It's just trying your method of putting the headphone over both ears. My method. Yeah, it's the mic method

Is if you wear the headphone over both ears. That's the mic method. The gray method is

Headphone over one ear when you're recording a podcast. I forgot about this and I just tried it with both ears

It sounds awful awful in what way like what's awful about it? It just sounds so weird

It doesn't sound like it's supposed to sound. I hate everything about this. Okay. I don't know. It's very distracting

It's less distracting. No, don't hear anything else. You just hear your voice. My voice. I don't know. My voice is

Too big in my head this way. I don't quite know how to describe it. It's very strange

You have to have one ear off. Yeah, this is so much better. Okay. I've gone back to my method because

I can hear my voice through one ear so I can listen for

Microphone problems and I can make sure that I'm close enough to the microphone

But I'm also not distracted by the way my voice

Sounds on the microphone because I can actually just hear my voice the way it sounds when I'm normally talking

So that's why this is the superior method and the mic method is no good

unnecessary amounts of information I'm giving you now in respect of the fact that maybe our entire audience will hear this but

I believe that if you're still using any of the equipment that you've mentioned to me

Using in the past who could honestly tell a lot of these things they have a dial

So like mine has a dial called pre and PC and so I can adjust the balance between what's coming through the interface via usb

So from the computer and what's coming in from the microphones you can adjust the balance

So less of me more of you and you can turn all the volume down and you'll be quieter in your own ears

Remember that doesn't change anything because if I just make my own voice quieter then then I can't hear me at all

Because I can't hear me through that but you don't need to make it so quiet that you can't hear yourself

You have an adjustment here control of the adjustment

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