In this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe dive into the complexities of audio setups and workflows. Michael shares his intricate setup involving a Mackie ProFX12, the Shure Beta 87A mic, and the Vocaster Two. The duo discusses balancing inputs, managing audio channels in Reaper, and troubleshooting issues with VoiceOver playback. Damashe also reveals a new discovery about Zoom’s ability to select specific input channels, which could streamline audio management during calls.

As the conversation shifts, Michael reflects on organizing personal and professional life, including the importance of having a clear purpose. He also talks about recent challenges with accessibility features on iPhones and iPads, and the ever-present dilemma of balancing volunteer work and productivity.

In the second half of the episode, the discussion turns to WordPress tools like Local by Flywheel and WP Migrate DB Pro, with a brief exploration into the changes surrounding Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and its security concerns. Michael and Damashe also share insights about using Riverside.fm for podcast recording and the importance of ensuring backups work as intended.

Tune in for a mix of technical tips, personal reflections, and practical advice for podcasters and tech enthusiasts alike!

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