Outworld
This is a really dark piece. Perhaps something for a mystery, X-files, science podcast or something like that?
As with all clips on Audival, you can use this for free in your podcast
Interesting podcasting gear found today
Alesis iMultiMix 9R
This sturdy, compact, all-in-one rack-mounted mixer with integrated iPod player features 5 mic/line inputs with inserts to allow for easy external processing of incoming channels, or iPod audio playback.
The iMultiMix 9R also features 2-band per channel EQ, Mic/Line inputs and iPod playback in a single, intuitive package.
Sennheiser MKE 400
Rugged, compact and versatile for great video sound: The MKE 400 is a small shot gun microphone for cameras with a lighting shoe mount and external microphone input.
Reflection reducing products
Audio Geek Zine has a post on reflection reducing mic products. A nice round-up. I actually hadn’t heard of the ModTrap. It seems a bit small to me.
Hydra
This is a tension-thing, made out of drums (which I personally think sound really good!) and a synth sound. Some lo-fi effects have been applied, mainly flanging tape.
As with all clips on Audival, you can use this for free in your podcast
More on digital file formats
Just a quick post to say that the next part on digital file formats is now up on Broadcast Engineering.
VCE 1
A percussive, moving synth sound that I liked, on top of a strange, somewhat urban beat with congas, crap and drums.
As with all clips on Audival, you can use this for free in your podcast
Funk it
I started doing a drum and bass pattern for this clip. First I just laughed at it because it sounded crazy, but the more times I looped it the more I liked it. I then added some funky wah-wah guitars and gritted it with some tape.
As with all clips on Audival, you can use this for free in your podcast.
Record straight into your iPod with Belkin TuneStudio
I just found out about the Belkin TuneStudio, and thought that it perhaps could be of interest to you loyal reader.
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