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The Value of Podcasting for BusinessPodcasting has become a powerful medium for businesses and individuals to connect with their audiences, share valuable content, and establish authority in their fields. In a recent episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur Show, Dave Jackson, a renowned podcast consultant and founder of the School of Podcasting, shared his expertise on the state of podcasting, the value it brings to businesses, and common pitfalls aspiring podcasters should avoid. This blog post delves into the key takeaways from the episode, offering actionable advice and in-depth insights to help you navigate the podcasting landscape successfully.Podcasting offers a unique platform for businesses to engage with their audience in a more personal and impactful way. Dave Jackson highlighted several benefits, including building authority and trust by consistently sharing valuable content, which positions businesses as thought leaders. The intimate nature of podcasting fosters a personal connection with listeners, enhancing trust and loyalty. Additionally, podcasts can reach a global audience through diverse platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, making it a cost-effective marketing tool with high engagement rates.Starting a podcast can be daunting, and many aspiring podcasters fall into common traps. Dave Jackson shared some frequent pitfalls and how to avoid them, such as the importance of having a clear focus and target audience, investing in good equipment for better audio quality, and maintaining a consistent publishing schedule. He also emphasized the value of understanding your audience and delivering great content through storytelling and value-driven episodes. Consulting services, like those offered by Dave Jackson, can provide personalized guidance, technical support, and expert insights to help podcasters avoid common mistakes and optimize their shows. For more information and resources, visit the School of Podcasting and explore the wealth of support available to aspiring podcasters.About Dave Jackson:Dave Jackson began podcasting in 2005 and launched the School of Podcasting. His School of Podcasting show has over 3.2 million downloads. He has helped hundreds of people plan, launch, and grow their podcasts. He is the author of the book Profit from Your Podcast: Proven Strategies to Turn Listeners into a Livelihood, and is a featured speaker at events. In 2016 Dave joined Libsyn (the largest podcast hosting company) as part of their tech support team. In 2018 he was inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame. Find him at www.schoolofpodcasting.comAbout School of Podcasting:The School of Podcasting is for the person looking to launch their own podcast. They want to do it right the first time. They want to be seen as an expert, reach a global audience, make more sales, know their audience, meet like-minded people, and grow their community.I have great step-by-step tutorials that will show you how to use podcast software titles like Audacity (a free software package), Adobe Audition, Sound Forge, and more. These tutorials walk you through the entire podcasting process.Apply to be a Guest on The Thoughtful Entrepreneur: https://go.upmyinfluence.com/podcast-guestLinks Mentioned in this Episode:Want to learn more? Check out School of Podcasting website atwww.schoolofpodcasting.comCheck out School of Podcasting on LinkedIn atCheck out Dave Jackson on LinkedIn at

Lords: * Jonah * AC Topics: * When was the last time you listened to a song backwards? * Decentralized manufacturing * Are there other terms like "foodies," to describe those who are super into universal bodily functions? * The Bathroom Line, by Jesse Thurston * Playtesting legos Microtopics: * Pet Rock Dot Site * Whether rhythm is a kind of sound. * A rhythm synthesizer that produces control voltages. * All the things you could hypothetically like about New York City. * Crowded speculative real estate. * Canada's role as a fire hazard. * The power company in charge of all the wildfires. * What happened to Smokey the Bear. * Stopping for lobsters crossing the highway. * Whether Smokey the Bear died in his sleep. * Putting the oven on self clean and it cleans your whole house. * Bringing back Satanic Panic to make backmasking cool again. * Constructing a cliff that echoes backwards. * Musique Concrete. * The kind of people who would make an album in Csound. * Admitting that your music is hilarious. * Conlon Nancarrow's works for player piano. * Black MIDI. * Knowing that you should be adding a constraint to your assertion but not knowing what it should be. * If Conlon Nancarrow had only entered cryosleep. * Loading up a song in Sound Forge. * Squid Salmple. * Bluetooth: it works every time! * Virtual modular synthesizers with cool cable physics. * The etymology of backmasking. * If Wiktionary is so good, why isn't there a Wiktionary 2? * Franchising your rhythm box. * Doing each other's administrative work. * Doing a labor swap to get fresh eyes on your project. * Ubering to the trail head. * Imagine: paying rent for an office. * Poopsocking it on this family show. * The Armory. * Going back in time and having $14 million. * Selling your forehead as advertising space. * Joseph Circuit City Smith. * This man needs your help to remove his porn logo forehead tattoos. * Aspirational snake eye contacts. * Your contacts contact. * Antique sword knife bookmark charm sword knife pendants knife charms for bookmarks. * Going to the breathing club and breathing really hard. * The Hearty-Starty. * Trying to joke about a thing that turns out to just be a real thing. * A Facebook group for people who love shitting. * Blinkos and all the nuances of the ways they love to blink. * A whole world just for smelling. * How your heart doesn't stop every time you sneeze. * Green text vs. other colors of text. * The r/bluetext subreddit that's all about links to other web sites. * Nutty Gum and Fruit Spleggings. * Finding the one while in line to poop. * Going to college for like a year and one of the best things about it was the bathroom graffiti. * A chalkboard in the physics department's bathroom stall. * Help I'm trapped in the bathroom grout. * Peeing while trying to think of a poem. * Peeing your pants in the bathroom. * Don't Backmask Me, Bro. * Finding someone in a bar who wants to playtest your experimental game for three hours. * The movie Yesterday except for inventing Legos. * Following instructions as a way to fidget. * Trying to solve a difficult programming puzzle when someone comes up and starts biting you in the ass. * All the ways someone can be onboarded onto an experience. * Free HTML5 Games Tagged Idle. * Top Three Clickers. * Roguathia. * Waiting until you have more SP to select upgrades.

The Engine Room! A live DJ music Project! DJ SHOMARI KRL drops a LIVE Soca set featuring a heavy dose of 2023 hits with a touch of recurrent tracks. This inaugural edition of The Engine Room was recorded LIVE at Sound Forge in Trinidad and Tobago.

ソースネクストがサウンド編集ソフト「SOUND FORGE Pro 17 」「SOUND FORGE Pro 17Suite」「SOUND FORGE Audio Studio 17」の3製品を販売開始しました。今日はこのニュースをお届けします。 「SOUND FORGE」はプロの現場で採用されている定番のサウンド編集ソフト「SOUND FORGE PRO」シリーズと、基本機能を切り出しより幅広い層が利用しやすいエフェクトを追加した初心者でも使いやすい簡易版の「SOUND FORGE Audio Studio」があります。 今回の新バージョンでは、プロ向け・初心者向けともに、編集に欠かせない高品質な自動化プラグイン「CoreFX Utility」を新搭載し、また使い始めが簡単になるようチュートリアルやシンプルなセットアップが用意されたとのこと。 また、今回の発売を記念して、5月2日までの期間中、「The Chance SOUND FORGE」と題したフェアを開催し、割引率33％～79％で提供するとのこと。 ポッドキャストのサウンド編集をより高度にしたい方にはいい機会かもしれません。対応OSはWindows 11、Windows 10(64ビット版)のみとなっています。 ではまた！

In this week's episode we review Taurus Movement's Addies anniversary celebration at Sound Forge as the old men came out in their numbers to relive their youth. Easter is on the way so we revisit some Easter traditions while Fitzgerald claims that youths flying there kites might be causing more crime than poverty. We take in some of the biggest instrumentals in calypso as we get ready for Ettienne Charles' upcoming concert.Enjoy!! 

Mit Aida Baghernejad. Am 5. November 2007 erscheint mit "Untrue" von Burial ein Album, das nicht nur für Track17 oder unsere Gästin Aida wichtig werden sollte, sondern auch für viele andere Menschen, weit über Genregrenzen hinaus. Die Intimität der geisterhaften Dubstep-, Garage- und 2Step-Tracks aus dem nebelverhangenem Südlondon spricht auf vielerlei Arten zu uns. Sie erzählen mit ihrem Vinyl Crackle, den RnB- oder Videospiel-Samples und den shuffelnden Beats von Einsamkeit, verschwindenden Erinnerungen, nie erlebten Nächten und den Minuten des Heimwegs, in denen sich Fetzen zuvor gehörter Songs festsetzen. In dieser Folge geht es um "Untrue" und seine 15 Jahre alte Legacy, Burials Samples, seine Themen und seine Entwicklung von den Kollaborationen mit Four Tet über seine ravigen Stücke bis zu den heutigen Ambient-Platten. + die besten Songs auf unserer Spotify-Playlist. Schreibt eure Favoriten an @trackpodcast auf IG/Twitter oder info@track17podcast.de **Setlist** [00:00:00] Intro + unsere Gästin Aida Baghernejad [00:02:56] Einführung: Wer ist Burial? [00:06:17] Wie war unser Erstkontakt mit seiner Musik? [00:12:20] Was macht seinen Sound aus? [00:17:51] Was ist das besondere an UNTRUE? [00:24:48] Anonymität, Legendenbildung und Soundforge [00:28:28] Die Themen seiner Musik [00:32:43] Post-Untrue: Wie waren seine EPs der letzten 10 Jahre? [00:51:30] Secret Fun Fact Alarm + beste Tunes

Tenía 20 añitos y empezaba a trastear con un 486 con Windows 95 y MSdos y usando el Fast Tracker y el Sound Forge conseguí hacer esta maravilla que hoy en dia escucho y me sigue encantando como quedó. 24 años despues por primera vez doy a conocer por aquí este trabajo del cual me siento muy orgulloso, en la época de los Megamixes con Toni Peret, José María Castels y Quique Tejada como mis referentes y siendo un niño que se preguntaba como se hacían esas mezclas esos mixes esas maravillas de los recopilatorios de la época, yo tambien quería hacer eso. Un día me animé a conseguir recopilatorios de cd y elegí bien los temas, me los ripee para el ordenador para modificarlos y crear este Megamix, poniendo en algún momento de esos 7 minutos alguna melodía de algún tema mío que comenzaba a producir, hablo del año 1998. Aquí tenéis una maravilla de megamix y no es porque lo hiciera solo tenéis que escucharlo y disfrutarlo.

Tenía 20 añitos y empezaba a trastear con un 486 con Windows 95 y MSdos y usando el Fast Tracker y el Sound Forge conseguí hacer esta maravilla que hoy en dia escucho y me sigue encantando como quedó. 24 años despues por primera vez doy a conocer por aquí este trabajo del cual me siento muy orgulloso, en la época de los Megamixes con Toni Peret, José María Castels y Quique Tejada como mis referentes y siendo un niño que se preguntaba como se hacían esas mezclas esos mixes esas maravillas de los recopilatorios de la época, yo tambien quería hacer eso. Un día me animé a conseguir recopilatorios de cd y elegí bien los temas, me los ripee para el ordenador para modificarlos y crear este Megamix, poniendo en algún momento de esos 7 minutos alguna melodía de algún tema mío que comenzaba a producir, hablo del año 1998. Aquí tenéis una maravilla de megamix y no es porque lo hiciera solo tenéis que escucharlo y disfrutarlo.

Prometí subir el megamix que realicé en el año 2008, en un momento muy jodido de mi vida. Durante todo ese tiempo, aprendí muchas cosas, hacer megamixes, páginas web y muchas otros no materiales. Hoy, después de 14 años, lo publico para que todos ustedes lo disfruten. Este megamix fue realizado íntegramente con un programa llamado Sound Forge en su versión 4.0 Prohibida su venta

Foxygen is Sam France and Jonathan Rado; an experimental and progressive indie music production duo based in Los Angeles California. Following a musical encounter in high school, Sam and Jonathan realized a shared affinity of classic artists such as Led Zeppelin and Lou Reed, and the Westlake duo began writing their own original compositions via Foxygen."Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

One Small MomentToday I want to talk to some specific friends who I won't name, but I'm fairly sure that this will apply to way more of just them.First things first, I'm not going to insult your intelligence by giving you a bunch of platitudes. In my experience, they're nothing but empty calories. Filler and no substance, they're designed to make the person giving them feel better, not the person who needs help. In some cases, people who need help end up feeling worse. I'm one of those people, so I absolutely understand the feeling. So, no bullshit from me. Cool? Moving on.Let me describe my lack of bona fides right upfront. I'm a guy with a high school education and one year of college because I let my dick do the thinking up to the point that I ended up homeless and friendless. I tried to follow in my Dad's footsteps and join the military and washed right out after six months because I have a mouth bigger than my brain. I come from a family that describing as dysfunctional is exceedingly generous. My dad had anger issues, my mother was a narcissist manipulator, as is my brother. He's got a criminal record and is probably on his way back to prison for at least 12 years as I write this. I'm the voice of reason in my family, and as I have said repeatedly, this should scare the fuck out of you. I got married at 24, and I had three kids by the age of 30. I've been dirt poor most of that time. At this stage of my life, I believe that I am an undiagnosed case of autism from the 1970s because my kids--all of them--are on the spectrum. I didn't have a bad childhood if you looked at it from one angle, but I had a horrible one if you looked at it from the inside out. I inherited my Dad's anger issues and my mother's narcissism. I was a horrible husband for years until my wife walked out on me in 2005. It made me face myself in a way I had not seen before, and I couldn't take it. I had a nervous breakdown. My wife thought I was worth saving, and I am forever grateful for it. I promised I would work on my issues, and I have. Three times in my life, I thought I was at the end of my rope. Not from a thought of suicide ideation, just that there was nowhere else to turn. No one else to ask for help. No one else I could lean on. Just Roley.That moment right there is the point. The entire lesson. One small moment when your brain says, "Well, you're really fucked now, aren't you?" There is only one answer to that question, and that answer is yes because if you answer no, you ain't there yet. Trust me on this. You have to answer yes. This is the moment where you're accountable to no one but you, and you cannot lie to yourself. You can TRY. It ain't gonna work. Not for long.Let's not bullshit ourselves. There is a lot of work in repairing a life that you fucked up on your own. You climb up out of a hole for years before you ever see daylight. I was a shut-in for two years because I thought it better that the world forgets about me. I tried to make a living from home in 2006-2007, but this world we live in hadn't come to pass yet, and I was living a fantasy. It made me feel worse that I couldn't provide for my family, but I could barely function as a human at that point. So I decided to do the only work I was capable of: Working on myself. I read every self-help book and mental health book I could lay my hands on. I dug deep into myself to try to figure out why I was the person I was, how I became that way, and the answer was straightforward. First, I thought I was absolutely normal. My behavior, though abhorrent, was how I was raised. My parents treated each other and us kids horribly, but it wasn't physically abusive save for a couple of times I'll keep to myself. I grew up in the same environment I perpetuated. I was continuing a cycle. Secondly, to accept that fact and to change meant work I wasn't ready to take on. But human psychology is a lot like a car in that regard; you can do the work now, or you can do it later, but it's going to cost you a lot more. In my case, it almost cost me everything. It was the third of those three times that I faced myself in the mirror and heard that voice, and this was the time I said yes.For two-thirds of my life, my story is a story of failure, of self-hatred, of being a bad example. But from the age of 35 to 50, it's a story of repair and redemption. I'll put my humble path to today up against anyone's and dare them to do the work I've done to heal myself and come out who I am today. I'm still married to the same woman for over 25 years now. I've got three amazing kids who I adore. Up until May of this year, I had what I consider to be a dream job until COVID ate it, but I'm still with the same company, and I'm going to bust whatever amount of ass it takes to get my job back or demonstrate the skills I learned there to someone else who's willing to take me. I have a sense of self-worth and purpose that I've never had before, and I'm not taking being a call center tech support agent for the rest of my life. It is a means to an end, and it is not my life's work. I know what that is. It's helping you in the best way I know how: By being not the example of how to fix it, but from showing you by my example, it CAN BE FIXED that you can go from being a person full of anger and self-loathing and cruel behavior to being a person of kindness and compassion and love for people. That you can go from being a person who has no prospects to a person who can go to a job every day that fulfills them personally and professionally. That you can go from being a person who hasn't got their shit together at all to a person that can get morning to night without falling apart at the seams. This is my road, and my lane, but it's big enough for you, and I want you on this road with me. Some of you are gifted and talented beyond description, but the world doesn't know it yet because you have these problems. I know. I get it. I also see who you are, and the world deserves to see you as well. I had no one else to turn to at that last moment, so I did what I had to do. Myself. I'm asking you to take a walk with me because I don't want you to have to do it on your own. I may not know your way home, but I can get you as far as Anchorhead. You can get transport there to Mos Eisley or wherever you're going.I had to get one joke in there somehow. Did Joe Know About This?On the heels of the news of Joe Budden maybe-kinda-sorta-moving his show to Patreon (which is weird since it looks like it’s being hosted on Libsyn now), Spotify has announced plans for multiple business models for podcasts, possibly to include ad-supported subscriptions and a la carte options. These may be discussed at a live stream event later in February.Asked if Spotify thought customers would be willing to pay for podcasts, Ek on the earnings call responded that he believed there were several new models that could be explored.“I think we’re in the early days of seeing the long-term evolvement of how we can monetize audio on the internet. I’ve said this before, but I don’t believe that it’s a one-size-fits-all,” he said. “I believe, in fact, that we will have all business models, and that’s the future for all media companies — that you will have ad-supported subscriptions and à la carte sort of in the same space, of all media companies in the future.”“And you should definitely expect Spotify to follow that strategy and that pattern,” Ek added, more definitively.The answer seemed to indicate that Spotify is considering some of the ideas in that recent survey — of getting consumers to pay for some podcasts, instead of accessing them all for free or having them bundled into their music subscription.I wonder if Budden was aware of this and balked. Would there be a revenue split between Spotify and the creators, and what’s the ratio? Now that I think of it, isn’t that what they’ve been crying about re: Apple?For more than a year, Spotify has been making noise about Apple’s unchecked power over the App Store, and in March 2019, it filed a complaint against Apple with the European Commission. Spotify claims Apple’s practice of taking 30 percent of an app’s revenue is unjustified, and says the company operates as a monopoly on iOS.Suddenly, I find this Budden/Spotify deal more intriguing. Wait, You Can Make Money Doing That?  Julie Miller from Vanity Fair writes about Hollywood coming over to the Pod Side for ‘fun and profit’:…entertainment types began orbiting the audio space about two years ago in earnest, as the number of Americans listening to podcasts every month headed toward the 100 million it is today. It was also around 2018 that agencies like CAA began incorporating audio deals into their development packages. One insider estimates that many celebrities could get a six-figure guarantee per year, with the biggest actors receiving between $1 million and $3 million to launch an unscripted podcast. Scripted projects offer less up-front money but can be adapted into TV shows, films, books, and so on.For the record, I am Steve Jobs, “Podcasts are Amateur Hour" Years Old. For years, podcasting was seen as less-than, so when I see stories like this, the little imp of the perverse in the back of my head tosses a bone at every true media elitist who, strangely, has a podcast now.. How About Not Doing That?Chris Curran over at PES has a question about your thin mouth:When I’m doing my fine-tuned editing on a podcast episode I use TwistedWave or Sound Forge because they allow me to VERY QUICKLY zoom in, highlight very small things like single mouthclicks, and delete them. When I try to make the same kind of edit in a DAW (Reaper and others) it takes forever. What say you?For the most part, my workflow tends to remove mouth clicks, or at the very least minimize them. If they still show up through my noise gate, I highlight and remove them. I can’t say this happens often because I like to make sure I keep some water near me while I’m recording. The single biggest thing you can do to prevent mouth clicks is to keep hydrated. Remember, you can’t fix it in Post if it never happens in the first place.  

mit Matthias Hänel

mit Matthias Hänel

Ein neues Format hält Einzug in meinem Podcast. Und zwar habe ich mir heute einen Gast eingeladen. Mischa stellt heute das Shure MV88 Mikrofon vor. Zusätzlich zeigt er die dazugehörige App mit all ihren Einstellungen, die das Mikrofon betreffen. Übrigens ist diese App sehr gut mit VoiceOver zugänglich. Jetzt habe ich noch etwas nicht ganz so schönes, beim nach bearbeiten sind mir die Test Aufnahmen, die Mischa mit dem Mikro gemacht hat von der Tonqualität etwas verrutscht. Das liegt aber keinesfalls am Mikrofon, sondern an SoundForge. Ich bitte dies zu verzeihen. Das Mikrofon nimmt natürlich in normaler Tonqualität auf.

Ya estamos en junio y continuamos con las quedadas virtuales. En esta ocasión, en el turno de preguntas los asistentes realizan las siguientes consultas: referente a Mac, cómo recuperar correos de Windows Live Mail para pasarlos a Thunderbird y cómo navegar por el listado del historial de chats en Skype. Sobre el iPhone, cómo recuperar algo de almacenamiento y cómo gestionar mega, desvinculándolo de iCloud Drive. Problema de inaccesibilidad en los documentos pdf generados desde Pages en Mac a la hora de leerlos en Windows. Problema sobre Skype en Mac de que los otros participantes escuchan la voz de VoiceOver, algo que no ocurre en Windows e iPhone. Se solicita consejo de apps para realizar deporte con el apple Watch, lo cual da pie a hablar de la app de guiado sensorial Blind Explorer. Y se concluye con preguntas sobre la subscripción a Office 365, acerca de las llamadas de MoviStar a través de internet y sobre rúters 4G.  En cuanto a las presentaciones, Salva Doménech presenta una carcasa con batería para el iPhone SE 2020 y Jaime Franco los auriculares Razer Ifrit para PC/Mac, así mismo, Jaime realiza una demostración de la herramienta de selección de texto disponible en Voice Dream Reader. Finalmente se atiende una última pregunta sobre conversión a texto de pdf inaccesible en algunas nubes y en Voice Dream. Pequeña audiodemo de cómo graban los auriculares Razer Ifrit directamente en un PC con Windows 10, empleando la aplicación Sound Forge. Duración 41 segundos. Enlaces a productos: Auriculares con micrófono Razer Ifrit - Auriculares para streaming con micrófono y audio de nivel profesional, en Amazon. Enlace auriculares en Amazon. SWEYE Funda Batería para iPone 6/6s/7/8 6000mAh Funda Cargador Portátil [Versión Mejorada]  Enlace funda batería en Amazon.

My guest is Andrew Gelina - host of Underserved (a podcast aimed at the tech industry) and CEO of the software consulting firm Syrinx. We discussed so much: Shure SM7b (love/hate relationship) Shure SM58's All mics go through Cloudlifters, SM7B also goes through a dbx 286s Behringer Xenyx 1832 mostly just for mix minus to two dedicated Skype machines Zoom-Zoom setup (H6 as primary recorder of all vox on separate channels, H5 as a backup off the mixer/backup mode -12db as well) Copy 48K/24 bit WAVs off Zooms to a Dell Windows 10 PC (desktop, 4 monitors), import into Reaper WAVs rendered, converted to MP3, upload to Libsyn for distribution to everywhere, and use Libsyn for podcast website too. Backblaze for backups, Microsoft OneDrive for syncing, and a Macbook Pro laptop for working on editing mobile and experimenting with video. Started with Audacity for an episode, then learned Reaper Normalize each track separately to -23 LUFS with SWS Extension (free) Auto Trim / Split Silence 250 ms -32db (Reaper built-in) on all tracks Custom LUA script I had built by Raymond Radet (https://www.extremraym.com/) to do a Truncate Silence like Audacity, similar to Overcast’s Smart Speed Each track has iZotope RX 7 voice denoise, breath control, de-ess, mouth click, plosive, adjusted as needed (paid) Sonible Smart EQ – learn each track’s voice separately. (paid) AWESOME Dugan-style automixer script (free) https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=173289 Master channel: Ozone 8 to add a little air, Tri-Leveler 2 (free) to get to -16 LUFS, Limiter, Loudness meter Render to 48K/24 bit mono wav, watch peaks. Custom Python script watches /renders directory, converts WAVs to MP3 using ffmpeg (yes, LAME encoder, I know) and copies out to my private www server for QA. Second pass of editing I work backwards using timestamped notes to avoid shifting things out from under myself. Libsyn – I think they update tags IN the mp3 FROM their data, not the other way around. I checked in VLC. Other Audacity holdover. I would love to help you make Reaper your home – no Sound Forge or separate RX 7 needed! Multi-platform Reaper editing is interesting – use OneDrive to allow bouncing back and forth between Windows and Mac editing the same episode/files. Relative paths turned on, copy to /Media. VST paths set for both Win/Mac. Export complete configuration from Reaper (Win) to Reaper (Mac). Andrew's Favorite PES episodes/guests: Mike Delgaudio, Dan Dugan, Dan Gonzalez My kids can now recite Barry lines when they hear them drop in the car Thanks for being a great guest, Andrew! 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  

This week on the show Danie talks about the heavily promoted mobile game Raid Shadow Legends, ReverendSven talks about his Dream Hack experience, the guys talk a little Pokemon news and a little Apple WWDC 2019 news.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow everyone on their Twitch channels!https://www.twitch.tv/renditionzzhttps://www.twitch.tv/daniecaehttps://www.twitch.tv/reverendsvenhttps://twitter.com/NTNPodhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Gl04_U8XycAXXo0DPIFgg-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Help support the show by using our humble bundle links!Humble Monthlyhttps://www.humblebundle.com/monthly?refc=O4Ks0GHumble Storehttps://www.humblebundle.com/store?partner=nexttonothingpodWorried about the Adobe story? Humble is running a special promo for Sound Forge and Vegas! Use the link to buy the bundle and help support the show!https://www.humblebundle.com/software/vegas-pro-even-more-rebundle?partner=nexttonothingpod------------------------------------------------------------------------------Our intro music:Track: Sekai - Running [NCS Release]Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.Watch: https://youtu.be/V42iRj0Toq0Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.i

This week on the show we have MrGreenElite on to talk about Sen. Howley's Bill being formally filed, more talk about the effects of the US/China Trade War on the Gaming industry, AMD News, Danie talks about Dauntless now that its hit official release and Ren talks about Beat Saber!------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow everyone on their Twitch channels!https://www.twitch.tv/renditionzzhttps://www.twitch.tv/daniecaehttps://www.twitch.tv/mrgreenelitehttps://twitter.com/NTNPodhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Gl04_U8XycAXXo0DPIFgg-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Help support the show by using our humble bundle links!Humble Monthlyhttps://www.humblebundle.com/monthly?refc=O4Ks0GHumble Storehttps://www.humblebundle.com/store?partner=nexttonothingpodWorried about the Adobe story? Humble is running a special promo for Sound Forge and Vegas! Use the link to buy the bundle and help support the show!https://www.humblebundle.com/software/vegas-pro-even-more-rebundle?partner=nexttonothingpod------------------------------------------------------------------------------Our intro music:Track: Sekai - Running [NCS Release]Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.Watch: https://youtu.be/V42iRj0Toq0Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.i

This week on the show we have TheLoneSpirit on to talk about Anthem in retrospect, WWZ, the guys talk about the Epic Mega Sale fiasco, US tarrifs on Chinese goods and their effects on Hauwei users and table top gaming, ending on an update in the technology sector.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow everyone on their Twitch channels!https://www.twitch.tv/renditionzzhttps://www.twitch.tv/daniecaehttps://www.twitch.tv/thelonespirithttps://twitter.com/NTNPodhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Gl04_U8XycAXXo0DPIFgg-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Help support the show by using our humble bundle links!Humble Monthlyhttps://www.humblebundle.com/monthly?refc=O4Ks0GHumble Storehttps://www.humblebundle.com/store?partner=nexttonothingpodWorried about the Adobe story? Humble is running a special promo for Sound Forge and Vegas! Use the link to buy the bundle and help support the show!https://www.humblebundle.com/software/vegas-pro-even-more-rebundle?partner=nexttonothingpod------------------------------------------------------------------------------Our intro music:Track: Sekai - Running [NCS Release]Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.Watch: https://youtu.be/V42iRj0Toq0Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.i

This week on the show we have Spectissa on the show to discuss the brutality of war in the middle ages and Mordhau, followed by a discussion over the Bethesda plagiarism scandal, the Supreme Court's decision on the Apple Lawsuit, the possibility of lootbox laws, and updates to adobe's creative cloud policies.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow everyone on their Twitch channels!https://www.twitch.tv/renditionzzhttps://www.twitch.tv/daniecaehttps://www.twitch.tv/spectissahttps://twitter.com/NTNPodhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Gl04_U8XycAXXo0DPIFgg-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Help support the show by using our humble bundle links!Humble Monthlyhttps://www.humblebundle.com/monthly?refc=O4Ks0GHumble Storehttps://www.humblebundle.com/store?partner=nexttonothingpodWorried about the Adobe story? Humble is running a special promo for Sound Forge and Vegas! Use the link to buy the bundle and help support the show!https://www.humblebundle.com/software/vegas-pro-even-more-rebundle?partner=nexttonothingpod------------------------------------------------------------------------------Our intro music:Track: Sekai - Running [NCS Release]Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.Watch: https://youtu.be/V42iRj0Toq0Free Download / Stream: http://ncs.i

Episode 56 Brandy Maltas aka Kalli Birman is the PR and Music Booking agent for SpotOn3D, the manager for award winning musician Mankind Tracer, Co-Owner of The Tracer|Birman Agency. Plus Writer/Film Maker Erica Hughes The creator of 2020 A.D. is Erica Hughes, from Wisconsin. Thursday, June 23, 2011 Host Kinte Co-Host Psylent Knight, Neon-San & D.L. Watson Guests: Erica Hughes & Brandy Maltas FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/957849184245976/ Previous: "Geek or Gangsta" / Russell Boyd & Pooky Amsterdam (2x23) #55 Next: Season 3: Phaylen Fairchild Returns (3x01) # 57 This show will be the season finale. We will go on a 2 or 3 week hiatus and then come back with new episodes. Erica Hughes (Writer/Film Maker) The creator of 2020 A.D. is Erica Hughes, from Wisconsin. In her mid-30s, she’s already self-published in a number of media. She’s got several books to her name including the romance, Infatuation, and also writes articles for screenwritersdaily.com on how to produce and pitch animated movies. “I enjoy working on different things, from painting to writing and even singing,” she says. “Film and movies seems like a natural progression for me. Not in front of a camera, but making things that other people can enjoy.” Erica isn’t a newcomer to the movie world. She used to work at Sony as a Coordinator, and part of the support team for Vegas, their editing software, and their audio suites, Acid and SoundForge. She then worked with a producer, Kennedy Safo, editing and writing screenplays, and editing his feature-length movie. In January 2009, a friend told her about Moviestorm, and she wondered whether it would be useful. Brandy Maltas/ Kalli Birman Brandy Maltas/ Kalli Birman in Virtual Worlds joined Second Life in 2008 and almost immediately became involved in the arts community by working for and art gallery as a curator. In three years she has worked in the arts community, land , event and musician management and public relations, many times all at once. Her work in virtual worlds has become her full-time employment. Currently Brandy is the PR and Music Booking agent for SpotOn3D, the manager for award winning musician Mankind Tracer, Co-Owner of The Tracer|Birman Agency (a full service PR and Marketing firm) with Mankind, Co-owner of The Village and Club Graffiti with Mankind and the events and community manager for Solace Beach Estates. When not working Brandy also enjoys hosting open mic poetry events where she is allowed to express her creativity through the written and spoken word.

Virtual Underground Podcast #51 by St0 (@st0hu), Producer and DJ from Humgary + Q&A Virtual Underground: How have you discovered Electronic music? StO: As a kid I had my parents buy me some UK hardstep jungle collection during a vacation. I think it was around '95 when I was 12 years old. That really opened my eyes to all the various electronic music out there. I really got to love some drum&bass tunes (eg. Bassface Sascha, Tech Itch Recordings, Ed Rush) as well as classic jungle stuff. Also my brother who is 2 years older started listening to some electronic music in the late 90's like garage, Tech-house, prog house, Techno. Through him I also heard various kinds of electronic music. VU: What motivates you to do your music? StO: I love all around science fiction and horror movies. I am really in to dark and disturbing music. I am doing it for my own pleasure, the fact that others like it too makes me even more motivated. VU: Any artists that inspire your work? StO: The list would be really long but here are some of my inspirations: Craig Richards Carl Finlow, UMWELT, Drexciya, L.F.O., Aphex Twin, Noisia, Morphology, THE HACKER, Ricardo Villalobos, Dexter, Jensen Interceptor etc. while I also find inspiration in the band Animals As Leaders or Navene K the drummer. VU: How do you find your tracks? StO: I listen to a lot of mixes, I am following the new releases of my favorite labels and obviously I am following a lot of artists on Soundcloud. VU: What software/hardware do you use? StO: My set of hardware consists of a KORG VOLCA Keys, KORG Volca Beats, Novation Launchkey 49 MK II, a laptop (with a M-Audio M-Track X2 audio interface, a mixer and a turntable. As for software I mainly use FL Studio, Ableton,Soundforge and VST plugins. VU: Anything to add? StO:This mix includes some of my favorites as well as two tracks of my own, Hard Landing and Malfunction. Right now I am working on a mix of my productions only but unfortunately I do not have too much time to spare these days. I have around a dozen finished tracks of various genres (D&B, Techno, Breakbeat, Electro) and I am working on about 2-3 new tracks simultaneously. Tracklist: 1. Umwelt - Citadel Of The Chaos 2. Adapta - Drapse Harmonic 3. Silicon Scally - Coast To Coast 4. Noob - Sequences 5. Mike Ash - The Beings 6. Sync 24 & Truss - Tri-Gate 7. Randomer - Huh 8. Uprokk - Mechanical Dreams 9. No Moon - Sirens 10. StO - Hard Landing 11. Das Muster - Ready To Rule 12. Crotaphytus - Diving through the Oceans of GJ 1214 b 13. StO - Malfunction 14. The Exaltics - NGC 253

Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 007 Top Ten Ways to Make Money Speaking 01:15 Intro to Top Ten Ways to Make Money Speaking 02:45 Ways to earn money selling your knowledge 04:28 #1 - Get sponsorships 06:28 #2 - Get directly paid to speak 07:48 #3 - Speakers bureaus 09:56 #4 - Public seminars 11:39 #5 - Telephone seminars 15:21 #6 - Webinars & Hybrid webinars 19:13 #7 - Training companies 21:15 Sponsor message 23:41 #8 - Speak to promote your business 25:16 #9 - Speak as part of your job 27:20 #10 - Speaking at fundraisers 31:09 BONUS - Screen capture videos where you're not on screen *** Resources mentioned in this podcast *** Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Wake 'em Up Video System - https://www.antion.com/speakervideo.htm Ten Ways to Make Money Speaking PDF - https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/contestmay2016/TopTenWaysToMakeMoneySpeaking2014.pdf Kick-Butt Publicity Hound - https://www.antion.com/publicityhoundTOC.htm Free Conference Call HD - https://www.freeconferencecallhd.com/ Sound Forge - https://www.magix.com/us/music/sound-forge/ Audacity - https://www.audacityteam.org/ Garage Band for the Mac - https://www.apple.com/mac/garageband/ Garage Band in the App Store - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/garageband/id408709785 Tom Antion Webinars - https://tomantionwebinars.com/ Hybrid Webinars - https://hybridwebinars.com/ Fund Raising - https://greatinternetmarketing.com/fundraiserdeal/ How to Make a Fortune Speaking at Fundraisers - http://www.onlinemeetingnow.com/seminar/?id=24fccfcdd7 How to Maximize the Value of Any Speaking Engagement - http://www.onlinemeetingnow.com/replay/?id=c971df1745 Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Other Lifestyle Business Resources I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://tinyurl.com/ows2wu5 The WordPress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://www.GreatInternetMarketing.com/wordpressecourse  

Sam Shroff (Chennai, India) Right from his school days, music has been an important part of Sam’s life. His parents introduced him to the likes of “The Beatles” and “Simon and Garfunkel” that kindled his interest and curiosity for music. As much as he loved the classics, his love for beats was more, and he would often remix the songs he was listening to in his head. After school, Sam started to remix popular songs using software such as Acid Pro and Sound Forge. After completing his Bachelor’s degree in Chennai, India, he went to London to pursue his Master’s. The swinging city turned out to become his greatest lesson yet in the ocean of music and increased his respect for its vastness. This is also where he discovered the world of Techno. Chennai has also played an equal role in Sam’s musical journey. The city, though a lot less active than London in terms of nightlife, always pushed contemporary music over mainstream sounds. Clubs such as EC41, HFO and SOCKO (some of them unfortunately now shut down) will always hold a special place in his life as it encouraged him to pursue a career as a DJ. Watching and listening to a few DJ friends helped him understand the vibe of this genre, that the city of Chennai has now come to love. Attending one of the biggest Techno festivals held on the beaches of Chennai’s beautiful coastline along with continuous encouragement from friends, were important catalysts for Sam to start mixing music. Sam has come a long way from playing off his iPod at house parties, to playing at friend’s parties in front of huge crowds. He is now one of the most sought-after DJs in the circuit and has played at some of the best clubs and festivals in Chennai. He has opened for some of the biggest names in the business; the likes of Bart Skils, Arjun Vagale, Ankytrixx, Ash Roy, Kohra, Calm Chor, Rosper, Tuhin Mehta, Mafaiza, to name a few. Links - https://www.instagram.com/djsamshroff/ https://soundcloud.com/sam-shroff https://www.facebook.com/Sam-Shroff-1598058710491267/ Tracklist - Samarana - Nisse Ben Rourke - Below (Original) Mano Le Tough - She Sighed (Original Mix) Davi - The Gates Of Babylon (Original Mix) Juan Pablo Cerabolo - Blue Coral (Original Mix)

Myles McCaulskey interviews leading mastering engineer Anthony Casuccio about his over 20 year career and the need for studios in the modern music age. The SOUND FORGE Conversations are presented in partnership with SOUND FORGE Pro 12.

Myles McCaulskey interviews acclaimed producer Ted Perlman about working with the greats such as Whitney Houston, Bob Dylan, Burt Bacharach and more. The SOUND FORGE Conversations are presented in partnership with SOUND FORGE Pro 12.

Myles McCaulskey interviews world-renowned composer William Goldstein about his career as a Motown artist, working with Berry Gordy and the innovations he has pioneered - such as the Instant Composition. The SOUND FORGE Conversations are presented in partnership with SOUND FORGE Pro 12.

Myles McCaulskey interviews renowned instrumentalist and Grammy-nominee Brother Paul Brown about his storied career as part of the Waterboys and working with the likes of Eric Clapton and Bobby Rush. The SOUND FORGE Conversations are presented in partnership with SOUND FORGE Pro 12.

I sat down with Drum and Bass legend, Cyantific for a wide ranging chat about everything from politics to wild promoters to mental health. His album Bloodline is out on Viper on the 20th of July

Note* I now use and recommend Zencastr instead of CAST. As you listen to previous sessions you'll hear me mention CAST from time to time but their service has gone downhill badly and Zencastr is now the best in that space, in my opinion. First, I reflect on this show - A Walk Down Memory Lane! Session 1 - March 10, 2016 2016 break from Thanksgiving to the New Year 2017 start - Session 38 with Garth Humphreys - January 5, 2017 Thanks/Shoutouts: I am continually delighted by so many emails, tweets, and friendships that this show inspires. I appreciate all of you! Lexington friends - The Podcasting Course (Emergency Medicine):  Anton Helman Rob Rogers Salim R. Rezaie Scott Weingart Jess Mason Anand Swaminathan Will Sanderson Gita Pensa Julie Derringer 2017 Previous Guests:  Arik Levy Stephen Ric Viers Roy Stegman Kirk Bowman Mary Mazurek Mike Murphy Rob Greenlee Patrick Keller Jason DeFillippo Adron Buske Zack Hanni The Return of Max Flight Garth Humphreys - host and producer of Audio.Pizza Current PES Students:  Ben Bryan Erika Hunter Jim Josh Landen Luke Ralph and Carol Lynn (also my mastermind partners!) Potential 17B participants:  Dennis Chris Jeff Jason Brad Wendy TOPICS this session: Recording with my Zoom H6 at the Pause Your Life retreat. AT 8035 shotgun mic. Also resumed my gawking at the Sennheiser MKH 416 - and sad that I didn’t buy it when it was on sale for $600 (normally $1,000). Arik Levy (last session, #54) “The Rode Broadcaster is the best mic ever!  Out of the box amazing. With no EQ I sound rich and smooth.  NT1 going back…” Describe my PES class recording and production process Zoom - record with this but don’t use it unless Camtasia fails Camtasia - the system audio is recorded very low PPT, Reaper, Soundforge, Ozone, RX 6 RX 6 Advanced (I upgraded from 5) --- 50% discount for PES Students Voice De-noise Phase Loudness EQ De-click De-hum As I mentioned in the audio, here's my affiliate discount link for Podcasters' Society: https://podcasterssociety.com/pes/ . It's a wonderful community for podcasters and producers who have already launched their show(s) and are ready to improve their show(s) big time. It's WAY more helpful than your average Facebook group, and I'm not knocking any podcasting Facebook groups because they are awesome, it's just that Podcasters' Society goes way deeper and wider in so many ways. Thanks for listening! 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, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Android, RSS

Contamos con David Ramirez que nos enseña el manejo de este fantastico programa

Ray forset, Jr. gives us a historical account of the first recording of stereo on a record. He then proceeds to demonstrate the accessibility he finds on SoundForge using his MacBookPro. No, Soundforge is not an accessible dream but Ray says that for what he wants to do, the program is useable. Ray cleans up some glitches in the record audio using features in soundforge. You can find Ray on VORAIL App as Barefoot Ray.

Começamos a terceira edição do Blackscreen Magazine com as dúvidas dos nossos ouvintes que nos são colocadas habitualmente. Na primeira demo, os entusiastas das montagens áudio vão ficar a conhecer duas técnicas para alterar a voz no Sound Forge. E se fosse possível ler legendas no iphone enquanto se ouve um filme? Conheçam esta solução […]

Un episodio personal, donde cuento en primera persona las emociones de este año, los proyectos realizados y los proyectos venideros para 2016. Título de la sintonía: "Jazz noctógrafo"La sintonía está inspirada en los clubes de jazz que podemos ver en algunas viejas películas en blanco y negro. Lugares oscuros y casi lúgubres donde al caer la noche reinaban la improvisación, la experimentación, la espontaneidad, la sorpresa y los descubrimientos, pero, sobretodo, el buen ambiente, la diversión y la camaradería. Exactamente todas esas sensaciones son las que encuentro en el mundo de la fotografía nocturna, y creo que es por eso que nos engancha tanto a todos y tan buenos ratos nos hace pasar esta afición.En el aspecto técnico, la composición consta de ocho pistas de batería, dos pistas de percusión, dos pistas de bajo, nueve pistas de guitarra y dos pistas de piano. La batería es programada con el plug-in Battery sobre un set de sonido confeccionado con muestras propias. Se utilizó un bajo Ibanez, guitarras Jackson e Ibanez y un teclado Midi para interpretar el piano. Fue grabado en PC con Cakewalk Sonar 7.0 y masterizado con SoundForge.Compuesto, interpretado, grabado, mezclado por Enrique E. Domínguez. @econpuntoMario Rubiowww.fotografonocturno.com David Gámezwww.davidgamez.es@marioexposure@davidgamez

Un episodio personal, donde cuento en primera persona las emociones de este año, los proyectos realizados y los proyectos venideros para 2016. Título de la sintonía: "Jazz noctógrafo"La sintonía está inspirada en los clubes de jazz que podemos ver en algunas viejas películas en blanco y negro. Lugares oscuros y casi lúgubres donde al caer la noche reinaban la improvisación, la experimentación, la espontaneidad, la sorpresa y los descubrimientos, pero, sobretodo, el buen ambiente, la diversión y la camaradería. Exactamente todas esas sensaciones son las que encuentro en el mundo de la fotografía nocturna, y creo que es por eso que nos engancha tanto a todos y tan buenos ratos nos hace pasar esta afición.En el aspecto técnico, la composición consta de ocho pistas de batería, dos pistas de percusión, dos pistas de bajo, nueve pistas de guitarra y dos pistas de piano. La batería es programada con el plug-in Battery sobre un set de sonido confeccionado con muestras propias. Se utilizó un bajo Ibanez, guitarras Jackson e Ibanez y un teclado Midi para interpretar el piano. Fue grabado en PC con Cakewalk Sonar 7.0 y masterizado con SoundForge.Compuesto, interpretado, grabado, mezclado por Enrique E. Domínguez. @econpuntoMario Rubiowww.fotografonocturno.com David Gámezwww.davidgamez.es@marioexposure@davidgamez

Episode 153, August 11, 2014 Guest: Dave Courvoisier Dan and George both in the same place! George compares mics Questions answered. Send them to ewabshop@gmail.com 0:01:10 Opening video 0:01:52 There they are in Santa Monica together. 0:03:00 Dan learns how to drive and park in Southern California. 0:05:18 Questions from the audience 0:05:46 Q: I'm using Audacity. What steps should I do after I record?  A: If you don't know what something does, don't use it. George talks about a long discussion thread about mastering with Audacity. He talks about settings. Use each tool separately and then listen to understand what each piece is doing. Levelator is a onestop, draganddrop that does something to files. It's one size fits all. All these tools need to be tweaked by someone who understands audio engineering. 0:10:14 George comments on the process. Dan adds that there are better programs, like Adobe Audition or SoundForge, or on Mac, Twisted Wave. 0:11:30 TwistedWave has had an update that allows easy installation of “stacks (sets of processing steps). 0:12:15 Audacity is like your first bike. It gets you around town, but there are better bikes out there. 0:13:50 Just because it's free doesn't mean Audacity is the right tool. 0:14:06 Q: There's a lot of talk about ISDN alternatives. What about AudioTX? A: George says AudioTX's issue now is price, it has a “hasp” that you need but can't replace, and it's Windows only. AudioTX is complicated to use for ISDN. 0:16:09 George shows all the boxes of parts needed to make AudioTX work. 0:16:35 George asks Dan if he was ever able to get AudioTX work on ISDN. Dan says, “Never.” 0:18:19 George points out ISDN gear is getting cheaper as ISDN dies a slow death. 0:19:19 Break while Dan and George “breathe on each other.” 0:20:18 Celestial Brothers moment from Grand Budapest Hotel. 0:20:35 They're back. 0:21:30 Whittam's World on shotgun mics. (Ep. 31: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ31DZBQg4) 0:28:59 Back to the guys. Discussion about shotgun mics follows. It's not the equipment that will get you the work. 0:30:40 They move on the the Scarlett 2i2. They recommended it once, but now there are some quality issues popping up. 0:32:15 Price and reliability. Beware of bargain prices—QC may not be there. 0:33:00 Because they're so cheap, buy two, to have a backup. 0:34:26 Break 0:35:55 SpongeBob! 0:36:18 They're back with Courvo. He talks about his career on TV. 0:37:50 Dave describes his VO career and how he found the VO community so supportive. 0:39:42 Dave's book, “More than Just a Voice,” is now out. The book pulls together the best of his blogs over the last seven years. Dave discusses. 0:40:41 Where the title came from. 0:42:26 How is the book arranged? Dave describes the chapter organization. 0:44:29 George asks where he gets his inspiration for his blog. 0:47:00 Dave's next book is on social media, but stuff happens so fast. He does print on demand. 0:48:09 Q: Does report on tragic news stories get outweighed by positive stories? A: Dave talks about how he builds emotional calluses. 0:49:55 Q: How truetolife is Anchor Man? A: Dave describes real life work. 0:51:29 Dan asks about Dave's station's social media involvement. 0:52:35 Q: You've said it's a challenge coming from one form of entertainment to another. A: Dave talks about the “patterned speech” rut that he's had to get coached past. He's had to “detune.” 0:54:14 Q: Do you prefer oncamera or VO? A: After 30 years, TV pays the bills, but when the time is right… 0:54:50 Q: What surprised you the most in VO and what was total BS? A: The surprise was how giving the VO community is. As for BS—early on, he started gathering equipment and get caught up in the “tech.” Dan calls it “severe acquisition syndrome.” 0:56:07 Q: Any tips on managing a full time while building a VO career? A: Dave has a site on how to do this. Ask him to join. You have to find the balance. He's up until 3 in the morning after the 11 o'clock news to do VO work. He misses work during the day because of his day job. 0:57:21 Q: Do you sleep? A: I do, but not your hours, 311. He automates his tweets and blog. 0:58:22 Q: How do you like the audiobook of your new book? A: Dave found it pretty easy. Fun. Coming soon. 0:59:10 Q: What software to you use to automate your social media. A: https://www.socialoomph.com/ 1:01:06 Harlan Hogan sells books! http://voiceoveressentials.com/ (see career resources) 1:02:00 MixerFace coming soon. Good for iPhone, tablet, windows or mac: http://voiceoveressentials.com/content/MixerFace.htm 1:04:09 Dan's wife calls. 1:05:10 Harlan's books. 1:05:53 Announcements. Thanks to donors, including monthly ones. To donate, go to http://www.ewabs.net/ and click on the DONATE button, in the upper right. 1:07:29 EWABS Essentials: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=EWABS+Essentials. Check it out! Small bites of great info. 1:08:16 Next week: Connie Terwilliger on Aug. 18 1:08:26 Aug. 25: Social Media Roundtable. 1:09:18 Labor Day: no show. 1:10:01 They'll air the show recorded at Voice2014. “Live to Drive.” 1:11:08 Thanks to sponsors, Harlan, VoiceOverXtra, and Edge Studio. Edge has new ways of producing demos. The goal is to launch the new Edge website by Voice2014. 1:12:19 Acknowledgements to the wives and staff. 1:15:22 George shows his new keyboard from eBay. 1:16:45 They sign off. 1:16:57 VoiceOverXtra spot. http://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ 1:17:31 Voice2014 spot. http://www.voice2014.com/ 1:20:11 End of Show.

French singer/ songwriter, Oneira, joins The Producer Podcast DAW of choice: Soundforge and FL Studio Workflow: She gets sent a track and she listens to it a few times until she gets inspired. Hardware: Blue Yeti - USB microphone Successful career actions: Doing a collaboration with Different Heaven. Best advice for aspiring producers: Stay true to yourself. Stay modest. Don’t think about the money. Production most proud of: Prologue Links: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/oneiramusic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OneiraMusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/OneiraMusic YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSchlop Figureless: http://figurelessmusic.com/vocalists/oneira-singer Show notes by Sean Hanagan aka Time Aperture https://soundcloud.com/timeaperture

In Episode 2, titled Getting Out & Recording, the podcast rolls out its first 2 pre-produced feature stories. Up first is “Building Your Own Field Recording Kit”, where co-host Rene Coronado looks at what makes a good kit and what gear is best to splurge on and where it can be smart to be frugal. The next feature, by Timothy Muirhead, covers techniques used in recording animals in the wild, as well as domesticated pets. Both feature stories are followed with Q&A sessions that go into further depth on these topics. Finally, we wrap the show up with highlights of recent news stories that affect the worlds of sound design and audio post production. Topics include the shutdown of operations at Sound One in New York, the new release of Sound Forge for Macintosh, and a few others as well.

In Episode 2, titled Getting Out & Recording, the podcast rolls out its first 2 pre-produced feature stories. Up first is “Building Your Own Field Recording Kit”, where co-host Rene Coronado looks at what makes a good kit and what gear is best to splurge on and where it can be smart to be frugal. The next feature, by Timothy Muirhead, covers techniques used in recording animals in the wild, as well as domesticated pets. Both feature stories are followed with Q&A sessions that go into further depth on these topics. Finally, we wrap the show up with highlights of recent news stories that affect the worlds of sound design and audio post production. Topics include the shutdown of operations at Sound One in New York, the new release of Sound Forge for Macintosh, and a few others as well.

Halloween 2012 - 24 hours - Roughly - after the big wet whammo of Hurricane Sandy, The Gutter Skypes gather tp Re-visit that frolicking fantasy Fiasco Playset "Dragonslayers". Mark Kinney, Blindgeek and Nikki Are your hosts for this episode as they usher in two milestones! The First . . For the SECOND TIME in TGS history and Entire Fiasco game was completed! And Second . . . Anim5 was not present for a Gutter Skypes Episode! Download and Find out Why!! PLEASE NOTE: A Sony Software Video Editor demo that I downloaded and ran, crippled and UN-REGISTERED my six-year-old and fully paid for "Sound Forge 8" editing package. This episode was therefore edited using Audacity and thus has fewer bells and whistles than normal, and a rather LARGE download size. My apologies go to you . . and my enthusiastic contempt goes to SONY Corp. for "protecting" its product from paying customers. - anim5

In this episode, the knights discuss iPhone 5, Sound Forge for Mac, and much more. This show was streamed live on 18/October. Topics in this show included: Apple’s event scheduled for 23/October Apple’s patent for dynamic TTS characterization iPhone 5 The pros and cons of using Fleksy The accessibility of Sound Forge for Mac The Magazine by Marco Arment Adobe’s decision to discontinue Flash accessibility development for OS X FireFox’s preliminary VoiceOver support GuideDogs.org.uk’s concept video of Inspiring Technologies of the future You can listen live to our next podcast on Thursday 01/November from 9:00 AM PT/12:00 PM ET. We will also be streaming live discussion during Apple’s 23/October event from 10:00 AM PT/1:00 PM ET.

This week we talk of fancy home studios, Ghetty Images teaming up with SoundCloud for some revenue for uploaders, Sound Forge for Mac is released and the power of the Pringles Drum Kit.

This week we talk of fancy home studios, Ghetty Images teaming up with SoundCloud for some revenue for uploaders, Sound Forge for Mac is released and the power of the Pringles Drum Kit.

Микс записанный во время моего первого выступления к клубе NEO (Moscow) на нижнем танцполе в воскресный L-Day !!! Начало и конец - конечно дома в Sound Forge приклеивались ....Если микс понравился , то не забудьте нажать кнопку PR , которая находится рядом с кнопкой "скачать ......Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения !!! No Name No Name No Name No Name

Микс записанный во время моего первого выступления к клубе NEO (Moscow) на нижнем танцполе в воскресный L-Day !!! Начало и конец - конечно дома в Sound Forge приклеивались ....Если микс понравился , то не забудьте нажать кнопку PR , которая находится рядом с кнопкой "скачать ......Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения !!! No Name No Name No Name No Name

Электро-кислотный микс записанный во время моего выступления к клубе NEO (Moscow) на нижнем танцполе в воскресный L-Day !!! Начало и конец - конечно дома в Sound Forge приклеивались ....Если микс понравился , то не забудьте нажать кнопку PR , которая находится рядом с кнопкой "скачать ......Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения !!! No Name No Name No Name No Name No Name

Электро-кислотный микс записанный во время моего выступления к клубе NEO (Moscow) на нижнем танцполе в воскресный L-Day !!! Начало и конец - конечно дома в Sound Forge приклеивались ....Если микс понравился , то не забудьте нажать кнопку PR , которая находится рядом с кнопкой "скачать ......Всем приятного прослушивания и отличного настроения !!! No Name No Name No Name No Name No Name

МИКС ПОРЕЗАН НА ТРЭКИ ,ЕСЛИ ЕГО ОТКРЫТЬ В ПРОГРАММЕ SOUND FORGE ЕСЛИ КОГО ЗАИНТЕРЕСУЕТ ТРЭК ЛИСТ ДАННОГО МИКСА ПИШИТЕ ПИСЬМА!!!

dattrax mini bio part 5… DAT: “Just started converting last 5crates of vinyl into digital format. Time consuming and painful. Physically play each track and have mixer input into computer/ Soundforge, then edit sound level, beginning and end, save & burn on cdrs. Only have done a crate and a half, haven't touched this side project in months. Realising now that my crappy $100 soundcard is NOT translating the vinyl sound properly. The hi's are too sharp and it's not clear. May have to redo these 5crates in the future when I have a $1000 soundcard. It's good for now to have these favs available as cdr waves.” BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com This was an all vinyl house mix.

dattrax mini bio part 4… DAT: “Now I buy mp3s, and then convert to wave with SONY SOUNDFORGE, then burn to cd, so that I still am close to a physical way of playing my music, almost like vinyl, but not as heavy. Only put one to two tracks on a cd, to mimick vinyl selection. Remembering carrying three crates of records to gigs in the old days. I don't think that I can keep a groove playing from a laptop- too many choices. Haven't heard a kick-butt DJ that played from a laptop either. Still the guys who've thrown down vinyl, then cds. When I begin a set, there is a whole ritual (I'll explain sometime). In general, I'll say to myself 'what am I in the mood for?', then go through 500 tracks and pick 100 or less. Pick the first song. The speed/ tempo and start mixing. If it has more than two mistakes, I just toss it or now delete it. If I buy from ITUNES, then I have to make a playlist, burn to cd, extract from cd from Soundforge. It's annoying, but I think Apple ITUNE files are some weird proprietary thing that you can't move around like a normal file. That’ll probably change because they adapt so quick.” BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com This was an all vinyl house mix.

This podcast is a studio harmonic mix of the following original tracks: - Network - by Conor Jay Vs KNS Atmos / Seminar - by Alex Graham, Grand - by Distek Vs KNS Atmos, Free Your Mind - by Dynamic Stereo Sound, Global Weekend - Original Mix by Ratz Lukas, Music Matters feat. Cass Fox - Axwel by Faithless (Tim Jones Rework), Tribal Gathering by D KO, The Tube by DJ Tiesto Vs Network - by Conor Jay, Average Beverage by Atmos (Tim Jones Rework) This mix was produced using Ableton Live, Sound Forge and MixMeister Software on an Apple Mac Mini Dual Core and Dell XPS Quad Core workstation - Tracks have been overlaid and enhanced to create a new fusion of Tec Trance sound. Copyright remains with the original recording artists, although original tracks sound will differ from these mixes. All feedback welcome by e-mailing tim@timjonesmusic.co.uk - I hope you enjoy this as much as I have creating it - Please pass it on to like minded friends. Respect- Tim....

Доброе время суток уважаемые!!! Эта работа поможет вам, справиться с кризисом и укрепит веру и надежду, что самое лучшее впереди, а все неприятности позади!!! P.S. Рекомендован, для прослушивания, в машине, на работе и дома! ;о).., MIX РАЗДЕЛЕН ИНДЕКСНЫМИ ЛИНИЯМИ НА ТРЕКИ!!!Как разделить Mix на треки:1. Mix нужно открыть в "Sound Forge", там появятся индексные метки, Mix нужно сохранить в WAV формате.2. При записи Mixa на диск, с помощью "Nero Burning ROM"? выбрать команду «Сделать аудио CD» далее, добавить Mix в список, нажать на него правой кнопкой мыши, выбрать команду «Свойства», за тем в пункте «Списки,Лимиты,Раздел», нажать «Разделить индексные позиции», выбранные дорожки будут разделены на треки.3. ВНИМАНИЕ! При записи Mixa на диск убедитесь в том, что в меню настройки записи проекта, стоит галочка напротив пункта, запись «Без паузы между дорожками»!!! 

Доброе время суток уважаемые!!! Эта работа поможет вам, справиться с кризисом и укрепит веру и надежду, что самое лучшее впереди, а все неприятности позади!!! P.S. Рекомендован, для прослушивания, в машине, на работе и дома! ;о).., MIX РАЗДЕЛЕН ИНДЕКСНЫМИ ЛИНИЯМИ НА ТРЕКИ!!!Как разделить Mix на треки:1. Mix нужно открыть в "Sound Forge", там появятся индексные метки, Mix нужно сохранить в WAV формате.2. При записи Mixa на диск, с помощью "Nero Burning ROM"? выбрать команду «Сделать аудио CD» далее, добавить Mix в список, нажать на него правой кнопкой мыши, выбрать команду «Свойства», за тем в пункте «Списки,Лимиты,Раздел», нажать «Разделить индексные позиции», выбранные дорожки будут разделены на треки.3. ВНИМАНИЕ! При записи Mixa на диск убедитесь в том, что в меню настройки записи проекта, стоит галочка напротив пункта, запись «Без паузы между дорожками»!!! 

I must be in the mood for setting records because I have yet another podcast for you. During this show I start of by taking care of some house cleaning. I then move on to a much touted topic Sim Game Design. I talk about the systemic and the mimetic sims and what can be done to improve these sims based on basic game design theory (game world, player motivation and context) and how these lessons can be applied to game design as a whole. For my next prerecorded podcast I pan on doing a detailed review of FSX! In the meantime, you may send me comments or questions by emailing me nicnacjak@gmail.com. And don't forget that this weeks episode of Let's Talk Trains is available on this feed. Just scroll down an entry or three. Until next time, Nicolas P.S. Does anyone know of free MP3 encoding software? Sound Forge is whining about letting me encode in mp3 for free. Silly Sony. Go forth and email nicnacjak at gmail dot com Go forth and follow me on Twitter or Facebook using the links on the right Donate. I am poor and I need money. Check out my stream Nicnac Radio in: Winamp Windows Media Player Itunes Realplayer   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicnacjak/message

Hey folks, I won't even bother to claim that this is going to last long but I figured I'd try pod casting. I've just been "contracted" by the Let's Talk Train Show so I'll be spending hours upon hour behind a mic and a copy of Sound Forge anyway so why not just add a few more billion hours of audio editing to my life and create a pod cast. If I feel like posting old blog updates here I will but don't count on it. What you can count on is lots of whining, stories, advice about getting into the game industry and anything else that I feel like posting. Let's get rolling with my most recent work "The Man and His Plane". A lot of the martial in this story was inspired by my experiences in FS2004 with the Dream fleet Bonanza A36 and random stuff that I've learned from those lazy pilots on The Pilotcast. Enjoy! -Nicolas Go forth and email nicnacjak at gmail dot com Go forth and follow me on Twitter or Facebook using the links on the right Donate. I am poor and I need money. Check out my stream Nicnac Radio in: Winamp Windows Media Player Itunes Realplayer   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nicnacjak/message

Dieser Podcast ist Teil 2 des vorgelesenen Beitrags aus dem Lernpilot-Blog: Zum Blog-Beitrag [00:09] Die Software [01:00] Audacity [03:42] Soundforge [04:52] Magix MP3-Maker [06:34] Die Sprecher [09:11] Die Ansprache Musik: Silver von Jim Farley (Podsafe music Network)