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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border. As you can probably hear, we're using our new

microphone, which is much, much better than anything else I you can probably hear, we're using our new microphone,

which is much, much better than anything else I have used before,

and we're now experimenting with the sound controls.

Honath will obviously try to yell at me when she gets something to edit,

when we do our long-form interviews, but I'm not using the settings that I recommend

for quote-unquote that classical broadcast feel. I still have to

practice with this and get all the peas and peas out. So it's going to be quite uneasy to find

my natural balance of where do I breathe, how do I set this one up and what do I do with

all the little buttons and thingies, but I'm trying to. Therefore, if you have any advice of how

the sound feels like, or do you dislike the sound, or is this better than my previous one,

well, then let me know, because this will be quite important to, you know, provide you

with the best possible listening quality. Because, you know, they gave me the option to do like the natural thing or more, more clear sound of my voice or something.

Or that, like I said, got enamored by this so-called classical broadcast feel, which I think fits well with my news episodes.

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