And here's what I'm going to do to avoid these risks:
I also changed the last bit of the presenter script this morning. This is it.
It's clear that Scotland is very proud of it's comedy output. And that the creators aren't going to change their work, to pander to a larger, nationwide audience. The success of Kevin Bridges shows that it is definitely possible for scottish comedy, to make it's way out of scotland. It's just a matter of tv executives, and the audience, giving it a chance. And getting used to the accents.
Which I think works better, overall.
After I recorded Steph, all I had to do was edit her bits together, and slot them in between the clips that I'd already prepared on Audacity.
When all the levels were fine, I exported the audio, put it in to a Pro Tools session and compressed/normalized the audio. And then bounced it.
I'm very happy with the package, and more so than I thought I'd be due to the fact it was all done in a bit of a rush.
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