Have Your Say
Posted: 2009.01.06 (13:19)
OK, so here's the idea:
Anyone who wanted to would record a small something, somewhere between 15 and 45 seconds long, and email it to me (preferably as an mp3, but wav, ogg, vrf or wma would all be good too). These recordings would then be made into a special Metanet Podcast. I'll cut recordings off after 1 minute, so please try and keep your recording to around 45 seconds.
Simply because setting a deadline helps people do something, all recordings must be in by the first of February this year (2009). I will then edit them all into a podcast - in the order that I got them, so being faster is an advantage - and release that in the first week of February.
As to what to put into the recordings, you must introduce yourself at the beginning, but other than that you can say whatever you want as long as it complies with the forum rules. Swearing etc is allowed, but no hate speech, or sound-spamming. If you want to put in music you are welcome, but please make it part of the recording because I will not edit in music for you.
If you want to put in what you like and stuff, sure, go for it. An example would be:
"Hey, I'm Lenny, and I try to manage these podcasts, as well as other forum things. I've got my own site, comic and podcast, which you might want to check out - if you do just head on over to leonardweiss.com. I'm also the mod of the Multimedia forum, so if you're into music or videos please drop in and post something! Anyway, that's it from me; I hope you enjoy the first Have Your Say podcast!"
And to answer a final possible question of why am I doing this? Well, I figured it'd be pretty cool, but also it means all of those people who sit there going "I wish I could have been in that podcast..." can be in one. Plus, it's another great way for people in the community to get to know each other a small bit more.
So, once you've got a recording please email it to me. My Gmail account would be best, so just send your recording to [email protected] and I'll let you know once I've received it.
Thanks, and I hope to get some recordings soon!
Lenny
Anyone who wanted to would record a small something, somewhere between 15 and 45 seconds long, and email it to me (preferably as an mp3, but wav, ogg, vrf or wma would all be good too). These recordings would then be made into a special Metanet Podcast. I'll cut recordings off after 1 minute, so please try and keep your recording to around 45 seconds.
Simply because setting a deadline helps people do something, all recordings must be in by the first of February this year (2009). I will then edit them all into a podcast - in the order that I got them, so being faster is an advantage - and release that in the first week of February.
As to what to put into the recordings, you must introduce yourself at the beginning, but other than that you can say whatever you want as long as it complies with the forum rules. Swearing etc is allowed, but no hate speech, or sound-spamming. If you want to put in music you are welcome, but please make it part of the recording because I will not edit in music for you.
If you want to put in what you like and stuff, sure, go for it. An example would be:
"Hey, I'm Lenny, and I try to manage these podcasts, as well as other forum things. I've got my own site, comic and podcast, which you might want to check out - if you do just head on over to leonardweiss.com. I'm also the mod of the Multimedia forum, so if you're into music or videos please drop in and post something! Anyway, that's it from me; I hope you enjoy the first Have Your Say podcast!"
And to answer a final possible question of why am I doing this? Well, I figured it'd be pretty cool, but also it means all of those people who sit there going "I wish I could have been in that podcast..." can be in one. Plus, it's another great way for people in the community to get to know each other a small bit more.
So, once you've got a recording please email it to me. My Gmail account would be best, so just send your recording to [email protected] and I'll let you know once I've received it.
Thanks, and I hope to get some recordings soon!
Lenny