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This is grand, tbh. Because it’s a fic that I really wanted to do (F1).

I’ve also asked them to put a BP on their AO3 profile stating to what extent they are comfortable with Transformative Works (TWs). For instance, some writers might want fanart and fanmixes, but not Foreign Language translations of their works. Right now, even if the author had said no, I would have still asked them to make a note on their AO3 profile in order to save everyone’s time and save everyone coming up from behind the aggro, you know?

How to Record & Edit a Podcast in Garageband (Complete Tutorial) this is the 2017 version

@reena-jenkins this is the video that started me off in Garageband. From this video, I got my head around basic edits, basic layering techniques, how to lay down tracks beforehand. How to join regional soundwave files into one file. As well as rerecording patches of sound (I can’t find my notebook at this minute, grrr). Things I’ll like to know in GarageBand are:

• How to play with voice effects: make voices tinny over a phone, or one voice can sound like a crowd (I do football RPF so there’s a lot of boozy singing, or players shouting at each other).


• How GarageBand’s own sound effects into a recording. Also, how do I export GarageBand files as mp3s, or use iTunes current set up to change the M4a file into MP3s


• How to find the hidden Mp3 caches in GarageBand (when you’re exporting via the CD/Disk option)


• How to noise mix so that the sound sounds even at the end (because the recordings are uneven).

I think that’s enough for me to be going on with for now, tbh.

Or at least my first podfic is. It’s middling to less than middling, and I have a reverb to slot into the team chorus (there’s a part where people are singing a Spurs song), but for all intents and purposes, it’s done.

( Things I’ve learnt under the cut )

Okay, this is getting markedly easier. Cut for easier scrolling past.

( cut so much you thought I was a deejay )