2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts reflect on the rapid advancement of media technology, from 19-inch racks of analog gear like Aphex processors to modern cloud-based podcasting. They recall the early days of video telephony in the 1990s, which offered one frame every three seconds, contrasting it with today's seamless FaceTime and AI-generated art. The discussion emphasizes how modern tools have simplified professional-grade production for independent creators.
Adam Curry reviews the new Roadcaster Pro 2 audio interface from Australian manufacturer Rode. He compares it to the original Roadcaster Pro and cheaper alternatives, noting significant improvements in configurability and busing systems. Despite liking the hardware design and the inclusion of Aphex processing like the Big Bottom and Aural Exciter, he expresses difficulty in dialing in the perfect sound profile.
