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Jack L. Jones
@scaramanga, @Mikey10 is willing to help you out with your arse but it looks like he's not into toys
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GG Podcast
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awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Stacked more evenly than the Supreme Court!
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
I have been known to talk out of mine, but apparently people get a chuckle so all good!
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
I did help the nephews out at Uni when they were doing something similar and Garageband or Audacity appeared the go to choices at the free end of the market. I've not used AAudition but I'd be surprised if any of them had limitations that would exclude them from being useful for recording/editing a humble podcast?
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
You can just use Zoom or Google Meet or MS Teams and record the session right?
Baleforce
Ron Henry
Reaper is a good option too.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Of course, but that might need some editing
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Baleforce
Ron Henry
Yes, or something like Zencastr.
Alternatively, use video/chat solution of choice and each person records their own audio locally.
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
This is the most important thing if you want it to sound like everyone is in the same room. It eradicates different sound quality, lags, sound break ups etc and makes the most of each individual's mic they are using. Import them as the separate tracks into the editor.
Also still record the zoom (or whatever) audio feed, just in case one of us f.cks up
LutonSpurs
Eric Dear
Of course, but that might need some editing
Aah yes, of course. Noted lol. So some proper tech
There's a lot more editing involved in piecing it together rather than just chopping out the brick (probably most of it).This is the most important thing if you want it to sound like everyone is in the same room. It eradicates different sound quality, lags, sound break ups etc and makes the most of each individual's mic they are using. Import them as the separate tracks into the editor.
Also still record the zoom (or whatever) audio feed, just in case one of us f.cks up
Is there some software for local recording that works a bit like a mixing desk? Where it timestamps each track with the same time and puts it back in-line when done? That way a cut would apply across all channels and some can be faded in/out as required.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
Sounds exciting stuff lads, love it
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
I think you're a Mac user?
Think Garageband is free on all apple devices (don't worry it's not just for greasy grunge kids in the basement
)...it gets used loads for this type of thing.If everyone sends you their sound file you just load them on and they appear down the screen individually but in a multi track format with all the tools you need to slice and dice as many of the tracks you need at any one time. And if you get everyone to clap at the same time when you start it give you a visual time signature to sync the individual tracks up with to get started.
Have a look (there are others) and see if it gives you most of what you'll need?
fudge you too
ricky2tricky4city
Tom Huddlestone
Diamond Lights
Didier Zokora
I'd be up for this (and not just for the Brexit forecast). That's for the Patreons. Can't give it out for free now lads.
NoLimits01
Goran Bunjevcevic
Hey Rude, and how do you know I’ve got a ginger voice
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
Of course, but that might need some editing
This is the key!
We'd have to do a couple of "test" ones first IMO just to get the rhythm of talking together, etc