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Fantastic explanation of punch and roll. My editing will become much faster now

Hey Ryan! This was an excellent resource. My only suggestion is the audio at the beginning of these videos. I almost didn't watch them because it was so bad. And this being a video about audio by an audio engineer, it seemed to undermine your credibility-which was dispelled by the great content. But others might not get past that dichotomy. Just a suggestion! Thanks again for the info.

Love Scott’s narrations especially for John Lutz books, and James Patterson. So, so, so damn better with Scott Brick narrating your books.

This is very helpful. I’m trying to do this on an iPad. Do you have how to with iPad?

New subscriber has been added to ur account. Thanks. This is Bijo from India.

Thank you so much for your kind work. I have learned a lot.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you, that was great and very helpful.

Is it possible to have a USB microphone and then edit the voice recording on Audacity without buying the audio interface? If so, Would it be the same quality results ? Thank you so much❤

Love this interview 💜

Thank you SO much for these videos!! 😊

I don't mean to be rude, but especially for this sort of video it feels paramount that your own narration is of high quality, to "project" professionalism. There's clearly audible background noise present, that is accentuated by your hard gate - silence, then your voice comes in along with the soft fuzzy noise blanket it is draped in. Who am I to talk, I struggle with that too. Computer fan, especially the fridge since I live in a studio apartment. The best solution is of course to eliminate the noise at the source, but iZotope RXs spectral de noise can also do wonders. Like I said, I don't want to be an asshole, it's just that this sort of workflow tutorial will seem more trustworthy and the channel gain a larger audience if the person doing it seems to have his or her own audio in order.

I cannot imagine how mere mortals (Libravox amateurs) can record an audiobook after listening to Scott.

I'm not even searching to be a narrator but Joel makes even this sound interesting for me! Legend

I just found this channel, you've got a new sub because of this interview. I love hearing about his journey as a narrator, his technique, and his view of it all. It's hugely inspiring so thank you for bringing it to us!

Thank you so much I'm new to punch and roll even though I've been a voice over artist for 20 years and I'm new to doing audio books, so this is so helpful thank you! I'm an audio producer and I'm trying to work out how to use punch and roll in Adobe Audition!

Thank you!

I don’t get it. He ruins book series for me.

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Ryan, Great video! Amazing amount of detail in a short time. Very clear explanation! Do you create effects stacks for TwistedWave?

Awesome video! Thank you

Hey Ryan, nice video!

You can use compression and still meet acx’s standards?

QUESTION: What, in your opinion, is the most reduction the Limiter should be doing before the sound quality and dynamics become affected? (For instance: until it sounds overall to be overly-compressed, even though it is a limiter capping those peaks?)

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This is great Ryan, I really appreciate it. Have you done any YT videos specifically for Audacity users by any chance? Susie

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Scott Brick is one of the worst narrators. It baffles me that he gets to narrate so many books. Award winning? Wtf?! He's over dramatizing every single word. He should be forbidden to read any more books.

Thanks alot! That was really helpful. Is the native noise gate in Logic pro X good enough or should I get another? Is the Rx 8 De-click good when dealing with long chapters? Can I trust, after I fine tuned it, that it will do a good job on the long files ? Thanks !

This was a pleasure to listen to. I loved learning from a master like Scott. I just found this channel. You have a new subscriber. Thanks for this.

Can you make the samples for the same recording between Adobe and pro tools

Good job bro ❤

joel is so great, i spent many hours listening to the stories he narrates

Joel is truly gifted. I think his work even stands out from famous Hollywood Movie Stars. I'm so grateful and in awe 🥰for his skill and story telling. I was dyslexic in primary school and still stutter today if I have to read out loud. I couldn't even fathom to read a short story flawlessly.

Scott Brick is my favorite narrator. He's such a first-class, quality person. It's an honor to get to listen to him. Thank you!

GarageBand has a magnified version of the track down below, if you make it visible. So that should cover the only con I heard you mention.

Thank you so much for the help

Ryan, that was a good workshop/seminar from the perspective of a contract engineer who is tasked with processing one, entire audio book file. However, I didn't see any explanation as to how to actually perform punch-and-roll itself from a narrator's perspective, how to actually punch and roll audio as its being recorded, live in a booth. Your teaching focused on the potential need for cleaning up possible audio clipping from punch-and-roll, done previously by the original narrator. If a narrator performs all of their own post-production editing, and using Audacity exclusively, for example, teaching from a Pro-Tools perspective has very little if any relevance. Also, I don't know about other narrators, but, I process each individual chapter or segment individually, rather than the entire audio book file at once, so, the need to insert spacing and room tone over an entire ten or fifteen hour file is never necessary.

Thank you , great tips!

How is your process different if the narrator cuts out their mistakes manually instead of punch and roll?

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Excellent interview Ryan and Tom. Thank you.

Just learning to use punch and roll. Thanks for the help.

Awesome interview. Thanks for doing this to you and to Tom. As a 70 year old newbie it was great to hear his journey and tips. I look forward to watching more of your interviews like this.