. This is a derivative of “Sratch the Butterfly” by Wendelin Jacober. Downloaded from Flickr. 02.17.2025. PDM 1.0Turntable Talk is your go-to podcast for everything vinyl! We celebrate the rich and nostalgic world of vinyl records, exploring everything from iconic albums of the past to modern-day releases. Each episode delves into the sounds and stories that make vinyl so special, featuring collector tales, behind-the-scenes insights, and deep dives into the artistry of music. Whether you’re a seasoned vinyl enthusiast or just starting your turntable journey, join us as we share interviews, anecdotes, and explore the grooves that shaped music history. From collector stories to helpful tips and recommendations, we offer something for every vinyl lover. Discover what makes vinyl’s sound so captivating—its warmth, richness, and the undeniable magic that keeps collectors coming back for more!
The sounds in this podcast help create a cozy, nostalgic vibe. My voice as the speaker carries the spoken word and dialogue, keeping things grounded. It kicks off with the classic sound of a needle dropping on a vinyl, setting the tone with a vintage feel. Toward the end of the clip, I added the warm, fuzzy crackle you hear from a turntable to give it that familiar vinyl warmth. There’s also a laid-back jazzy melody at 88 beats per minute playing throughout, which rounds out the relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Altogether, the sounds blend to create a vibe perfect for kicking back and diving into the world of vinyl.
GarageBand was used to edit the audio and Canva Pro was used to edit the cover art.
Audio Credits:
Voice Speaker: Amanda Pazos
06-good.wav by dayvonjersen. Downloaded from Freesound.org. 02.18.2025. CC0 1.0 Universal
Creepy Classical Vinyl Glitched by Mattc90. Downloaded from Freesound.org. 02.18.2025. CC0 1.0 Universal
Dusty Lofi Melody Loop 88 BPM.wav by holizna. Downloaded from Freesound.org. 02.18.2025. CC0 1.0 Universal
Turntable Talk Audio 1 by Amanda Pazos is marked with CC0 1.0 Universal.
Image Credits:
“Sratch the Butterfly” by Wendelin Jacober. Downloaded from Flickr. 02.17.2025. PDM 1.0
Turntable Talk © 2025 by Amanda Pazos is licensed under CC BY 4.0 .
Hello Amanda! I would love to listen to this podcast–you have such a soothing voice. Having a vinyl specific podcast seems unique compared to a general music podcast. There is something special about the sounds on vinyl and how the album is produced. Your tagline is clever with it’s two meanings: groove as in a song and groove as in the mechanics of the record.
Oh I like this! The audio giblets of a record being played with the faint but clear music in the background really brings this together. It almost as if I am listen to a vinyl record instead of an electronic podcast. This is very fine work! This is defiantly a niche topic but this certainly has the potential for a very dedicate fan base especially with Vinyl back on the rise. I really cant find to much to fault with this. The audio didn’t have any major issues that I could here and the image is very fine and supports this podcast.
Hi Amanda, I love your use of background music effects being a vinyl record squeaking which definitely added a nostalgic vibe. I love how you incorporate vinyl into the digital media course to highlight the history and importance of it in mass media as well. I didn’t notice any issues in the audio that played and didn’t notice any awkward pauses either. Overall excellent post!