Are you popping those T's & Ps? Here's a tip.
The beautiful thing about Swell is that you can record absolutely anywhere, and so the audio is never going to be perfect fig, necessarily, and that's quite all right. But there are times when just the minor little tweaks can really help things out. For example, putting a battery into your smoke detector or being aware of whether you're popping your t's and your peas. And you may be wondering, what do I mean by that? Here's an example
Pasju Kubert
@PasjuRelatively · 1:29
It's one of the things that I hate the most about speaking at times of inflection, when it becomes very important to say what I'm trying to say, or when I have a message that I think is really important, if I get into a state where I must just go, it will always be on my mind
I I think you did pretty d*** well. I appreciate all the alliteration. That was a lot of peas to get through. I mean, even listening back to my own audio, I was like, it wasn't perfect, but it was better than it could have been. I think even when I was attempting to blow air into the mic, there was a little bit a hint of a pop, but not much. And anyway, I forgot what else I was going to say
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 3:32
However, on playback it is completely distorted and I'm listening to the playback thinking, girl, I'm not even able to understand what I am saying. So stop laughing while you're trying to talk, still laugh, get the laugh out and then finish your sentence, but don't try to oh my God, that was so funny. It just does not come out clear
Like you said, I don't need to put a filler in there, and I don't need to worry about it becoming extremely long. I can always listen back to it and see if it's long, but usually it's not. Also along the lines of laughing, I've noticed that there are some days where I giggle a lot, and I don't know why that is, and it becomes almost somewhat filler, somewhat nervous laughter or somewhat hyped mood