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I have received the finished production of the audio remaster of the Oblivion Analysis video. This comes with a host of changes and new content to listen to. The bulk of the video is the same, but I fixed some issues that I learned how to address after releasing this video. For example, subtle bumping or popping noises at low frequencies.The audio has also been made more aware that there is no visual component, so now descriptors of previously visual content have been added. Finally, there is new material addressing some of the new information that was released and addressing some of the incorrect or confusing writing of the original release.Right now it's being uploaded to Spotify, but a YouTube version may also be made available as well as other podcasting platforms.Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0eVkGGhvBF3QpODf7tleTl?si=nRVKzR48TFq0yFk7ClZqyAPatreon Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/collection/1950999

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Oblivion Analysis - A Quick Retrospective

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Gronk

Is there any chance that these will be uploaded to patreon as well? Patreon can also handle podcast episodes. Also, when you're mentioning the boat captain at tel fyr, you refer to the screen which of course it's not relevant to the audio remaster

Jinglemisk

I don't know how to describe it, but I find that from all of your videos, your (combination of) voice tone, pitch, volume, energy etc. is the best in the Oblivion video. I'm glad it has remained so and gotten even better.

The Birthday Duck

+1 for alt access. A youtube upload would be preferred for me

PatricianTV

I can look into it, yeah. I'm focused RN on the Spotify release and making sure it all came together correctly. Some stuff couldn't be fixed like that. Mostly I just judged it irrelevant. It was other stuff like I'd say a spell without explaining it's effects and it was purely a visual on screen to know what it is.

PatricianTV

There will be, but Spotify is first as it's been requested for several years now.

Liam Shanny

YouTube please. Spotify is bad

PatricianTV

Spotify first because they didn't have it at all, then a Patreon version that can be distributed elsewhere, then I'll look into a version for YouTube Music.