Editing the bugger

Editing was good this time. I listened through the interviews, and took notes on the time and the good stuff that was said, before deciding on using it in stories. And audacity worked like a charm, I had no worries in getting the cuts I wanted.

There was one problem with the grab I had for the president, because he awkwardly raised his voice at the end of the part I wanted to use, but I made it a bit quieter to make it sound marginally less awkward.

i also had a whale of a time trying to record my own voice for the voicer and the wrap package. I still hate that my voice sounds so high. I think this in part comes from the nervousness in recording so that I don't breathe properly and this restricts my voice. And I have a stupid voice. Ah well.

I found as well in reading my parts that I stumbled over words, and found that the words I had written didn't make sense or the sentences were too long. Its hard to get the emphasis right when there's so much sentence. It ended up being editing and recording at pretty much the same time.