aragusea
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@ Can we get you on WBUR for a live segment, possibly this week? Sent you an email.
about 3 hours ago
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@ Hey we're in non-profit news. Safe as houses.
about 16 hours ago
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in reply to bydanielvictor
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@ Hah. I think your dad hooked me up with my composition teacher at PSU and sent me down a highly questionable academic path.
about 16 hours ago
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@ We are nonetheless united by our hatred of that article. "Park Road." Can't get that right, what can you? @
about 16 hours ago
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in reply to aschweig
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@ @ Plus I went to Delta
about 16 hours ago
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in reply to bydanielvictor
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@ written for the web/print, sure. but when you write for broadcast, it's totally different.
9:10 PM May 24th
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in reply to garpu
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@ oh my dear... we do NOT use AP on the radio.
9:09 PM May 24th
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@ well, if my life is any indication, you'll quit music to become a radio reporter at some point, so just tuck that info away.
9:06 PM May 24th
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@ but both signals come in completely separate and clean, unlike any of the iphone recording apps.
8:45 PM May 24th
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@ the only weird hitch is that you have to hold both the iphone and the mic to your mouth at the same time.
8:44 PM May 24th
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in reply to garpu
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@ the mic records to one stereo channel, the phone records to the other. Your end and their end of the conversation can be mixed later.
8:44 PM May 24th
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in reply to garpu
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@ run the adapter into the other xlr port on the flash recorder. set the recorder to record in split stereo.
8:43 PM May 24th
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in reply to garpu
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@ then run an 8th inch patch chord out of your iphone's headphone jack and into an 8th female to xlr male adapter (20 bucks)
8:42 PM May 24th
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in reply to garpu
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@ take your microphone, and plug it into one of the xlr ports as per usual.
8:41 PM May 24th
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@ well, most radio reporters carry a hand held flash audio recorder with two xlr inputs. So you need that, to start with.
8:41 PM May 24th
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in reply to garpu
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@ slightly higher tech than that
8:40 PM May 24th
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in reply to aschweig
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Just devised an extremely low-tech, high quality, and reliable way of recording phoners in the field. Radio nerds ask if interested.
8:38 PM May 24th
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@ Want to ask you for a radio show: who should be POTUS, but never will be? Would love to get your answer over skype. Game?
1:11 PM May 24th
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The Idiotic Rules Preventing Silicon Valley From Building Houses and Offices We Need To Power American Innovation
7:01 AM May 24th
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(btw, what I found regressive about that particular answer was that she accused the letter-writer of poor judgment.) @
6:46 AM May 24th
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- Name Adam Ragusea
- Location Boston
- Web http://radiobosto...
- Bio Reporter/producer for WBUR's Radio Boston. Dog/bicycle/baking enthusiast. Central Square inhabitant. Recovering composer: http://soundcloud.com/aragusea
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