4th Gen. Focusrite Scarlett Series Interfaces – Solo, 2i2 and 4i4
October 19, 2023
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Which would you rather see me do on video?
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Compress and EQ. Can always pick up something to help in these areas!
Thanks Barry!
In order 1,3 and 4 😊
Thanks Pascal!
I can’t decide–4 and 3! Both would be amazing, please!
I don’t think most people understand EQ or even do it. While others think compression seems simple, I bet there’s a lot more nuance that you can explain that I’d like to hear.
Thanks JP! I’ll do both over the next several weeks 😉
What I also like a lot is the « edit with me » kind of video. Where we watch the editor go though the whole editing process.
I think you made one or two. But more is better 😁
Thanks Pascal – I always appreciate any feedback (good or bad) so thank you 🙂
I think EQ someone’s voice. But you know, the Yeti might be fun just to prove that it CAN sound great. You could start out demonstrating how many inexperienced podcasters use it and sound bad. Then take it through the process of developing proper mic technique in the right kind of environment. In the end, it would be a primer on how to use a mic. I don’t know, just thinking out loud.
Good ideas, Max — thanks!