I'd prefer a stream even when I can't watch it live. I like that the audience will ask about things that I hadn't thought about. I also like that we get to see in real time how you make decisions and why you make them. It adds a layer of learning that I think would be lost if these lessons were prerecorded. But in the end, whatever is more convenient for you, works for me. Thank you so much for doing and sharing all this with us, it is very helpful :)
I'd prefer a comprehensive one that's not live. I prefer to be able to watch thru an extensive (long) video in one upload.. So I don't have to go thru 3 or 5 videos to find what I'm looking for. Happy you're working
Hey Thomas. I was about to give up on my shure sm7db after about 2 days of looking up what to do. Then I found your video. It was a life saver. I'm a narrator and I've been learning through Audacity. Mainly because it's free. I've been using it and studying it for about a year now, but I still have some minor issues that I need to correct. Can you help me?
@ThomasBoykin the only issue that I'm having, and it is a big one, is that after one of the effects that I'm using, my breathing sounds very metallic, almost a dark, deep wheezing. If you know of a tip that might work that would be great, however, I would love to pay you for a couple of hours to go over a few sound files in order to give me some pointers so that: 1. The wheezing would go away. And 2. To improve overall sound quality. Once again, I'm really good at audacity. I put together and run my own macro chains. I preference my own commands. I am a wiz on Audacity. But like I said in my first post, I have no sound engineering background
I would love to get a hold of you. Unfortunately, I gave up social media a while ago and never looked back. If you give me till next week I'll find a really creative way on RU-vid to video back and forth. But, I will pay you for your time
