And the somewhat less helicoptery shot I’d actually set out to get. #clevedon #clevedonpier pic.twitter.com/eXUIu5iDP7
Right place, right time. #clevedon #clevedonpier #helicopter pic.twitter.com/2odgo70LVO
themboydeerdog aw man, this domain I bought expired before I could do anything with it.. babyshoes.forsale never used pic.twitter.com/ybMkdkJmVb
Grey salad. Well, I suppose that’s quite threatening. twitter.com/RussInCheshire…
@AthanSpod My guess is that the peak volume is *already* actually quite high because of transient peaks (so simple normalisation doesn’t work.) That’s usually the story with non-pro voice recordings. Maybe there just aren’t enough good, free podcast production tools yet.
@AthanSpod Yeah. Needs dynamic range compression and normalising, at least. There used to be a tool called The Levelator you could point amateur podcast producers at that would try its best to work things out well, but I think it went away.
Working on my Edinburgh routine where I spend five minutes at the start of other comedians’ performances jumping up in front of them and asking the audience to allow cookies and sign up to a newsletter for 5% off their first three jokes.
@AthanSpod Ah, should have read this one first! Maybe not all boosting algorithms are created equal, though…
@AthanSpod Sadly not for Android, but the Overcast podcast player has a great feature (“Voice Boost”) where it dynamically levels the podcast audio stream. The programmer is a podcaster and knows how stuff should be levelled, too. Wonder if there’s a similar feature in an Android app?
@ahnlak HUSH.