Recording audio from WDW

[91JLovesDisney]

Record without guests. Then in your favorite audio editing program: You could try the old inverse isolation for centered audio if the original live recording is a stereo pair which could theoretically give you a cleaner mono audio track but results will still be less than ideal. There are also plugins or VSTs to remove reverb but a truly good one will be $$$. And again, results will likely be "fair" to "terrible". Last ditch effort could be good old EQing or some combination of all the above with the additions of a noise gate plugin. Best of luck.

Thanks for the advice!!

 

[Figments Friend]

There are two topics on which I'll just take Marni's word as gospel, WDW and fashion sen....oops, I mean sound recording.

Martin has fabulous fashion sense.
I have spent some time with the man himself in the past ...live, and in person, and his collection of vintage 'EPCOT ' sleeveless shirts is legendary.
Legendary!

The one he had on the day of Epcot's 25th Anniversary was fantastic.
One of the highlights for me on a day with several.
Black sleeveless, vintage look, bright attractive 'classic retro' design.
So 1980s / 1990s, so neon, so awesome.
And likely very comfortable and cool too on that hot day!

Every die hard EPCOT Center enthusiast dresses with great fashion sense.
Oh yes....!

 

[91JLovesDisney]

If only. The only source I’ve heard of any of them was the press snippet from version 3. And believe me I’ve looked

Just out of curiosity, where does one find these press snippets? Does Disney release them somewhere?

 

[marni1971]

Just out of curiosity, where does one find these press snippets? Does Disney release them somewhere?

Press releases, recordings for commercials and the like. Anything intentionally to be released into the public domain.

 

[91JLovesDisney]

Press releases, recordings for commercials and the like. Anything intentionally to be released into the public domain.

Where does one find press releases?

 

[marni1971]

Where does one find press releases?

Generally being on an approved list for receiving them. Unless they leak afterwards.