My returning guest is Garth Humphreys, host and producer of Audio Pizza, Aussie Mac Zone and iBlindTech.
Garth and I go deep and get technical – and of course we make it practical and relevant to your podcast production, too 😉
Before Garth and I got rolling, I first explained how I recently rescued some bad sounding audio using various steps: Putting it through Auphonic first (noise reduction, low end filter, leveler), then processing the resulting Flac file in iZotope RX 6 (phase, de-reverb, and de-click), then more processing in Reaper including EQ’ing and de-essing.
Then we discussed:
- Garth’s new Yamaha HS7 6.5″ Powered Studio Monitors
- Compression: Going through all the parameters, what they mean and how they work.
- LUFS: Understanding how it’s calculated and what it’s measuring.
- FLAC file format: Benefits of using it for recording and archiving.
- Phase trick: A cool way to hear what a plugin is actually doing to your audio. It also works for checking impact of MP3 encoding.
Then I told the entire story of my recent purchase of the Rode Broadcaster microphone, and why I returned it quickly. (Note: It’s NOT because it’s a bad mic)
I also talked about the two Fabfilter plugins I bought recently: The Pro-DS (de-esser) and the Pro-MB (multiband compressor).
Thanks for hanging out with me again Garth and sharing so many tasty slices of audio pizza!
Comment below with any questions or comments.
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