Jack | November 18, 2021
From the Twittersphere Jade Madison Scott @JadeMScott took the time to pass off some wisdom about a service that could be really valuable for those struggling with transcripts. Descript has an “Automatic and human-powered transcription with industry-leading accuracy and powerful collaboration tools.” So, if you want to try something that won’t cost a lot. Give […]
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Jack | February 28, 2021
A handful of fading memories, the remains of a research project, and a garbled tape recorder are all Dr Miranda Quan has to her name… all this and more can be heard in this week’s feature as Jack and David present Alex Yun, Andrea Klassen and Procyon Podcast Network’s Station to Station on the final […]
Category: Mutual Audio Network, Podcast, Production, Show Notes |
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Tags: Alex Yun, David Ault, Jack Ward
Jack | August 1, 2018
If there’s one thing we hear a lot in the audio drama circles is that there’s just not enough love to demonstrate how much hard work and dedication goes into making our favourite stories. From the writers and actors to the directors, musicians, and producers. Audio Drama is a collaborative process and the Seneca Awards […]
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Tags: Family Friendly, Seneca, Seneca Awards
Jack | July 1, 2017
Producer, artist, software developer, actor, and all around Renaissance man Steven Jay Cohen has your back when it comes to getting the best recording levels. Check out this post on his site: Setting Your Own Recording Levels: A Step-by-Step Guide. Something has changed. You bought a new mic? A new pre-amp? You added some new […]
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Tags: Recording, Steven Jay Cohen
Jack | June 28, 2017
It’s always great when we who use Reaper get great help. Tanja Milojevic from Lightning Bolt Theater of the Mind posted this little gem of a youtube channel. I must see for those of us struggling to always make better audio works!
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Tags: Lightning Bolt Theatre, Reaper Mania, Tanja Milojevic
Jack | May 30, 2017
The Internet is buzzing with the news that Audible.com has decided to launch a five million dollar fund to find and play audio drama writers. The Digital-Reader has all the details: Audible, the digital audiobook giant, announced Tuesday that it would create a $5 million fund to commission new works from emerging playwrights — not for […]
Category: Audio to Buy, Media, Podficts, Production |
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Tags: Audible, Audible.com, Digital-Reader, Donald R. Katz
Jack | May 8, 2017
This great OnStage article was shared on Facebook by our amigo, Jeff Billard a grand thaumaturge in both the audio and stage dramatic varieties. It suggests that all actors should spend some time behind the scenes understanding what goes on from the purposes of stage managing. As usual, we ask the question. Should all audio […]
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Jack | January 10, 2017
Someone said to me recently that they felt that audio drama folks weren’t as snobby as podnovel folks. That was a strange comment to make. Looking back, I do notice that Audio Drama has been seen as the ugly step-child of the podcast community somewhat. Through the years there’s even been some suggestions that audio […]
Category: Media, Podficts, Production, Radio |
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Tags: Audio Drama Links, Novellists, OTR, Playwrights, Podficts, Podnovels, Screenwriters, Television Writers
Jack | October 29, 2016
The indomitable Richard Summers (aka Captain Radio) posted an awesome link in Facebook the other day. Global Map of Accents is a huge project that has audio recordings of people from various parts of the world so that audio voice actors can get a feel for the accent of the region. This is a phenomenal tool for […]
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Tags: Captain Radio, Facebook, Global Map of Accents, Richard Summers
Jack | October 7, 2016
Prosound has a great article on In the Studio: Tips for Controlling Vocal Sibilance. If you’re unaware of what “sibilance” is, very quickly it is the strong consonants that are stressed (sometimes overly so) in recordings. If you’ve ever listened to someone who let’s their S’s linger a little longer than usual, that could be […]
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Tags: desser, prosound, sibilance