Nathan Jackson
speaker
126 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 26 Jun
Nathan Jackson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It doesn't mean we're not putting it into Pro Tools and we're mixing and doing a mastering chain and I've got EQs.
I'm still spending hours of my own time.
But it's able to take a not-so-great quality track and match kind of like what we sound like right now in this.
We've all come with a good setup.
It'll at least get it to that point that I can put my normal chain on and run it as if they did have a microphone.
So that's a tool.
And that plugin, I will state, has been eliminated completely.
One thing I have learned is there are certain companies, we will not say who, that like to update and change algorithms without letting their customer basis know, which is what happened, and that's why it was not caught.
We do have a lot of shows.
There are only so many people on these teams, and sometimes things do slip through the cracks.
It is what it is.
But I was really happy that we have...
the listeners that we do that are open to leaving the feedback, we appreciate that.
It is a learning curve for everybody, whether we've been doing this for five days or 10 years, you know, there's always something to learn.
And I'll jump back further again to what Somerset was speaking on with kind of the workflow there.
So when things are spit out from Final Cut and then done that audio sweetening, we'll call it, we're actually spitting out each individual person's audio.
So it's not coming out as one MP3 file.
It is coming out as MP3 or uncompressed WAV files for each individual speaker.
Those are then going into an external software, which what we're using is Pro Tools, and they will be compressed, EQ'd,
de-noised, de-clipping, de-crackling.
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