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The hosts compete with "In Search Of" (ISO) audio clips, featuring a voice clone of Natalie and a gravelly-voiced sampling of DHS spokesperson Trish McLaughlin. One clip humorously claims that "all the gals in the Pentagon" listen to the No Agenda show.
Technical errors during the recording or transcoding of Joe Rogan Experience episode 1533 resulted in a slight slowdown of the audio. The mismatch between 48 kilohertz and 44.1 kilohertz caused the speakers' voices to sound slightly slurred or "hammered" in the final MP3 release. Listeners are advised to play the episode at 1.1x or 1.2x speed to hear the natural speaking cadence of the participants.
A sound designer for the Olympics reveals that the audio heard during rowing events is often faked using pre-recorded samples. Because actual rowing sounds are drowned out by helicopters and chase boats, designers use samplers to create the illusion of oars hitting the water. This practice raises questions about the authenticity of sports broadcasting.
