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Demonland Podcast LIVE Tonight 8/9 @ 8:30pm

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42 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Believe me if I wasn’t so OCD/completest I’d sit this one out. Also if I could leave this state or even this suburb I’d go on a holiday. 

Maybe just play Gilligans Island reruns.... 

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    Good stuff but I am genuinely fearful that pert will confirm Goody has some learning and make no mistake we will leave no stone unturned in making the MFC the very best it can be and challenging for a flag in the next few years. And yes in rsponse to your query about a home game, well Covid has delayed that a bit but we have some very exciting news you will all hear about soon. Fianlly we truly do value our supports and thank you for sticking with us as we strive for success.

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    The only positive out of 2020 is the addition of Binman as a regular on the podcast! 

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    Loving the podcast as always.

    I feel like the Audio quality was much better in this podcast?Did I detect a pre recording of the opening blurb about the social media handles?

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    19 minutes ago, Rossmillan said:

    Loving the podcast as always.

    I feel like the Audio quality was much better in this podcast?Did I detect a pre recording of the opening blurb about the social media handles?

    Good ear. I did that intentionally because I always forget to do it. I thought if I had it pre-recorded I wouldn't forget. I almost did.

    The audio quality is better because we are not using the recording of the cohosts from over Skype.

    We are connecting over the internet but each host's audio is recorded separately on their own machine and then uploaded where I can put the audio together in post. This way you don't get the compression of the cohost's audio.

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    18 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Good ear. I did that intentionally because I always forget to do it. I thought if I had it pre-recorded I wouldn't forget. I almost did.

    The audio quality is better because we are not using the recording of the cohosts from over Skype.

    We are connecting over the internet but each host's audio is recorded separately on their own machine and then uploaded where I can put the audio together in post. This way you don't get the compression of the cohost's audio.

    Thanks, the Audio sounds amazing doing it this way, dare I say it sounds like it’s in a high def codec.  

     

     

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