neumann KMS105 Mixer - Behringer Eurorack, M-Audio Profire2826, UAD Console Virtual Mixer Preamplifiers: Neve Shelford Channel Great River me1nv Grace Design M101 UA Solo 610 Interfaces: UAD Apollo Twin Duo Twin Quad x6 Arrow Recorders: Tascam DR40 Sound Devices MixPre-3 Computer - Macbook Pro 15 (2019) Post-production: Recordings go from MixPre or Tascam, exported into logic or Reaper, or directly into Logic 1 of 2 ways: Desktop/portable rig Mic->UA Arrow or Twin Quad, through Unison Mic Pre (usually API Vision) Rack - Mic->Mic pre->balanced line out into UAD x6, bypass onboard preamps and into converters Editing and Mixing done in Logic, some mixing in Reaper or Pro Tools (or outsourced) Typical Vocal Bus - Plugin Alliance BlackBox, EL Arouser, Waves NS1 for dynamic mics UAD Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor or UA LA2A, UAD Manley Massive Passive, Waves NS1 for Condensers OR Acustica Audio Aquamarine (Shadow Hills compressor), Magenta, Purple when untethered. Occasionally use Kazrog TrueIron (also try Valve EQ, K-clip), Kush UBK1, Novatronclassi Mastering Bus: Softube Tape or UAD Ampex ATR102, Manley Massive Passive, Softube TubeTech Channel, PluginAlliance bx_limiter or UAD Precision Limiter Occasionally Use Airwindows plugs, Logic Stock plugs, various Acustica and UAD emulations, waves emulations, various reverbs..always trying new plugins as well. Cleanfeed MJUC Tokyo Dawn - free compressor and EQ Chandler Curvebender! Stoicism! Thanks for being a great guest, Chris! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening. Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, TuneIn, Android, RSS, Email
In this episode, we answer your questions on sound for video.00:20 Recording Cars03:57 Zoom H4n & Samson CO2?06:22 How to sweeten dialogue sound11:10 Which boom microphone for indoors?13:00 Apps to automix dialogue in post?15:00 MixPre as audio interface - does quality degrade when recording to screen recording app?16:54 How much PC do I need to run Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve?18:32 How to capture a noise sample? (Need more info)18:57 Zoom H6 - remote reduces handling noise?19:36 How to aim a super cardioid boom microphone20:50 Replacing lavalier microphone for RODELink22:28 RODECaster Pro multitrack recording to SD card?24:12 Batch processing audio in RX and Audition?25:14 Which sound effects should I record when I'm the mixer for a video?28:05 Why is my compressor letting peaks through?29:24 Boom and lavs to director's audio feed? AES42 digital audio with A10 and SD 633?32:08 Panasonic 991 and timecode and post sync?35:01 Pocket Cinema Camera 4K and MixPre - line level feed36:28 Which specs can help you choose a recorder or microphone if you can't try it hands on?41:11 Which boom mic and recorder do you recommend for interviews for $1200 or less?43:18 RODE NTG3 or Deity S-Mic 2 sounds closer to the 416?44:27 What is the difference between the Sound Devices MixPre-3 and MixPre-3M and can I use the "M" version for film and video?47:55 How do I gain stage a Sennheiser G3 wireless system and Zoom F8n?49:42 What is a timecode workflow for shooting music videos?See this workflow information:https://www.bamfsound.com/how-to-music-video-playback-with-ltc-timecode/Gear discussed/used in this session:RODECaster Pro - used to record this sessionSound Devices MixPre SeriesZoom F8n - Very good value for money on a pro/prosumer audio recorderSennheiser G3/G4 Wireless Microphone system - note that you need the correct version with frequencies you can use in your region. Contact a reseller in your country for details.Deity S-Mic 2 shotgun microphoneRODE NTG3 shotgun microphone - I prefer the sound of this on most voices.Sennheiser MKH416 shotgun microphone - the classic shotgun microphone that seemingly everyone is trying to mimic at enthusiast pricesBlackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K - I find that I use this more often than any of my other cameras these days.Tentacle Sync timecode generatorsIzotope RX7 - my favorite app for cleaning and optimizing audio clipsSamson C02 - budget boom microphone - comes in a set of 2. Good budget option for interviews.Zoom H5 - budget recorder with 2 XLR inputsTascam DR-60DmkII - budget recorder with 2 XLR inputsZoom H6 - budget recorder with 4 XLR microphone inputsCopyright 2019 by Curtis JuddOutro music from Artlist by Kick Lee.
I met Karen at a local Big Book study meeting where I found out that there were others who shared my vision as to how best to work with the book book in a group setting.In the years since she has been instrumental in starting a big book meeting as well as traveling around the Mid-Atlantic region sharing her version of emotional sobriety.Enjoy!!Book Recommendation from KarenThe Steps We Took - Joe McQUse the link below if you would like to be a guest on the show or to make a recommendation.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/contactIf you would like to make a donation, please use the link below.https://www.seasonsofsobriety.com/donateA special thanks to Sound Devices for donating the MixPre-6 used to record portions of this episode.
stdout.fm 64번째 로그에서는 원격 녹음, 우아한형제들 인수, 루비 2.7 릴리스, JapanTaxi 등에 대해 이야기를 나눴습니다. 참가자: @nacyo_t, @raccoonyy, @seapy 발리에서 원격 녹음 발리섬 - 위키백과, 우리 모두의 백과사전 MixPre-3 II - Sound Devices Rogue Amoeba | Audio Hijack: Record Any Audio on MacOS Ubud - Google Maps Gojek Super App: Ojek Online, Taksi Online, Pesan Makan, Kirim Barang, Pembayaran GoFood: Aplikasi Pesan Antar Makanan Online 24 Jam | Gojek Internet in Indonesia - Wikipedia 우아한 형제들, 딜리버리 히어로에 인수 공정위, 요기요·배민 기업결합 신고서 접수 - ZDNet korea 공정위 ‘SKT-CJ헬로비전 합병 불허’ 최종 결론 | 연합뉴스 3년 전엔 No라더니…공정위 통신방송 허가 왜 | 한경닷컴 인사이드 빌 게이츠 | Netflix 공식 사이트 MS 분할 판결 내용과 향후 일정 - 매일경제 알라딘: 배드 블러드 David Boies - Wikipedia 카카오톡 주문하기 쿠팡이츠 배민도 코스닥 대신 해외로…국내 IPO 꺼리는 유니콘 기업 - 중앙일보 우버 공동창업자 캘러닉, 매매제한 풀리자 5억불 상당 지분 매각 | 연합뉴스 44bits 소식 44bits 프로젝트 2019년 결산: 블로그, 팟캐스트, 유튜브 인기 컨텐츠 등 | 44bits.io stdout_013.log: 도커를 굳이 왜 사용해야하나요? | 개발자 팟캐스트 stdout.fm stdout_037.log: 캡처보드, Cloudflare 장애, 44bits 테라폼 무크지 | 개발자 팟캐스트 stdout.fm AWS 솔루션 아키텍트 어소시에이트 자격증 취득 후기 - AWS 공인 자격증 준비와 합격자 혜택 | 44bits.io 깃헙(GitHub) 새로운 가격 정책 및 엔터프라이즈 플랜 발표 - 무료 플랜도 비공개 저장소를 무제한 사용 가능 | 44bits.io 마이크로소프트 빌드 2019, 윈도우 터미널 발표 - 파워셸, 커맨드 프롬프트 WSL 지원 | 44bits.io (일본어) 1년간 Publickey에서 가장 많이 읽힌 기사, 2019년 통합 랭킹 발표 - Publickey 루비 2.7 / Advent Calendar / JapanTaxi 등 Ruby 2.7.0 Released rubylang/ruby - Docker Hub RubyKaigi 2020 (일본어) Advent Calendar 2019 Ranking - Qiita (일본어) JapanTaxi주식회사 (일본어) JapanTaxi - Wikipedia (일본어) Recruit | JapanTaxi주식회사 (일본어) 경로탐색에서 자주 발생했던 커넥션 에러와의 만남과 이별 | JapanTaxi블로그 (일본어) JapanTaxi Advent Calendar 2019 - Qiita 카카오택시, 일본에서도 쓴다 | Bloter.net esa - A document sharing service for motivated teams
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Paul Isaacs is Director of Product Management & Design at Sound Devices. We talk about what goes into the design and release of new mixers and recorders as well as other products in development. Paul also discusses firmware updates for the Sound Devices 8-Series like the Scorpio, 888 and 833. We also talk about the new MixPre II series, available plugins and what's new. https://www.sounddevices.com Each episode we talk with location sound mixers, boom ops and other industry pros about the various aspects of recording sound on-location for feature and independent films, TV commercials, interviews, anytime where dialog from actors is recorded. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this podcast is packed with great stories and lessons about recording on-location.
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For all you audio aficionados out there, check out the new MixPre 6 II - mine arrives next week!
Great conversation with Adam Gordon Bell, host of CoRecursive where he and guests discuss Software Engineering. He's on twitter @adamgordonbell We covered a lot: Pyle Pro PD Shure A81WS Rode boom arm MixPre-6 Macbook Pro Zencastr Adobe Audition - 2 templates Mixing to FLAC Auphonic RX 6 -- de-reverb, vocal isolate, Thanks for being an awesome guest, Adam! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening. Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, TuneIn, Android, RSS, Email
Great conversation with Bryan Entzminger, host of Engaging Missions and podcast engineer/editor. We discuss his podcast production and quite a bit about his preferred DAW which he is quite skilled in using: Hindenburg Journalist Pro. Here is Bryan's Live Demonstration of Hindenburg Journalist Pro, and here's a 90-day free trial of Hindenburg Journalist Pro. Here are Bryan's production details: Electro-Voice RE320 Rolls cough switch Sound Devices MixPre-3 For remote internet calls, I use a second computer (an old Dell) into the line in for the MixPre-3 using a hardware mix-minus in the MixPre I record 2 tracks right onto the SD card in the MixPre. I also run 2 tracks via USB into my MacBook Pro and record into Hindenburg Journalist Pro Voice profiler in Hindenburg can create custom profiles! For editing, I use Hindenburg Journalist Pro along with iZotope RX7 for audio restoration and Ozone 7 for mastering and a variety of Waves and other plugins depending on the need. I mix and edit in multitrack mode, export to WAV fully mastered but not normalized to -16/-19. I then bring that mastered file back into Hindenburg to level using the loudness matching and either convert to MP3 using Hindenburg or RX7. If I use Hindenburg, I'll also apply the id3 tags and upload right to Libsyn from there. Also, Bryan got back to me about the Hindenburg auto-leveling feature that we discussed in the episode: "I did several checks with the auto-level with effects and it appears my original assumption was correct. The auto-level is at the "region" (clip) level upon input - prior to ANY processing within Hindenburg." Thanks for sharing so much great info, Bryan! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. We appreciate you listening. Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, TuneIn, Android, RSS, Email
If your audio is great people can forgive medicore video, but if it sounds bad people will turn it off. This episode we are talking with mic and preamp reviewer Curtis Judd (http://learnlightandsound.com) and podcast producer Ray Ortega (https://rayortega.com) the simple secrets to audio production for some common situations. This podcast is brought to you by Epidemic Sound (http://share.epidemicsound.com/stalmanpodcast), where creators can easily license sound effects and music for all your creative projects Audio for social media The priority for quick social media videos like Instagram stories is to keep it simple and sounding great. When you turn on the selfie camera, you‘re off to a great start because the mic is only an arm's length from you face and most phones have decent mics these days. Just be extra careful not make the biggest rookie mistake of covering the mic with your pinkie finger. Stay aware of which direction the mic is facing since phones have mics on the front, back and bottom. If you are pointing it away from you, your voice will get a lot quieter. If this is a situation, you often find yourself in, there are external mics that can help with that. Portable mics for phones Rode Video Me (https://amzn.to/2VWliRg) Shure MV88 (https://amzn.to/2FKCWBU) Audio for Vloging Similiar to a phone selfie, the vlog format has the instant advtage of mic proximity. As long as you've plugged in a half decent mic, set the levels, and put on appropriate wind protection, it's easy to get great audio. With this format, background noise isn't a huge problem since it blends in with the overall context of the story you‘re telling. What matters most is that you can be heard clearly. Mics for vlogging Rode Video Micro (https://amzn.to/2Ta81mc) Rode VideoMic Pro+ (https://amzn.to/2W1BTTU) Deity V-Mic D3 Pro (https://amzn.to/2W1QdLY) Audio in a YouTuber Studio If people are going to be watching your videos on TV, laptops or with headphones you owe it to them to keep the audio as clean as possible. When they are focused on you‘re talking head, details like echo and background noise start to matter more. So after you've taken the first steps of turning off the AC and unplugging the fridge (TIP: put your keys inside as a way to remember to plug it back in), it's time to treat the room for reverb. In real life, reverb is easy to ignore. Put a decent mic in a room and every echo is a distraction. There are a few simple and affordable solutions, best of all is to drape sound blankets in front of any hard reflective surfaces. This will make the single biggest difference, ever more than you‘re choice in microphone. And speaking of microphones the gold standard is Sennheiser MKH416 (https://amzn.to/2FL0F56), which now used by top YouTubers like MKBHD and Johnathan Morrison, but if $1,000 is out of your budget the Deity S-Mic 2 (https://amzn.to/2CuBgsY) is incredibly similar for a fraction of the price. A favorite of Ray and Curtis is the AudioTechnica AT4053B (https://amzn.to/2CudEov). Once you've picked out your mic, choose a field recorder and plug it in. For the budget minded, the Tascam DR-60DII (https://amzn.to/2DjGZUe) is a great choice or if you want to go straight for the best pick up the SoundDevices MixPre-3 (https://amzn.to/2VYap1v). And make sure you get some good Sound Blankets (https://www.vocalboothtogo.com/shop-soundproofing-curtains-mobile-vocal-booths-accessories/) YouTube Studio mics and premps Rode VideoMic Pro+ (https://amzn.to/2W1BTTU) SoundDevices MixPre-3 (https://amzn.to/2VYap1v) or MixPre-6 (https://amzn.to/2DmaZPn) Sennheiser MKH416 (https://amzn.to/2FL0F56) Rode NTG-1 (https://amzn.to/2sBqTPC) or NTG-2 (https://amzn.to/2SXOju8) Deity S-Mic 2 (https://amzn.to/2CuBgsY) Tascam DR-70D (https://amzn.to/2ATAtSt) Tascam DR-60DII (https://amzn.to/2DjGZUe) Zoom F4 (https://amzn.to/2sCzbH2) Zoom H6 (https://amzn.to/2W5vWWa) Zoom F8N (https://amzn.to/2szNEDq) AudioTechnica AT4053B (https://amzn.to/2CudEov) Podcasting & Voice Over All the rules of in studio videos apply, but your audience is listening a lot more closely so the pressure is on to make your audio production sound amazing. Ray Ortega (https://thepodcastersstudio.com/gear/) has a great writeup on all your gear needs, but the basics are that you want decent mic that rejects background sounds, a low noise preamp and an echo free room. Sounds blankets are your best friend here, so you might want to build a little fort, or at least make sure you've got some furniture and carpets in the room. There are many great mics to choose from, for beginners the AudioTechnica ATR-2100 (https://amzn.to/2MjbJHN) sounds shockingly good for it's price and can be plugged in via USB or XLR. If you want to step up your game, Tyler likes the Heil PR-40 (https://amzn.to/2VZGzK5) while Ray uses the Shure SM7B (https://amzn.to/2sA3JZV). Podcast mics and preamps Shure SM7B (https://amzn.to/2sA3JZV) Heil PR-40 (https://amzn.to/2VZGzK5) AudioTechnica ATR-2100 (https://amzn.to/2MjbJHN) Samsun Q2U (https://amzn.to/2FIrarK) DBX-286s (https://amzn.to/2T3jRi7) FocusRite 2i2 (https://amzn.to/2T3k7xB) SoundDevices MixPre-3 (https://amzn.to/2VYap1v) Producer's Choice Sound Blankets (http://vocalboothtogo.com) Post Production Less is often more in post production, but it is critical get the volume of your sound to match everyone else's. The easiest way is to run your final mix trough the free software Auphonic (http://auphonic.com) or if you're using Adobe Audtion, use it's match loudness feature. If you have background noise to cleanup, the absolute best is iZotope RX (https://www.izotope.com/en/products/repair-and-edit/rx.html). Special Guests: Curtis Judd and Ray Ortega.
LIVESTREAM DEALS Ep17 (Sound Devices)Joel Pare discusses the sound quality and durability of the MixPre-3.Ross Brand of Livestream Universe talks audio recording, mixing and streaming with Joel Pare from Sound Devices. Joel shares the many the different features of, and uses for, the MixPre-3 and shares how it can be used by both beginners and advanced audio professionals as well as musicians.Sound Devices is a company with a strong reputation for making extremely high-quality audio gear that is portable and durable. The MixPre-3 serves as the audio hub of both my home studio and mobile rig.MIXPRE-3The MixPre-3 is a pro audio device that serves as a mixer, recorder and audio interface. What makes it unique in comparison to other field recorders/interfaces is that it can perform both tasks, recording and working as your audio interface, at the same time. This makes it extremely useful for podcasters and live streamers who want to capture a high-quality local audio recording (in the MixPre) while streaming audio to their computer using the MixPre as an audio interface. Check out the MIxPre-3: https://amzn.to/2Q8jK3d.FACEBOOK LIVE SHOWIn addition to our conversation with Joel about the Sound Devices' MixPre-3, our November 2018 Facebook Live show features Jeremy Vest of YouTube growth software, VidIQ, and Randall Harp of Chapel Hill Media, a video production company. Look for Rob Balasabas of Thinkific wll join us on our December Facebook Live show. See info and purchase products on the LivestreamDeals home page: http://LivestreamDeals.com.ROSS BRAND AT VIDSUMMITAt VidSummit 2018 in Los Angeles, Ross conducted interviews with video influencers, including episodes of LivestreamDeals featuring Sean Cannel on his new book YouTube Secrets, Andrew Haley on new features in Wirecast, and Addy Saucedo on podcasting with Simplecast. Also check out Brand on Broadcasting interviews from #VidSummit2018 with Nick Nimmin, Steve Dotto, Carlos Gil, Nicole Sanchez, Dan Norton and Jason Liebman. All interviews were livestreamed to Facebook Live using the LiveU Solo. More info and special offers at http://LivestreamDeals.com.LIKE US ON FACEBOOKWe have a brand new Facebook page just for Livestream Deals. We will feature special offers, discounted products and updates from past shows. Don't miss out on the chance to save on the products you want, while keeping some extra cash in your pocket. Like and follow us at http://Facebook.com/LivestreamDeals.BRAND ON BROADCASTINGWe have another podcast you’ll want to check out. It’s Brand on Broadcasting. Listen and subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker or Stitcher.ROSS' RECOMMENDED RESOURCESNot sure where to start when it comes to livestreaming and podcasting gear or need a recommendation for a specific product? Our Livestream Universe Resources page has my recommendations for gear, books, courses, software and more. http://LivestreamUniverse.com/ResourcesABOUT LIVESTREAM DEALSLivestream Deals has been a monthly Facebook Live show hosted by Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Each of those episodes features 4 products or services for live streamers… as well as products of interest to podcasters and online content creators. On the podcast edition, we will focus on one product per episode. Some content will come from our livestream shows and some will be exclusive to the podcast. You can learn more about products featured on the show at https://LivestreamDeals.com.LINKShttps://LivestreamDeals.comhttp://LivestreamUniverse.com/ResourcesSUBSCRIBEiTunes: https://LivestreamDeals.com/iTunesSpreaker: https://LivestreamDeals.com/SpreakerStitcher: https://LivestreamDeals.com/StitcherSpotify: https://LivestreamDeals.com/SpotifyiHeartRadio: https://LivestreamDeals.com/iHeartRadio
LIVESTREAM DEALS Ep17 (Sound Devices) Joel Pare discusses the sound quality and durability of the MixPre-3. Ross Brand of Livestream Universe talks audio recording, mixing and streaming with Joel Pare from Sound Devices. Joel shares the many the different features of, and uses for, the MixPre-3 and shares how it can be used by both beginners and advanced audio professionals as well as musicians. Sound Devices is a company with a strong reputation for making extremely high-quality audio gear that is portable and durable. The MixPre-3 serves as the audio hub of both my home studio and mobile rig. MIXPRE-3 The MixPre-3 is a pro audio device that serves as a mixer, recorder and audio interface. What makes it unique in comparison to other field recorders/interfaces is that it can perform both tasks, recording and working as your audio interface, at the same time. This makes it extremely useful for podcasters and live streamers who want to capture a high-quality local audio recording (in the MixPre) while streaming audio to their computer using the MixPre as an audio interface. Check out the MIxPre-3: https://amzn.to/2Q8jK3d (https://amzn.to/2Q8jK3d). FACEBOOK LIVE SHOW In addition to our conversation with Joel about the Sound Devices' MixPre-3, our November 2018 Facebook Live show features Jeremy Vest of YouTube growth software, VidIQ, and Randall Harp of Chapel Hill Media, a video production company. Look for Rob Balasabas of Thinkific wll join us on our December Facebook Live show. See info and purchase products on the LivestreamDeals home page: http://livestreamdeals.com/ (http://LivestreamDeals.com). ROSS BRAND AT VIDSUMMIT At VidSummit 2018 in Los Angeles, Ross conducted interviews with video influencers, including episodes of LivestreamDeals featuring Sean Cannel on his new book YouTube Secrets, Andrew Haley on new features in Wirecast, and Addy Saucedo on podcasting with Simplecast. Also check out Brand on Broadcasting interviews from #VidSummit2018 with Nick Nimmin, Steve Dotto, Carlos Gil, Nicole Sanchez, Dan Norton and Jason Liebman. All interviews were livestreamed to Facebook Live using the LiveU Solo. More info and special offers at http://livestreamdeals.com/ (http://LivestreamDeals.com). ROSS' RECOMMENDED RESOURCES Not sure where to start when it comes to livestreaming and podcasting gear or need a recommendation for a specific product? Our Livestream Universe Resources page has my recommendations for gear, books, courses, software and more. http://livestreamuniverse.com/Resources (http://LivestreamUniverse.com/Resources) ABOUT LIVESTREAM DEALS Livestream Deals has been a monthly Facebook Live show hosted by Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Each of those episodes features 4 products or services for live streamers… as well as products of interest to podcasters and online content creators. On the podcast edition, we will focus on one product per episode. Some content will come from our livestream shows and some will be exclusive to the podcast. You can learn more about products featured on the show at https://livestreamdeals.com/ (https://LivestreamDeals.com). LINKS https://livestreamdeals.com/ (https://LivestreamDeals.com) http://livestreamuniverse.com/Resources (http://LivestreamUniverse.com/Resources) Livestream Deals features direct sales expert Vicki Fitch, who plans to write 12 books in 12 months. Hosted by Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Originally livestreamed on the Livestream Universe Facebook page (7K views)
Stefan Sparky Smuts is a location sound mixer based out of Johannesburg, South Africa. He's currently using a Sound Devices MixPre-6, with an Orca OR-32 bag and OR-42 harness, Sony UWP D-11 wireless, Rode Filmmaker Lav System, a NTG 2 and a Sennheiser 416. He's running a DIY power distribution powering the MixPre-6 via the USB-C.
Today on episode 230 we are joined by Emily Prokop who has her book "The Story Behind" launching next week and is the host of the Story Behind Podcast and an editor at Epodcast Productions Reminder: No Show Next week Dave binge listened on Making Oprah (now renamed Making Obama) 4:42 Are there too many podcasts? 10:43 If you borrow a style of someone who is no longer doing a show.... (the Led Zepplin approach) 12:00 Emily's new book "Drops" on Monday ORDER TODAY 16:30 Do we need episode numbers in our podcasts? 20:10 Dave is going to Australia and keeping up with all the events 26:30 Can I have a domain point at this website? 29:00 Domain Fever and Privacy in Domains (see www.coolerwebsites.com ) 33:10 Can I just record with a compressor limiter gatelike the DBX286 40:00 Our AWESOME SUPPORTERS 42:08 Some slight issues with my Mixpre-6 (their support is AWESOME) 44:50 Are Mixpre-3's? Plug and play? 45:52 Best Recorder for Beginners? 47:06 Why Emily Uses Reaper Software 48:00 I'm getting infatuated with Adobe Audition with their new tools 50:40 Audacity has a new version. What software should beginners learn 56:36 A million ums, or a Cave? Ready to Start a Podcast? Join the School of Podcasting today see www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start
My guest is Ross Brand from LivestreamUniverse.com! We discussed podcasting, Livestreaming, equipment and tons more. Enjoy listening! Ross's audio equipment: Primary Studio Mic - Shure SM7B (Had compared RE20, SM7B, PR40 & RE27 in B&H mic room before deciding on SM7B) Primary Reporter Mic - Electro-voice RE50, Omni, Backup/Guest Mic - Samson Q2u Primary Audio Interface/Mixer/ Recorder - Sound Devices MixPre-3 Backup Studio Audio Interface - Audient iD14 Secondary Studio/iOS Audio Interface - Shure MVi (I have a two interface setup that enables me to get both myself and guest's audio on Instagram Live while also livestreaming to FB Live with no additional mics needed) Mobile Audio Interface - iRig Pre Headphones: Sennheiser HD280Pro, closed back Computer - 15" MacBook Pro (mid 2015) Mobile: iPhone 7 DAW: Screenflow (I know, I know...) - boosts level in places, Auphonic sometimes Likes and uses the Spreaker web player, chapters, Ross's video equipment: Webcam - Logitech C922x Camcorder - Canon Vixia R800 Capture Card - Magewell Software - BeLive (for Facebook Live) Software - Wirecast Studio (switcher, encoding, streaming, recording, live production) Hardware Encoder - LiveU Solo (cellular streaming from remote, bandwidth challenged locations without computer) Ross's post-production workflow: (mixing, software, effects processing, editing, mastering, etc.) Record in MixPre-3 as wave file on SD card and edit in Screenflow Edit out any gaps, edit out the worst "ums" "and uhs" and occasionally a segment that detracts from the overall conversation Boost softer or lower louder areas to make overall volume more consistent Record into and outro Add music tracks Check volume levels again Export final mix as m4a Upload to Auphonic and use default settings Download mp3 from Auphonic Thank you for hanging out with us, Ross! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS
MixPre - 032.WAV by Carole Caine
In Episode 3 of Brand on Broadcasting with Ross Brand, I talk about audio interfaces, what they do and why they are important to the quality of your audio when recording in a computer or streaming to the internet. I also discuss Sound Devices' MixPre-3, an audio interface, mixer and recorder. What makes it unique vs competing products is not only the outstanding quality of its Kashmir preamps, but its ability to serve as both a recorder and audio interface at the same time. We wish a very happy 20th anniversary to the team at Sound Devices, a company with a great reputation for making high-quality audio products. I look forward to checking out more gear from Sound Devices at Podcast Movement in Philadelphia later this month. This review of the MixPre-6 by Daniel J. Lewis is very thorough. Sound Devices actually made an update to fix the issue causing one of Daniel's few criticisms in the otherwise strongly favorable review. Parts of this episode were recorded live on Facebook Live late at night on July 13, 2018 and early in the morning on July 14, 2018.
In Brand on Broadcasting with Ross Brand, I talk about audio interfaces, what they do and why they are important to the quality of your audio when recording in a computer or streaming to the internet.I also discuss Sound Devices' MixPre-3, an audio interface, mixer and recorder. What makes it unique vs competing products is not only the outstanding quality of its Kashmir preamps, but its ability to serve as both a recorder and audio interface at the same time. We wish a very happy 20th anniversary to the team at Sound Devices, a company with a great reputation for making high-quality audio products. I look forward to checking out more gear from Sound Devices at Podcast Movement in Philadelphia later this month. This review of the MixPre-6 by Daniel J. Lewis is very thorough. Sound Devices actually made an update to fix the issue causing one of Daniel's few criticisms in the otherwise strongly favorable review.Parts of this episode were recorded live on Facebook Live late at night on July 13, 2018 and early in the morning on July 14, 2018.
See http://thepodcastersstudio.com/102 for complete links and video! Do you have more noise in your podcast audio than you'd like? Do you know what is causing that noise? Is it your mic? How about your studio or maybe it's your preamp...if you use one. I'm talking with Julian Krause all about the latter but of course we dive into many related topics surrounding preamps and noise, including: How to test a preamp for noise or find out what its noise floor measurement is. How the noise you're hearing might be coming from your mic (if it's a condenser) before it comes from your preamp. Dynamic vs condensor microphones. Several audio recorders to include the Mixpre, Zoom H5, H4n and H4n Pro, Zoom f8 and more. Microphone impedance and some of the standard mics you may have used or are currently using. And how the device Julian made works for testing a preamp and how to make one of your own. Comparing preamps to other preamps in terms of noise floor specs. And how not to test a preamp. Measuring noise levels (of a preamp) in software. Using low cut filters during recording vs post production. Gain staging—how to get the most out the device you're using cause the noise floor exists regardless of your recording level. Can you simply lower your level to lower the noise? Not really. You'll end up needing to boost levels in post production and the noise will then be audible because it was always there; you just couldn't hear it in your headphones while recording at lower levels. Follow on Instagram to see lots of behind the scenes content and gear tests between episodes. Subscribe via YouTube for more BTS videos and podcast tutorials.
I recap my experience at NAB last week, including our Mic Test Drive Booth and lots more including: BIG thanks to my booth brothers: Michael Helms, Josh Wade, and Landen Hardy! Our 10 mics, Mackie 1642VLZ4, MixPre-6 borrowed from Sound Devices, and a BP40 borrowed from Steve Savanyu at Audio-Technica. Sennheiser’s upcoming wireless clip on mic, and the Neumann U67 at their booth! My birthday gift - a Neewer mini microphone! Watch Bandrew Scott's video on this mic here. The Venue was HUGE - Las Vegas Convention Center. Booth traffic was OK. And I was interviewed twice - one audio and one video. I also mentioned my drive out there - TO Vegas via New Mexico and Arizona, FROM Vegas via Utah and Colorado. And it was great to hang out with: Rob Walch - Libsyn Todd Cochrane, Mike Dell, MacKenzie - Blubrry Jennifer Crawford and Vernon Ross - Podbean Rob Greenlee - Voxnest Eric Larsen - Tascam Sean and Ira - Samson Podfest guys - Chris Krimitsos, John Dennis Podcast Movement guys - Jared Easley, Dan Franks Allan Tepper Emma Victoria Austin Dillman - REV Angela Copeland Other stuff: Skype Has a Big Announcement for Content Creators: Skype was proud to announce the new Skype for Content Creators, which looks to be what podcasters have been asking for, for years. The new feature is available in preview form now (at NAB) and should be widely available in the summer for both Mac and Windows 10 users. Skype for Content Creators records calls directly through NDI-capable software like Wirecast, Xsplit, and Vmix. The feature provides "clean" copies of all call participants that you can quickly drop into audio and video production apps, so you can focus more on the content and publishing of your show, and less on double-checking everyone's recordings. I detail how I mixed an episode using the wrong Sonarworks profile, and then had to correct it. Because I had already done many edits, it wasn’t an option to go back to the mix and adjust the individual tracks. Lastly: Congrats to the current students enrolled in PES! Next semester starts June 26th and super-early-bird pricing still available. DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS
Today's equipment: Shure SM7B, MixPre-3, Audio Hijack, Logic Pro, Auphonic Web: http://PodcastMic.com Twitter: @PodcastMic Instagram: podcastmic
My guest is Allan Tepper - Pro Audio/Video Specialist, Tech Journalist, Broadcaster, author and consultant. We discussed: Audient iD14 audio interface Shure 545SD-LC Cardioid Dynamic microphone Shure A81WS Gray Large Foam Windscreen for SM81 and SM57 Pyle-Pro PDMIC78 microphone Hindenburg Journalist Pro, and how it levels each clip automatically IK Multimedia iRig Pre HD Auphonic mobile app to record 48kHz .WAV files Zoom H5 for field recording Skype recorders MixPre-3 with perhaps the cleanest mic preamps Rode Broadcaster Thanks for being a great guest, Allan! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS
My guest is Paul Isaacs, Director of Product Management and Design at Sound Devices. We discussed the MixPre-6 in lots of detail, and also covered a lot of other audio topics. In the right circumstances, the MixPre-6 could be a really valuable piece of gear for podcasters. It's a high quality recorder, interface and mixer. The microphone preamps are super-high quality. I was able to try the unit courtesy of Sound Devices, but you won't hear that episode session for a couple weeks. Thank you for being so helpful, Paul! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS
Full show notes can be seen at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/580 Why Keeping It Simple is a Good idea I do a show every Saturday call Ask the Podcast Coach with Jim Collison from theaverageguy.tv and at one point I decided to connect with Jim over Google hangouts, as well as have a Call In Number for the phone. I had to send a mix to Jim that had myself and the caller (but not Jim) while sending a mix to the caller than had myself and Jim (but not the caller). For those up on the lingo, I had to configure two mix minuses. I needed a mixer with two auxiliary outs. I found the Behringer X1832. It did the job well. I had a ton of extra channels, and effects that I never used. Then we switched and instead of using a phone (using CallinStudio.com) we went to a chat window to take questions. This was simple and free (using chatwing.com) . So now I have a giant mixer taking up half my desk, and I was looking for an alternative. I have a Yamaha MG102c Mixer (which has been replaced by the MG10XU) that would do the job. For whatever reason, I just didn't like it. It seemed like I had to crank everything up to the max. It still had a clean sound, but it seemed like I really had to push everything. I realize this is stupid (cause you should vote with your ears, not your eyes) but I've been hesitant to go back to it. The Other Problem with Recording Levels I use a Zoom H5. A great device with a giant screen. However, due to the way the studio is setup with the majority of the light coming in from Behind the Zoom H5 I cant' really get a clear reading. While there are lights to let me know when things are peaking, I tend to feel those are too sensitive. Then I heard about the Sound Devices MixPre-3. This might solve all my problems. Bad Time for a Product Review I received the Sound Devices MixPre-3 this week. It's horrible timing as I'm getting ready to run off to Podcast Movement, and I'm busy packing, buying Dramamine, recording podcasts and won't have time to do a super deep dive. So here is what I want it to do: Power my Electrovocie RE320 without a ton of his I want to do a mix minus for when I do shows with a co-host via skype or Google hangouts I want to plugin my ipad to play sound effects. First Impressions Of the Mix Pre-3 WOW IS THIS THING SMALL. I have an iPhone 6s, and it might be an inch wider, but it is the size of an iPhone on steroids. VERY COOL. At first, I was worried about the touchscreen display. But the display is super clear, and you can adjust the brightness. I had no problems reading it. I was worried about the touchscreen is small. That didn't seem to be an issue (I'm a guitar player with long fingers and not very fat). I almost didn't need the manual. I plugged in a microphone, hit record and was up and running. Using it as an Interface - WHY AM I DRUNK? I went into Hindenburg Journalist and did a recording. it was nice and clear, but I sounded slightly drunk as my voice was lower (as if the sound had been slowed down). I launched Adobe Audition and got the same issue. Hmmm. As I'm on a PC, I right-clicked on the Speaker in the bottom right-hand corner of my screen and went to the Properties of the Mix Pre-3. I had to set the recording and playback to 2 channel 24 bit, 48K. This solved the issue, and everything sounded fine. How Do I Setup a Mix Minus? I was able to set the input of Channel 2 to USB-1, and I could now hear my Skype caller. I was on Channel 3, and life was good. How do I go about making sure that the sound of the caller does not go back to the caller? I look at the output, and all the output routing is for the stereo out mix. Where do I adjust what goes back to the caller? I looked, and looked, and headed to YouTube. They have a video on the Sound Devices website, but they just said, "Set the input and out to the MixPre-3. My thought was, Yeah, but then what. Finally, I saw a video that explained you can't route what is going back to the USB output, and that you don't need to setup a mix minus, as IT JUST DOES IT. Well, that's cool. I'm definitely stopping by their booth at Podcast Movement and asking some questions about this as (and this is important) I'm not sure I'm 100% right on that. If I wanted to use the Stereo Output jack into another USB device (in my case I use a Griffin imic) than I could get into more advanced setups. What Would I Fix About it? The On/Off switch is placed in a not so great spot, but then again because this thing is so tiny, any place you put the switch it's going to be right on top of something. It seems like having the SD card behind the battery pack is a bad idea. However, when I push a button and turn on file transfer, it was super fast to copy the files from the device to my computer. I originally was somewhat bummed that it doesn't have a "Marker" feature, but using the wingman app (free) I can lookup and see what time the boo-boo happened and make a mental note. Not as cool as a marker (especially if you wanted to pass your audio to someone else), but it's a hack for the lack of marker. While I would almost always be using USB to power the unit, I think charging $40 for an AC power adapter (not included) is BS. If they didn't have the wingman app (which is very cool) trying to rename something would be a joke. I love that I downloaded the app, and it just connected. So the short answer of what would I change? - Not almost nothing. What About the Price? The price for the unit Pre-3 Unit is $699, the Pre-6 is $899, and the price of the adapter (AC) is $40. Sound Devices MixPre-3 Audio Recorder/Mixer and USB Audio Interface Sound Devices MixPre-6 Audio Recorder/Mixer and USB Audio Interface Sound Devices MX-Charge AC Power Supply for MixPre-3 and MixPre-6 Who Should Buy This? Someone who is going to be traveling alot, and wants to create great audio without having to worry (too much) about breaking the unit. The person wouldn't use the built-in microphones of a Zoom H5, and will always be traveling with a mic to record, and headphones to listen. Someone who has a small space, and they don't want their kids messing with a mixer. These units allow you to create presets, so you can fire up the unit press a button and everything is set. Also, it is super easy to plug stuff in. The person who understands that any tweaking of sound (more bass, treble,) will be done later in post production (where a mixer allows you to add it while you record) Fun Things To Check Out Mike Russel's YouTube Channel (AMAZING ADOBE AUDITION TUTORIALS Answer the Public - Interesting keyword/question tool (don't use the visualization view) Zoom H6 Course - Want to get the most out of your H6? Check out this course from my friend Daniel J. Lewis This video show an insane test on which device has the best preamps
The Sound Devices MixPre-3 MixPre-6 could be the ultimate device for podcasting to replace your mixer, recorder, and audio interface.
My guest is Arik Levy - Law Enforcement Officer, Host of Firearms Nation Podcast, Creator of Shooter's Summit and the Firearms Nation YouTube channel. We had a fun discussion. Here is some of the equipment that Arik uses: Rode PSA1 Boom Arm dbx 286s Focusrite 2i2 Macbook Pro Logic Pro Zoom H6 Rode NT-1 He wants to try the Rode Broadcaster microphone Also interested in the upcoming release of Sound Devices MixPre 3 and MixPre 6 Listen to the full episode to hear all the fun and great info. Thanks for hangin' with me and Barry, Arik! DID YOU KNOW........We exist for the purpose of helping you, so please comment below with any questions or remarks. Thanks for listening! Want to Start a Business or Have a Career as a Podcast Producer/Engineer? Listen and Subscribe in iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS
Paul Isaacs of Sound Devices shares with us their new line of podcast recorders, the MixPre. These are cool devices that sound great and will give you a ton of flexibility to easily create high-quality podcast productions.
This week we talk with Paul Isaacs, Director, Product Management & Design at Sound Devices about their new MixPre Series. Sound Devices introduces its new line of high-performance, ultra-compact audio recorders with USB audio streaming – MixPre-3 & MixPre-6. Sound Devices is thrilled to announce the launch of its groundbreaking new product line, the MixPre Series of audio recorders with integrated USB audio interface. The lightweight, high-resolution MixPre-3 & MixPre-6 audio recorders with USB audio streaming offer world-class sound quality combined with extreme durability – perfect for musicians, sound designers, podcasters, videographers, YouTubers and field recordists. This podcast is brought to you in part by RØDE Microphones presenting My RØDE Reel, the world’s largest short film competition. Now with over $500,000 in prizes to be won. Visit myrodereel.com now to get your free starter pack!
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