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mattstauffer.com
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| | | | | I've started live streaming and publishing videos on my YouTube Channel again recently and it made me realize just how much work I've put in | |
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danielcompton.net
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| | | | | I've been working remotely for about five years full-time. Over that time I've talked with colleagues pretty much every work day, so being able to communicate clearly by audio has been crucial. Bad quality audio can quickly turn a good conversation into a frustrating one when you struggle to hear the speaker, or keep needing to ask them to repeat themselves. Videoconferencing is lower bandwidth than in-person communication; I've tried to get as good quality when videoconferencing so I can catch as much of what the other person is communicating. | |
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ounapuu.ee
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| | | | | I have the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones. They're good for consuming content. Audio calls with your colleagues? Forget about it. Thanks, Bluetooth. #notsponsored by Värska, it's just very hot right now. This is the setup I have to go with, and it has all to do with how Bluetooth works. Your options with Bluetooth headsets are the following: high quality sound output, no audio input low quality sound output, low quality audio input (HSP/HFP) That's it. | |
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recordinghacks.com
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| | | Hear eight USB/Firewire mic preamp/interfaces below $250 in this torture test of gain and noise. Features the Shure SM7B on VO. | ||
