That's right! Break out your party hats and your confetti, people, because Episode Three of the MAD Podcast was released onto iTunes earlier today.
Episode Three: Viva la Violin features awesome discussion on Coldplay's latest album, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends, a song spotlight on Viva la Vida, and a spectacular BRAND NEW SEGMENT - a fantabulous commentary of the music video for Viva la Vida!
This episode was extremely fun to record. We got it done in record time - if you consider that Episode One took about seven hours to record, Episode Two took about three hours to record, and this episode took about one and a half hours, it looks like we're on a roll! Splitting our recording time in half with each new episode, we're becoming much better at churning out the audio without churning out the technical drama.
Speaking of technical stuff, I've just finished listening to the final, edited version of Episode Three, and I'm happy to say that our spectacular editor, Sarita, has really laid the smack-down on those audio problems. Expect this episode to sound much more crisp and professional, with each of the podcasters' audio at the same loudness. Yay! Sarita = awesome.
We certainly didn't reign in the fun on this episode, either. There's lots of joking around (but hopefully not excessively so. Remember, we rely on feedback from you listeners to help us gauge how much is too much and how much is just good fun! Tell us your thoughts at themadpodcast@gmail.com). There's also lots of... well, violins. Listen and you'll see what I mean. Deborah = awesome, too.
Thanks for listening!
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Hi all (and Staci)!
It's Deborah commenting here. You'll notice Staci mentioned that everyone's audio was better. I'm sorry to say that does not apply to me. My Audacity (which we use to record) was messed up that day (and still is, actually. Shoot) and would record static with everything. So I apologize for the annoying static whenever I talk. Also, as I listen to the episode now, I notice that I sound kind of echo-y and far away. Sorry about that.
On a happier note, that is possibly the only problem with the episode, thanks to Sarita's awesome editing skills ad the fact that we recorded in the afternoon rather than way early in the morning.
Rock on (with violins),
Deborah
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