EQ got easier when I stopped asking it to do everything I need to start this one with a confession: I used to be completely lost with EQ. Not “I am still learning” lost. I mean guesswork lost. I would watch the analyser, drag points around, do things that felt like they should be right, […]
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Audiobook Audio (V3) Part 2: The V3 Chain — by Eddie Tonkoi
The V3 Chain and The Few Decisions I Refuse to Wing It’s not long ago I wrote a piece describing my older process—one that was ingenious, thought-through, bullet-proof, and, it turns out, flawed. It’s not that the old process was bad. It’s just that it turned out to be less efficient than I’d thought, and […]
Continue readingAudiobook Audio (V3) Part 1: Capture Right, Stay Boring, Sound Human
Forty Hours Later: Why I Restarted the Edit This new series, Audiobook Audio (V3), exists because I made a mistake. Not a particularly dramatic one and certainly not a catastrophic one, just the sort of mistake that only reveals itself once you’re already committed—the kind that costs time, not money. In my case, it cost […]
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