Archive for April, 2009
Logically deduced by Taji StudioApp for the iPhone StudioApp from Karsidy.com mentions on their website that some tester said the following: "The fun of StudioApp is being able to record on the go with all of my buddies and make a hit in 5 minutes. I can't get enough of it!" -Eric Spett (one of the first testers for StudioApp) As an ex-musician and current voice over artist... I highly doubt that this application can give you studio quality anything... but I love the application's icon which shows you a high end condenser microphone (or is that a tube mic?) with a pop guard... apparently the...
Read MoreI found this via Lifehacker: " Want a little (legally) free audio reading for your commute? Barnes & Noble is giving away nine free audiobooks in unrestricted MP3 format, so you can play or convert them for any use. Kurt Vonnegut, Jonathan Lethem, and even Mark Twain's full "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" are represented in the collection. Add them to your shopping cart (even though they're listed at $0.01, they're free at checkout), provide a credit card number or select to pay by PayPal acount (whether or not you really have one), and you're on your way. It's like a...
Read MoreI found this Podcast interview via voicebank.net blog... Now the reason why I am posting this is because Scott Brick is himself recording Audio Books and producing them himself... he talks about his experience here. This post only contains 2 parts of the interview... the third is not out yet.... visit voicebank.net for the 3rd part Actor, screenwriter and audiobook narrator, Scott Brick definitely gives new meaning to a hyphenate career with credits in film, television, stage and radio. In 2000, Brick ventured into narrating audiobooks and quickly found himself embraced by the audio world. To date he’s won over 40 Earphones...
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I gotta tell you folks, I never liked the iPhone… I am not a big fan of Apple Computer Systems. I used their computers throughout the 90s and up until 2005 since I worked in the Design business but honestly I just never liked them… mind you I never liked PCs either… I had Linux (ubuntu for those interested) installed on my main home PC for a while but I got frustrated when I would get freelance design work and couldn’t use the native linux software to finish the work. I know their is software that could do the job … I was just not proficient enough in it to use it.
So! I pretty much hate all operating systems equally… And I have to say the same goes to the iPhone’s operating system. Its slow… I mean reeeeaaally slow compared to say my old Palm Treo 650… of course the treo had half the screen size and resolution … didnt have 1/5th the processing power and didnt have wifi. Incidently I own a 2G… in Egypt buying an iPhone cost an arm and a leg so I bought it used for a little more than you would buy it in the states (or canada) with a contract. Read More
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