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Season #2, Episode 35: Scott Eickman, Farmer SculptorĪgArts from Horse & Buggy Land travels to Manning, Iowa, this week to interview Scott Eickman, a farmer and metal sculptor. These podcasts were produced and recorded by Rick Brewer of Brewhaha Audio Production. “Sure! Ask yourself, if I could only do one thing exceptionally well today, what would it be? The answer will help you prioritise and keep your goals clear.”įind KENSO online, on Twitter, on YouTube and of course via the podcast medium of your choice.AgArts from Horse and Buggy Land, hosted by Mary Swander, explores life among the Amish and the arts and agriculture in the wider rural community. Seeing as productivity is his passion these days, we asked him for a tip especially for Audient News readers. Hightrack, the award-winning productivity app with more than 50,000 users, is one of his, along with KENSO.

“Since 2011 I have dedicated myself exclusively to companies that I have founded,” he explains. Always striving to boost his productivity and keen to help others reach their potential, he decided to go it alone. With a strong human resources background, Enrique has held significant roles and led international teams at large corporations such as HP, Applied Biosystems and Life Technologies. This enables them to record the computer audio on a separate channel to the microphone, which gives them more control when editing the content afterwards. “We use the audio loop-back feature to record our online content,” he confirms. Their online courses also involve Audient iD14s and ensure the audio is spot on.

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It offers solutions to ‘take back the reins of your personal and professional life’ through online courses, company workshops and coaching. “It’s an honour to be able to share the spot with some of the most important programmes in Spain,” he says.Įnrique started the umbrella company, KENSO together with Jeroen Sangers and Raul Hernandez. “We have guests every two weeks, and that’s where the difference between our sound quality and theirs is most noticeable,” laments Enrique.Ĭonsistently ranked in the top 100 Spanish speaking podcasts list, KENSO sits at number 23 right now, synchronous with New Year’s resolutions. Zencastr is their digital platform of choice, which, together with the hardware – a Rode Procaster mic, Vovox cable, “and of course the wonderful iD14 MKII interface” – is all each of them needs. They’re also really easy to use.” The latter is important, as each of the three hosts lives in a different city in Spain, and needs to be comfortable using the equipment.Įnrique Gonzalo, co-founder of KENSO with his iD14 (MKII)

When asked which features he most enjoys, he is quick to answer: “The quality of the preamps, which give us a clear and close sound. All of these feature the Audient console mic preamp, the same discrete circuit design found in the large format ASP8024-HE recording console. Now approaching its 200th episode, Enrique confirms, “We have used Audient interfaces from the beginning and have continued with the same recording equipment ever since,” His gear list now includes two iD14 MKIIs to go with the original Audient iD14. “We wanted to approach personal productivity from a closer, more people-centred point of view, and what better way than a podcast?” he says. The Audient iD14 mic pres “give us a clear and close sound” That is exactly what co-founder Enrique Gonzalo had in mind when he chose iD14 to record the associated podcast, ensuring it soothes the ears as well as the soul. Leading company in ‘personal productivity’, KENSO is all about ‘maximising your time, energy and results’ according to its website.