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Snowflake 01-24-2007 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by mousepod (Post 116374)
Yeah... I know that I tend to get a little nutty after midnight. The only benefit is the interesting tangents that I sometimes find myself on. I don't think I could have (or would have) made the Dumbo-->Freddie and the Dreamers<---The Jungle Book connection if I was in my right mind. And I'm glad I did.

BTW, I spoke with NA about the episode after the next, and I think you're going like the idea.

I listened last night and it was great to have the mousepod back in action. For me, and hour + show is still not long enough, I enjoyed it.

My only complaint with the live at Disneyland part was the Dumbo ride, even with my earbuds firmly in place, I could barely understand anything Steve was saying, but I did get the sense of fun. Have you tried recording with an iriver T110? That's what I have used for on the spot podcasting and the quality was quite nice.

I loved the musical selections as they were unfamiliar to me. I'll catch the SunRa video when I am home, as my sig line shows, I can't access mousepod.com from the office (the Nazis).

:snap: for another fine episode of what I consider the most enjoyable Disney podcast out there.

mousepod 01-24-2007 10:19 AM

I actually use an iRiver (a different model, though), for all of my street recording. In fact, I even put an external mic on it for the Dumbo recording, and iSm was holding it directly to his mouth (I'm pretty sure you can hear him say, "I'll hold it" a couple of seconds into the recording. Sorry kids, he was referring to the microphone). The big problem with that recording was the wind. I'm sure there's a setting on the iRiver to dampen that sound, but that would have required us to repeat the ride - and iSm's spontaneous narration was just too good to try and replicate.

DreadPirateRoberts 01-24-2007 10:34 AM

Great show. I always ask myself, "how can he talk about this for over an hour?", and by the end of the show, I can't believe an hour went by. You have a real talent. Visible MP mojo.

mousepod 01-24-2007 10:41 AM

I am typing this for the sole purpose of submitting it to Quotes:

iSm: I could talk about it now if you want. It just doesn't seem as thrilling.

Snowflake 01-24-2007 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by mousepod (Post 116388)
I actually use an iRiver (a different model, though), for all of my street recording. In fact, I even put an external mic on it for the Dumbo recording, and iSm was holding it directly to his mouth (I'm pretty sure you can hear him say, "I'll hold it" a couple of seconds into the recording. Sorry kids, he was referring to the microphone). The big problem with that recording was the wind. I'm sure there's a setting on the iRiver to dampen that sound, but that would have required us to repeat the ride - and iSm's spontaneous narration was just too good to try and replicate.

How about one of those silly looking (but functional) microphone covers to deal with wind gusts then?

I'm going to have to listen again, more closely. Regardless, I totally enjoyed the podcast.

I thought he was referring to Dumbo's trunk.

Ghoulish Delight 01-24-2007 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowflake (Post 116396)

I thought he was referring to Dumbo's trunk.

Or perhaps the little control lever that makes him go up and down...or "Dumbo's Clitoris" as I like to call it.

Snowflake 01-24-2007 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight (Post 116397)
Or perhaps the little control lever that makes him go up and down...or "Dumbo's Clitoris" as I like to call it.

Bwahahahaha
The Dumbo ride will never be the same for me from now on, damn you GD.
:eek:

innerSpaceman 01-24-2007 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by mousepod (Post 116395)
iSm: I could talk about it now if you want. It just doesn't seem as thrilling.

And yet there was like 10 minutes of dead air on Casey Jr. before the train got going. I don't think any of us knew you were recording all that nothingness (Certainly I didn't, or I likely would not have been able to keep my big mouth shut ... a trait all too apparent during the rest of the Casey ride. Ah, Snowflake ... if only I had the same problem as you. Alas, I could hear every word of my Dumbo narration. Someone should shoot me.)

NickO'Time 01-25-2007 08:14 AM

Well its about time.;) :p :cheers:

CrazyLegs 01-28-2007 11:51 PM

Thanks for the update :)


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