Comments on: Special Show – The Audio Recording Podcaster Roundtable 2010

By: Ryan

Ryan — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:53:20 +0000

Thanks for the kind words. We appreciate that you are listening!

By: william (france)

william (france) — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:19:48 +0000

i enjoyed it as much as you did guys

keep up the good work

i look foreward to the next show

thanks again

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By: Jesse Zoller

Jesse Zoller — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 09:08:05 +0000

Thanks for commenting Boris.
I like to keep my segments as short as possible, because I think the open discussion part of the show is the best way to learn. It’s good to get anothers take on how they go about doing things.

I also have to agree with Ryan that the Logic thing was a joke. I personally don’t like Logic, I haven’t found it useful for the type of production I do. I use ProTools it takes care of all my needs. It’s the DAW I started using when computer recording started taking off and it’s the one I know best. It’s not perfect, and there are things that I’d change, but it’s what I use. The point is use the tools that work right for you and makes your life easier. If that means going back to a cassette 4 track, then use that. The final mix is where the proof is. As long as it sounds good, go with it.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:22:06 +0000

Thank you for the comments. I will certainly pass this along to the guys and we will be sure to discuss it.

The Roundtable was great fun to do, but a scheduling nightmare. You would not believe the amount of emails that it took to pull it off. I think that one will be kept to an annual schedule in January once a year. I think that is all I would be able to handle.

The Logic thing is more of a joke than anything. All the audio programs out there have a usefulness and functionality that the others do not.

- Ryan

By: Boris

Boris — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:51:49 +0000

You guys were talking at length during the roundtable about the length of your show. I’d like to give you some feedback: It depends. Your segments are usually very dense, a lot of information in a very short time. Keep them short, because the listener can only take in a certain amount of information. I think, the current length is just right (some of the shootouts were a bit too long, you stop listening for the differences). Your group discussion afterwards can take a long as you want. It’s great to hear your opinion about the segments and how each of you feels things can or can’t work.
The roundtable was a nice idea. You could do it more often.
Finally a word about Logic. Please stop the bashing. I know that Logic does not work well in live recording. But that’s fine, that’s not the purpose of the program. It’s a software for mainly electronic music composition and for scoring. You might wanna listen to Hens Zimmermann’s Sounds Good podcast and the magic he can do with logic.
Other than that – keep up the great show & Thank you for all your efforts.

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