The Fantastic 4 GL - Transcript

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David Lawrence: What you usually have on a karaoke micro, what likes an SM57, the old Shure SM57 is a quarter inch jack, right.

Dillon: Okay.

David Lawrence: It likes a quarter inch jack and yeah you can go to Radio Shack or any other electronics place and buy an adapter that goes from quarter inch down to 8-inch mini either mono or stereo and you can plug that right in. Now whether or not that*s going to give you enough volume depends entirely upon the quality of the microphone, the type of capsule that*s inside and so on. But if it works it works fine. You can actually get away with Podcasting by leaning towards your computer and talking into the built-in mike. If you want to get started but I have a feeling that if you go with one of the ATRs that I mentioned and again I will post links to all three of those in hour number three of tonight show which is entitled *The fantastic 4GL.* I will put those on our website and let you see what that*s all about, alright.

Dillon: Great thank you David.

David Lawrence: I appreciate it very much. 180039 online is our telephone number. That young man is 14-years-old and he wants to Podcast and I think that*s great. Instant message from OldEast85, do you still get instant messages during your show? Yes I do. Another instant message from MacMan here now, am I correct that Retrospect does not work with Tiger? The latest version does as far as I know. Everybody else is using it quite nicely with Tiger. MichaelInChat instant message, USPS postal cards at www.usps.com nice for color printing you can, yeah he is absolutely right I forget about that. If you are not taking advantage of the US postal service you can do so and you can send them your database and have them mail it out for little more than the postage. Isn*t it like the same as the postage or a little bit more than the postage what*s the cost on having the post office do this?

Ms. Von Schtupp: I am sorry. Say that again David.

David Lawrence: The post office post card stuff isn*t it like about--.

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