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Holy cow, has it really been almost three years since I've posted something here? 😲 Sorry everyone .. any tech questions, suggestions, projects for me, do feel free to post them here! Have a great day!

Hello voiceover artists! If you have a demo reel or other work you would like to have cleaned up, I am honored to help. I use Izotope RX 7 Advanced to remove clicks, pops, hums, buzzes, outside noises, sirens, you name it I'll find it. Let's take your audio presentation to the next level!

Process Lasso. The most amazing and useful program for Windows computers. And free! =)

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Hi friends!

It's been a while, but I will try to keep up on posting to the page.

If you have any suggestions or requests for topics you'd like to see covered here, please feel free to drop a line or a PM.

As always, if you have any devices that need adjusting or configuring, sound editorial or cleanup work you'd like to place in very capable hands with a quick turnaround, I'm happy to help!

Stay tuned .. and have a great day!

Great news, iOS Jailbreakers!

Pangu Team has released its jailbreak tool (Windows only for now) for iOS 9.2 - 9.3.3.

An application will be downloaded to your PC called PP_Helper, double click it and it is the same tool as previous Pangu jailbreaks.

Many tweaks still work, and now that the jailbreak is out in the wild, more tweaks and continued development of existing tweaks will likely continue.

If you'd like any help with jailbreaking your device (except iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPod touch 5G, iPad mini, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, which are all 32-bit devices and have not had proper patching done yet - iPhone 5s CAN be jailbroken though) please send me a message or sound off in the comment section below.

Have a great day! ~SB

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Handy Pro Tip if you have Google as your main web browser and need to know your own password that you auto-saved for a website. Go to http://passwords.google.com (seriously!) and it will take you to your sign-in page, where you can then delete or investigate passwords you have auto-saved on all your Google-enabled devices over the years.

Sign in - Google Accounts

Taking the new iOS 10 Developer Beta 1 out for a test drive on my iPad Mini 2. I'll post results and feedback, if any, as I have them.