Hi all, It is time for me to get my interviews processed and posted to the opensource.com/edu channel. Mixing them down will be less of a challenge than I convinced myself of, but I have a question about process/outcome.
Here's a sample file: http://jadud.com/people/mcj/files/1024-grant-interview-test-selection.mp3 I normalized it (so it sounds reasonably loud at reasonable volume settings on your FOSS music player---your iPod, for example), and then I did something a bit weird. The recording is split, so I'm on one channel, and Grant is on the other... it's like an old Beatles recording, really. Initially, you hear both mics. Then, when I start talking, I fade Grant's microphone out, so you only hear my mic. This is because his mic was just picking up ambient noise. Then, when he starts talking, I fade my mic out. I think this sounds weird. Should I not do this to the whole interview? Or, if you like it, I can. I could just reduce the volume of the "other" microphone, which might be less drastic. Thoughts? Cheers, Matt _______________________________________________ tos mailing list tos@teachingopensource.org http://lists.teachingopensource.org/mailman/listinfo/tos
