One tip for the next time you're making a video or audio recording: you could improve the sound quality afterwards, or use a different setup in recording. There are some distortions --rumbling, spikes, noise-- that should not be necessary in such a setup, and can be easily filtered away. (Also, although many will not mind, it should not be necessary to use air traffic controller-like headphones/mic in recording such a video :-)
For another example of someone sharing his experience, see Derek Sivers in http://vimeo.com/26818727. No headphones, somewhat better sound, but (I guess) a similar investment in time and material, so within reach of many with a story/knowledge to share.
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Interesting material, many thanks for sharing.
One tip for the next time you're making a video or audio recording: you could improve the sound quality afterwards, or use a different setup in recording. There are some distortions --rumbling, spikes, noise-- that should not be necessary in such a setup, and can be easily filtered away. (Also, although many will not mind, it should not be necessary to use air traffic controller-like headphones/mic in recording such a video :-)
For another example of someone sharing his experience, see Derek Sivers in http://vimeo.com/26818727. No headphones, somewhat better sound, but (I guess) a similar investment in time and material, so within reach of many with a story/knowledge to share.