Mar 17 2005

Almost did a podcast last night

Published by Rich Pav at 9:07 am under General

Yesterday at work I listened to the recordings I made about a week ago while walking through Kabukicho. ("Kabukicho is to sex what Akihabara is to electronics.") I got some really good audio. You can hear me buy a bottle of green tea from a vending machine. A guy standing next to it is talking on his cell phone. Then about 10 seconds later you can hear me take a drink and swallow. Those earbud mics pick up everything. I talk with a few hawkers, some in English (the Nigerians) and some in Japanese. Then towards the end a motorcycle goes by on the left, and if you're listening to it on headphones you'd absolutely swear the thing is real. At work the window is to my left and the first time I heard it I thought it was outside.

What prevented me from putting the podcast together was a technical problem. I upgraded my computer the other day with 256MB more RAM and a USB 2.0/Firewire card, and since then it's been really, really slllllloooooow. I just figured out it was the card, not the RAM or my massively fragmented HD. So maybe my next soundseeing tour will be of me trying to take the damn card back. Not easy here. FYI, Bic Camera won't take back DIY PC parts but SofMap will.


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3 Responses to “Almost did a podcast last night”

  1. Damion in Alaska UNITED STATES Windows XP Mozilla Firefox 1.0.1 on 17 Mar 2005 at 9:42 am

    Thanks for the show, I think the quality of sound is excellent. I stumbled across it from a random link at podcast alley. I do subscribe, and am looking forward to a soundseeing tour

    From Alaska,

    Damion


  2. The HUNgarian GERMANY Windows 2000 Internet Explorer 5.5 on 17 Mar 2005 at 7:10 pm

    I have just "stumbold upon" your podcast.
    Great intro, great stuff.

    Do that second podcast asap.


  3. Pat CANADA Linux Mozilla Firefox 0.10.1 on 17 Mar 2005 at 10:13 pm

    Hello from Ottawa Canada. Great show. Came across it in Tokyo Calling. Any chance I can convince you to cut future shows into chunks for us poor folk on dial up?

    Thanks

    Pat

    p.s. (No, I don't know you either.)


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