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<blockquote data-quote="Dragonhelm" data-source="post: 4745780" data-attributes="member: 3867">I should probably mention that some of my issues with the main podcast is due to my broadcasting background.&nbsp; I probably am a little too critical at times.&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/blush.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":blush:" title="Blush&nbsp; &nbsp; :blush:" data-shortname=":blush:" />The actual game play episodes have been fairly good, considering the conditions.&nbsp; You hear everyone fairly well.&nbsp; I actually enjoy listening to them.&nbsp; It's just cool hearing Wil Wheaton play.When Noonan and Mearls were doing the podcast, it sounded like they put a mic on a table and shared it rather than giving everyone their own mic.&nbsp; So Noonan sounded okay, but Mearls sounded like he was in the distance.&nbsp; They could have exported the file as a WAV file and ran it through Levelator to get it equalized better.&nbsp; I was hoping for some good theme music, bumps, and such.&nbsp; What I expect from the D&amp;D brand name is something along the lines of Slice of SciFi.&nbsp; Something more professional.&nbsp; The podcast has, admittedly, gotten a bit better.&nbsp; However, the potential is there to make it better still.&nbsp; And please note, I'm trying to say this as constructive criticism.&nbsp; I'm a huge supporter of podcasting, and it would do well for more gaming companies to do podcasts.&nbsp; I want WotC to truly succeed with this and make a better podcast.The podcast has gone over a lot of design and product mentions, which is good for the company.&nbsp; What's been cool about the recent episodes is seeing what has been designed put into play.&nbsp; That's the true testament of D&amp;D, and it suits them well to showcase all sides of the D&amp;D experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dragonhelm, post: 4745780, member: 3867"] I should probably mention that some of my issues with the main podcast is due to my broadcasting background. I probably am a little too critical at times. :blush: The actual game play episodes have been fairly good, considering the conditions. You hear everyone fairly well. I actually enjoy listening to them. It's just cool hearing Wil Wheaton play. When Noonan and Mearls were doing the podcast, it sounded like they put a mic on a table and shared it rather than giving everyone their own mic. So Noonan sounded okay, but Mearls sounded like he was in the distance. They could have exported the file as a WAV file and ran it through Levelator to get it equalized better. I was hoping for some good theme music, bumps, and such. What I expect from the D&D brand name is something along the lines of Slice of SciFi. Something more professional. The podcast has, admittedly, gotten a bit better. However, the potential is there to make it better still. And please note, I'm trying to say this as constructive criticism. I'm a huge supporter of podcasting, and it would do well for more gaming companies to do podcasts. I want WotC to truly succeed with this and make a better podcast. The podcast has gone over a lot of design and product mentions, which is good for the company. What's been cool about the recent episodes is seeing what has been designed put into play. That's the true testament of D&D, and it suits them well to showcase all sides of the D&D experience. [/QUOTE]

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