was thinking of that film at the time but couldn't remember the title. I only thought "That one in Montreal".
Ha! That's the one! We watched it at RIT for some reason, and to this day I couldn't remember the title. A solid flick, especially when Han met Jabba to discuss business.
Gee Rym I know Brando put on a little weight before he died but Jabba Harsh Dude
So, I seemed to have lost my boyfriend's headset for talking online. I let him have mine and am going to take this opportunity to purchase a new one for talking online on Skype/Podcast/Steam. Any recommendations?
Does sound quality have more to do with the mic, the speaker, audio drivers, or something else? I can't help feeling that ATW9K could sound better, though it's not bad right now.
Does sound quality have more to do with the mic, the speaker, audio drivers, or something else? I can't help feeling that ATW9K could sound better, though it's not bad right now.
Do not expect good sound quality from these things. I just use them for gaming.
If you want your podcast to sound better, get real microphones and a mixer just to start.
Episode 28 is out, in which we change up the format a little to get rid of old categories that CERTAIN PEOPLE were avoiding. Also, I rock your Star Wars world.
Episode 28 is out, in which we change up the format a little to get rid of old categories that CERTAIN PEOPLE were avoiding. Also, I rock your Star Wars world.
Next time I'm on, whenever that is, I will purposefully pick whatever category I have no fucking clue.
Episode 28 is out, in which we change up the format a little to get rid of old categories that CERTAIN PEOPLE were avoiding. Also, I rock your Star Wars world.
Next time I'm on, whenever that is, I will purposefully pick whatever category I have no fucking clue.
Surprisingly enough, we did pretty good on the categories we've been ignoring.
Episode 28 is out, in which we change up the format a little to get rid of old categories that CERTAIN PEOPLE were avoiding. Also, I rock your Star Wars world.
Next time I'm on, whenever that is, I will purposefully pick whatever category I have no fucking clue.
Surprisingly enough, we did pretty good on the categories we've been ignoring.
That's because, frankly, the questions are all too damn easy across the board. It's actually kinda boring. I would much prefer it if all the questions were balls hard.
Episode 28 is out, in which we change up the format a little to get rid of old categories that CERTAIN PEOPLE were avoiding. Also, I rock your Star Wars world.
Next time I'm on, whenever that is, I will purposefully pick whatever category I have no fucking clue.
Surprisingly enough, we did pretty good on the categories we've been ignoring.
That's because, frankly, the questions are all too damn easy across the board. It's actually kinda boring. I would much prefer it if all the questions were balls hard.
No good. It might be fun for a while to listen competitiors sweat their asses, because of hard questions, but current level of difficulty has been nice. In my opinion best parts of trivia shows are those when you, listener, get to shout to the radio "Don't you idiots know that, it soooo easy." Those things are rare in ATW9k, but they happen.
In my opinion best parts of trivia shows are those when you, listener, get to shout to the radio "Don't you idiots know that, it soooo easy."
The other side of the spectrum is QI with Stephen Fry where all the questions are so impossibly hard that none of the contestants can really hope to answer them, but you get hilarious banter and end up learning something.
No good. It might be fun for a while to listen competitiors sweat their asses, because of hard questions, but current level of difficulty has been nice. In my opinion best parts of trivia shows are those when you, listener, get to shout to the radio "Don't you idiots know that, it soooo easy." Those things are rare in ATW9k, but they happen.
Exactly. Plus being put on the spot seems to always put your mind into a blank.
Many guests have admitted that on the episodes they listen to they always shout out the answers when we fumble, but when they become guests their mind blanks.
The other side of the spectrum is QI with Stephen Fry where all the questions are so impossibly hard that none of the contestants can really hope to answer them, but you get hilarious banter and end up learning something.
It was the exact opposite for the Red Nose Day special. A good half of the questions we so easy they were scared to answer for fear of being wrong. The first question was: How many sides are there in an isosceles triangle?
Many guests have admitted that on the episodes they listen to they always shout out the answers when we fumble, but when they become guests their mind blanks.
Many guests have admitted that on the episodes they listen to they always shout out the answers when we fumble, but when they become guests their mind blanks.
I haven't been back on, so I have no idea if it would happen to me.
I think we'll try doing our show live tonight in the chat room at SimplySyndicated.com (if I can get it set up in time). Won't you come join us at 8:30 p.m. EST?
I think we'll try doing our show live tonight in the chat room at SimplySyndicated.com (if I can get it set up in time). Won't you come join us at 8:30 p.m. EST?
To be clear, people can listen live while we record. This isn't a call-in show. Go to SimplySyndicated.com and click the "Radio" line. Alternately, click here. You'll be able to log into the chat room there and stream audio from the show.
To be clear, people can listen live while we record. This isn't a call-in show. Go to SimplySyndicated.com and click the "Radio" line. Alternately, click here. You'll be able to log into the chat room there and stream audio from the show.
That's just being a member of the "live studio audience". What if someone wants to join in the questions and stuff?
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I was looking at this: Logitech Premium Stereo Headset, but have seen many negative reviews.
Also is a USB headset better than the standard jack plug-in type?
Koss SB-45 Communication Stereophones
If you want your podcast to sound better, get real microphones and a mixer just to start.
Many guests have admitted that on the episodes they listen to they always shout out the answers when we fumble, but when they become guests their mind blanks.
To be clear, people can listen live while we record. This isn't a call-in show.
Go to SimplySyndicated.com and click the "Radio" line. Alternately, click here. You'll be able to log into the chat room there and stream audio from the show.