Creative-Audio-Production

These podcasts are very interesting; there is a lot of knowledge and research about different techniques, ideas and historical moments. One of the bests things is that the website has videos of how to apply these techniques on your music, so it is not only listening to the podcast you can also learn how to make these techniques/ideas work from the videos, it’s awesome! A very refreshing way of creativity, you can sense the honesty and passion, keep it up Pete, great job.

Enjoyed this podcast.. I eat up the equipment talk..

I quite enjoyed these podcasts for the innovation on a technology that is usually done pretty straight forward. These podcast have cool tricks and trips that have elements that can be easily exchanged to create your own audio expiraments. They are a great source of information a well as entertaining presentation.

So, I took a listen to your pod cast. So far I have listened to the first episode and the fourth episode. I like this whole putting a microphone where no microphone has gone before idea; I’m figuring with the exception of an audio colonoscopy you may be onto something. I wasn’t real sure what to expect from your pod cast, bbut I was impressed with the cohesiveness of the show. With the intro, listener mail, and main topic sections with their own little intro music/ effect, the show kept me hooked for the entire time. I’m really into the discussion of destroying cancer with sound. I’ve lost several close relatives to cancer with one being quite recent and the idea of destroying a cancer tumor with frequencies is a “big deal” to me. Now for the reverse reverb that is cool. I will say it took it a minute to “blow my freakin’ mind” The example of the “hey” was ok, but the reverse reverb on the snare and BOOM my head exploded. I look forword to listening to rest of your pod cast and using a microphone a way for which it was not intended.