The Pro Audio Suite12 Juli 2018

Remote Recording, and Eric Bazilian on recrording and a never heard version of "One Of Us".

he Pro Audio Suite Podcast is a Bi-Weekly podcast designed for Audio Professionals. With your Hosts George (The Tech) Whittam, Robert Marshall (Audio Engineer/Source Elements Creator/Owner), Andrew Peters (Premier Voice Talent/Co-Owner Realtime Casting), and Darren "Robbo" Robertson (Studio Owner/Sound Designer), we cover the gamut of Audio issues. From voice Over tips and tools to Project and Professional Studio set up and fit out, to the latest in gear and everything in between.

This week we talk Li-FI (yep that's a network connected by light), recording with a Zoom mic and portable rigs in general, and our special guest is Eric Bazilian the author of Joan Osborne's hit "one of us", half of the Hooters, and a record producer with some pretty impressive credits to his name!! There's also a world exclusive, a version of "One Of Us" never heard before outside of Eric's studio, and features a voice you'd never expect.

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