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episode 192: Daniel Abendroth
My guest is Daniel Abendroth - Podcast Editor, Producer and Consultant at Roth Media Podcasting.
We discussed a TON including:
- Dell desktop computer
- Audio-Technica 2005 USB and 2100
- Zoom H6
- iZotope RX6 for initial clean-up (Voice De-noise, Mouth De-click, De-Plosive, some EQ, De-Reverb if needed)
- Reaper's Auto-split/trim (shortcut Alt-S)
- Vocal Rider
- ReaComp (Reaper's built-in compressor)
- API 2500 compressor plugin
- SWS Extensions in Reaper
- Waves WLM on Master Buss
- Auphonic sometimes
- ID3 Editor for MP3 tagging
- Captivate for hosting
- Simplecast for hosting
Thanks for being a great guest, Daniel!
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