Quick guide to audio file management and naming conventions
I once asked a group of about eight audio makers about file management and the conversation almost ended in a
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When the flood comes, it’s not because all of the raindrops decide to join together to drop at the exact same time.
Raindrops only ever fall one by one.
Now sometimes, there are events that trigger more rain faster, some raindrops are bigger than others, and of course, some areas are more prone to flooding because the conditions are right.
But a raindrop is only ever one droplet. That is its nature.
Similarly, audiences can only ever grow one at a time.
That is why, if you listen to my podcast and would like a sticker, I’m more than happy to post it to you, with a personalised note thanking you for listening.
Because I’m not interested in a flood.
I’m interested in you.
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