kentheriot
July 2nd, 2010, 06:14 PM
This is my first offer here at SSWT, so I hope I don't mess it up and get banned like I did when I posted it as a WSO at the Warrior Forum a few weeks ago:rolleyes:
My "product" is to teach people how to record and produce excellent quality audio from home IN PLAIN LANGUAGE so anyone can do it. I also explain how you can start doing this without having to spend more than about $5.00 on gear, assuming you already have a computer.
I wrote a 23-page report (using the 7 Dollar Secrets method) that should be fun to read while imparting lots of knowledge about audio recording. Surprising nobody, the price for the special offer is $7:).
http://www.homebrewaudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Better-Audio-Recording-quarter-size.png
Below is some of the text I used for my WSO to describe the report.
Wish you could make the audio sound better on your videos and podcasts without having to "build" a home studio?
Despite what you may have heard, audio quality does not rely on expensive microphones and scary-looking mixers. The truth is “Knowledge Trumps Gear”
It is possible…even common for people to spend many hundreds of dollars on a microphone, only to turn around and make the same crappy audio with it. Why is this? It is a lack of knowledge…and not even hard knowledge! Now before the audio experts reading this start pointing fingers at the page, let me say that better quality microphones, which do cost more, can and do create audio that is superior than what you can get from a plastic PC mic, but ONLY if you know a bit about what you’re doing! On the other hand, if you DO know what you’re doing, it is possible to produce better audio with a plastic PC mic than someone with no experience using a set-up costing…..wait for it…..100 times more! How can I be so specific? Because during the first Home Brew Audio podcast, we compared the sound quality of some spoken-word stuff made with gear costing $5.00 against a setup costing $500. The result was obvious to even the most casual listener. The $5.00 studio was better, much better! If you’d like to hear that for yourself, you can access the podcast here:
http://www.homebrewaudio.com/podcast/HBAFirstPodcastFinal.mp3
Learn how all this is possible in the new 23-page report from Home Brew Audio.
Here is the link to buy it through PayPal:
http://www.homebrewaudio.com/report1/index.php?action=order (http://www.homebrewaudio.com/report1/index.php?action=order)
Thanks!
Ken
My "product" is to teach people how to record and produce excellent quality audio from home IN PLAIN LANGUAGE so anyone can do it. I also explain how you can start doing this without having to spend more than about $5.00 on gear, assuming you already have a computer.
I wrote a 23-page report (using the 7 Dollar Secrets method) that should be fun to read while imparting lots of knowledge about audio recording. Surprising nobody, the price for the special offer is $7:).
http://www.homebrewaudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Better-Audio-Recording-quarter-size.png
Below is some of the text I used for my WSO to describe the report.
Wish you could make the audio sound better on your videos and podcasts without having to "build" a home studio?
Despite what you may have heard, audio quality does not rely on expensive microphones and scary-looking mixers. The truth is “Knowledge Trumps Gear”
It is possible…even common for people to spend many hundreds of dollars on a microphone, only to turn around and make the same crappy audio with it. Why is this? It is a lack of knowledge…and not even hard knowledge! Now before the audio experts reading this start pointing fingers at the page, let me say that better quality microphones, which do cost more, can and do create audio that is superior than what you can get from a plastic PC mic, but ONLY if you know a bit about what you’re doing! On the other hand, if you DO know what you’re doing, it is possible to produce better audio with a plastic PC mic than someone with no experience using a set-up costing…..wait for it…..100 times more! How can I be so specific? Because during the first Home Brew Audio podcast, we compared the sound quality of some spoken-word stuff made with gear costing $5.00 against a setup costing $500. The result was obvious to even the most casual listener. The $5.00 studio was better, much better! If you’d like to hear that for yourself, you can access the podcast here:
http://www.homebrewaudio.com/podcast/HBAFirstPodcastFinal.mp3
Learn how all this is possible in the new 23-page report from Home Brew Audio.
Here is the link to buy it through PayPal:
http://www.homebrewaudio.com/report1/index.php?action=order (http://www.homebrewaudio.com/report1/index.php?action=order)
Thanks!
Ken