Minor Technicality 23 - Miss Dribbles McGhee
Published by on September 26th, 2006
This episode comes to you late thanks to the painful emergence of NoodleSpoon Zero (http://noodlespoon.podshow.com)
- NoodleSpoon, my new and very odd, animated podcast.
- Ubercaster gets an update and thankfully, functional autosave!
- Full time at Podshow and the joys of a completely new way to spend the day.
- ADD and the appearance of prompt customer service
- The woman who dribbled
- Neil’s top tip for surviving long drives
Music as discovered at the Podsafe Music Network:
Fact or Fiction - Gravemist
It Serves Me Right to Suffer - John Lee Hooker
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4 Responses to “Minor Technicality 23 - Miss Dribbles McGhee”
October 4th, 2006 at 4:26 pm
I’m not convinced about Ubercaster, Neil, beta or not. Your podcast sounded much better on Garageband…just sayin’!
October 4th, 2006 at 4:38 pm
That’s something I’m aware of and the reason is simple: Garageband has a number of pre-set voice filters which use compression and EQ to make it sound great. With Ubercaster I’m still messing with the settings of compressors and EQ Audio Units to get the right sound.
Ubercaster wins hands down because it has a valid, non-destructive, usable workflow, and everything (including encoding to multiple file formats) happens within the same application. The sound issue is harder to establish for sure, but more tweak-tastic in the end. I think you should assess Ubercaster by its use, not by my non sound techie’s attempts at EQ
October 11th, 2006 at 11:43 am
Neil, your description of how you work, having to deal with things immediately or you forget about them, reminds me very much of myself, although I’ve never really linke it to ADD. Hmm, something to think about.
October 12th, 2006 at 10:35 am
I think I’m both ADD and forgetful!
Put this to the test: write yourself a reminder note to do something and place that note in full, clear view. If you constantly register that note’s existance yet fail to register its associated action, then some ADD process may be playing a part. If you forget to write the note - you may simly be forgetful