Hey look! Some people moving onward in the realm of great audio attitude. Seems some people still exist who appreciate the concept of audio content easily consumed via the web. This is not meant to be compelling. I’m just perusing stuff and came across this post about work being done to improve HTML5 audio. Not that I know anything about the technology. Because, I do not.
If HTML5 can deliver sound without spinning the fans on my laptop enough for it to consider levitation, then I am a supporter! I appreciate people like Dominic Szablewski whose time and brainpower improves the way we play on the web. It might even bring my relic of this website back to life.
Okay, probably not. But, I do miss creating podcasts and making a podcast today is almost as easy as thinking about it. If, that is, you don’t count all the hours of producing something worth a listener’s attention.
Do ordinary people write in blogs anymore? I’m checking in. And I’m finding cob webs here. Maybe I should let the spiders take over. As I ponder this, I’m not quite sure of the difference between spider webs and cob webs.
Four years ago today I published Procrasticast #1. It was a quiet, almost private, podcast attempt that grew quickly into a show people liked but could not pronounce. So, the name changed to “Audio Attitude.” The podcast barely made it to 2007 before succumbing to podfading – the phenomenon that happens when creative energy is needed someplace else in life.
I’m still here and I miss producing a podcast. But, I’m so very busy every waking moment that I know I do not have the requisite time to do justice. I hope one day, perhaps soon, I can get back to audio creating because I enjoy it so much.
Meanwhile, here’s a look at the logo I designed back in the day but never launched. I just ordered some gear with the logo and it all arrived today, on the 4th anniversary of this little media adventure. What do you think?
