Bryan gives one producer's plan for 2014 (there's a lot!) and then gives podcast friendly audio examples of EQ and reverb from a panel at New Media Expo. Then he demonstrates the ability of Izotope RX3 to fix clipping in a live recording.

Bryan and Abbie talk about a wide range of topics, from working with voice actors to free vs commercial to narration vs audio drama. And more!

In this mini-episode, Bryan describes how to use multiband-EQ on vocals. In the examples given, the first play is the raw sound (after noise reduction) and the  latter play is the same exact recording after the EQ has been applied. In some takes, the cha

Bryan and Abbie talk about Abbie's experience at World Con and their plans for NMX in January.  Lots of Audio Drama discussion occurs as well. Congrats to Renee Chambliss and The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine for winning a Parsec Award this year!  

Bryan talks with Nobilis Reed about transitioning from Audacity to Reaper. What are the absolute basics you need? What can you do that you couldn't before?   Show Notes: Audacity Audition Ardour Reaper Auphonic

Bryan and Abbie talk with Lauren Harris of The Pendragon Variety Podcast about audiobook narration.

Full Cast VS Straight Read. A panel from Balticon 2013. Neither Bryan nor Abbie were on the panel, but it is well worth listening to!   Special thanks to Ben Delano of the Reader/Writer Podcast for recording this panel.

Managing a Large Cast. A panel from Balticon 2013. Bryan moderates, and the panel is made up of Abigail Hilton, Chris Snelgrove, and Veronica Giguere.   Special thanks to Ben Delano of the Reader/Writer Podcast for recording this panel.

Bryan talks about making  "The Templar" for The Dunesteef Audio Fiction Magazine. Topics include line selection and the use of a delay as a vocal effect.   The song played at the end is Waiting by Freaky Clean.

After giving updates on their currently busy lives, Bryan and Abbie talk with John Mierau from ServingWorlds.com to talk about his Kickstarter for a second book in his Walk the Fire shared world. Proceeds would support numerous talented authors, includin