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In this episode of CREATE. PHOTOGRAPHY, Daniel Sigg has a conversation with Daniel Milnor.
Daniel Milnor is a journalist, photographer and writer who is now performing these duties in his role as “Creative Evangelist,” for Blurb Inc. He has a blog called shifter.media and lives in New Mexico.
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4 Comments on “Episode 025: The Power of Print – A Conversation with Daniel Milnor”
Great interview. How do you get such great sound? Dan was in a van!
Thanks! Can’t take credit for Dan’s sound, but we do use zencastr.com that records sound files locally and then uploads them later.
Regards,
Daniel
Whoa, just looked them up. That looks great. I love audio and would like to do interviews and maybe a podcast. I like working with Adobe Audition, but I know my weaknesses – I’ll never dive into it deeply enough to get fantastic audio without some help. Looks like Zencastr might offer that help.
Zencastr is great for guest recording, it is helpful if each the participants has a microphone / headset setup that is halfway decent. Using good microphone technique is key and then mastering at the end (mostly audio normalization). If you are further interested in technical aspects of podcasting, feel free to send me an email (via website) and I am happy to share my setup.