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episode 66: Steve O'Neill
My guest is Steve O'Neill, host and producer of Sharp (podcast).
Listen to the full episode; we discussed SO much, including:
- Creative Commons and Freesound.org
- Rode Procaster
- Rode NT1 (for Voiceovers)
- Shure SM58
- AT 3350 lav
- dbx286 strip (little compression, gate, de-esser)
- Scarlett Focusrite 2i4
- Adobe Audition
- Zoom H5n
- Windows laptop
- PreSonus Eris E5 5" Powered Studio Monitors
- Sennheiser 280 Pro
- Studio in the corner he built himself with a gobo around the side
- Noise gate
- Multiband compressor
- EQ
- Levelling to - 16 LUFS
*Also, here's Steve's post we mentioned titled Making an acoustic ‘gobo.’
Thanks for sharing so much, Steve!
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