One of the things we’re keen to do as part of the Online Music Enterprise project is to have interesting conversations – and we plan to podcast as many of those as seems practical. The side benefit of this is that we get to test out the equipment required to do that podcasting, and this experience should inform our broader research into the production of web-audio.
As an introduction to that process, I talked to Tim Wall, the project director, and asked him to explain the project.
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The podcast was recorded straight onto a laptop running ProTools, via an M-Box. Tim was speaking into an AKG D660S and I had an Electro-Voice RE27 microphone. No EQ, but I compressed the audio before mixdown, and then converted the resultant WAV file to a 48kbps mp3 using dbPowerAmp.
It was lunchtime in the staff lounge.
