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The hosts pause the news coverage to address technical issues with BBC audio clips, noting significant overmodulation and poor waveform quality. Adam Curry expresses frustration with the "loofs" and processing of the BBC's audio, promising to perform a spectral analysis after the show to determine why the clips are hitting his system incorrectly.
Hindenburg Journalist Pro and Audio Editing Techniques
A discussion on the technical aspects of podcast production focuses on the use of Hindenburg Journalist Pro software. The hosts describe their meticulous process of "buggering" audio by removing silences and pregnant pauses from news clips, particularly those involving long-winded Senate and House committee hearings. This technique is used to maintain the show's fast pace.
Podcast Production Techniques, Hindenburg Journalist Pro, Audacity
The hosts discuss their technical workflows for editing audio clips, comparing the use of open-source software like Audacity with professional tools like Hindenburg Journalist Pro. They describe the process of "cleaning up" clips by removing long pauses and applause to maintain the show's pace. One host reflects on his 40-year history in media, starting with physical razor blades and tape.
