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Apr 3, 2017 8 min

The SoundBlot Test (Redux)

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Production & Sound Design: Alexander Charles Adams Voice Actors: Trey Tycer, LeeAnn Hernandez, and Tessa LeFleur Originally released in February of last year, The SoundBlot Test was our first unconventional piece, which set a precedent for our experimental nature as a podcast. We are releasing this, "sound capture experiment," to also say farewell to New Orleans as our production team once again scatters the globe pursuing new opportunities. (Orig. Release Feb 22, 2016)

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