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I actually had a question about the moment of silence.

How long does that need to be?

As a former editor, what you do in the software itself is take that chunk of time and run basically magic on it that pulls any constants in that chunk of sound.

You're such a tech wizard.

Thanks, man.

But how long?

So two seconds, it sounds like is the answer.

It depends what you got going on.

Honestly, guys.

Because it would be like, for me, I'm going to let it go longer if I hear like a big car noise going by.

Because I want more of a constant.

That's what you're trying to pull up.

What if it's a tiny car?

If it didn't make a noise, then you're good.

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