Reliving The Aviation Experience. Part One - In-Cockpit Audio Recording
Like most people that love aviation, I find myself addicted to the experience.\xa0 Our community shares that passion regardless of all the other things that make us different.\xa0 And it's that love that drives our desire to share the experience with others.\xa0 Hence the reason for Simpleflight Radio.\xa0 It provided me the venue to share with all of you.\xa0 And not too many years ago, I started PF Flying, a YouTube channel that brings both in-cockpit audio and video to our followers.
The experience has led to me learning about all the power of recording my flights and sharing them with all of you.\xa0 It also led to a new love tied to producing the output in a way that resonates with people.\xa0 Along the way, I have made a lot of mistakes that are relatively common across the pilot community.\xa0 So when Max Trescott (aviationnewstalk.com) approached me about producing a show or two on the ins, outs, gotchas, and best practices of recording aviation, I jumped at the chance.\xa0\xa0
I enjoy my discussions with Max, because there always seems to be great value in our shared experiences and our listeners seem to share that sentiment.\xa0 So thanks to Max for allowing me be a guest on his show and replay it here.\xa0\xa0
Today's show is all about the audio end of the topic.\xa0 Stay tuned for Part 2, in which we will focus on video.\xa0 Hope you love listening as much as we enjoyed talking about it.
Blue Skies and Tailwinds!