saw a great tip about using a dog training clicker to mark where you mess up a take in an audio recording, because it generates a nice clean pattern in the waveform that makes it easy to spot
works great, but my dog is going nuts
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@molly0xfff Reminds me of the old days when we would slate when filming to make it easy to sync video camera footage with external audio. (No slate? Just clap loudly!)
@molly0xfff lol yep I got the same advice in a voice acting class and it is so good.
@molly0xfff your dog will be an expert at trimming clips in Audacity in no time
@molly0xfff or just rewinding to about a sentence before you cocked up, start a new track, roll and go, then at the editing stage just cross fade in a gap between words. Makes matching the “state” of your voice and any room tone a doddle because it’s all done in the same session and your voice is in damn near exactly the same state because so little time has elapsed between takes.
I sometimes hear people forget to edit them out of their recordings and I like that. I'm like "thank you, yes, I am being good!"
@molly0xfff you could also use a classic clown horn, the outtake reels would be awesome
Too much burden for Atlas 🌎
@molly0xfff you can also just clap or slap the desk
@molly0xfff oooh I'm gonna use this!
@molly0xfff Dog podcast guest when?
@molly0xfff treat for your dog then, not so complicated 😜
@molly0xfff a finger click or clap near the mic works too