This is a Headgun Podcast.

It's a clap clap just to mark where to start in the recording or it's syncing them up.

It's syncing the video in the audio.

I just did not sure.

I always thought if you clap twice near each other, it's harder to sync it.

It's one solid clap that is easier.

Either way.

Well, is it?

Yeah, because all it is is matching up waveforms.

And all it really is is to visualize a peak in the waveform.

Because I always make it that in case my machine doesn't work, I can do it by hand.

And by hand, it's much harder when you hear two claps in a row.

What do you mean by hand?

Like visually line up the marker on the video visual and line up the marker on the audio.

Like physically by myself.

I will line them instead of having the program pluralize.

Oh, I've never done that.

I always line it up with my hands.

Oh, really?

And the double clap doesn't throw you off?

No, because you should get plural.

Oh, you're not editing it.

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