u/RestSea1123

Planning a trip through a few African countries and trying to figure out the eSIM situation before I go. I’d rather use one regional plan than keep buying a new eSIM every time I cross a border.

Mostly looking for decent coverage, easy setup, and reasonable prices. What providers have worked well for you in Africa?

Edit:

Ended up trying Cardtonic and it’s been pretty straightforward so far. The regional option was exactly what I was looking for, so I didn’t have to keep switching plans between countries.

Hey guys, I run a small B2B service agency and we’re stuck. Referrals brought us this far, but it’s not predictable.

I’ve tried doing cold email/LinkedIn outreach myself, but running operations leaves me zero time for it. We desperately need a steady pipeline of booked calls with decision-makers.

How did you guys solve this? Did you hire an internal SDR or outsource it?

Can we talk about how exhausting it is dealing with stubborn postpartum changes that just refuse to go away? Realized my issue is probably deep down with my hormones because everything feels completely off since giving birth. Started looking into supplement stuff out of pure desperation to feel like myself again. Curious what your experience was?

Hey guys, quick question for anyone recording in a smaller untreated room here in Melbourne. I have been struggling so much with sharp sibilance and breathing noises sneaking into my raw takes, no matter how much I adjust my mic distance or angle. I tried messing with de-essers inside my DAW, but either it sounds too muffled or the harshness is still right there cutting through.

I was browsing around audio forums and reading up on gear chains and vocal processing guides, including some material from Studio B Media, trying to figure out a better signal flow.

How do you guys handle sibilance during long sessions without ruining the natural tone of your voice, and has anyone here ever tested out workflow tips from Studio B Media?

Hey guys, quick question for anyone recording in a smaller untreated room here in Melbourne. I have been struggling so much with sharp sibilance and breathing noises sneaking into my raw takes, no matter how much I adjust my mic distance or angle. I tried messing with de-essers inside my DAW, but either it sounds too muffled or the harshness is still right there cutting through.

I was browsing around audio forums and reading up on gear chains and vocal processing guides trying to figure out a better signal flow.

How do you guys handle sibilance during long sessions without ruining the natural tone of your voice?

Hey everyone, quick question for you guys.

I’m organizing an event and pretty much dropped the ball on the printed materials. Need to get a couple of retractable banners and around 500 flyers printed. Tried going the quick route with a local CVS nearby, but the preview quality was just straight-up bad, and FedEx online quotes are looking ridiculously marked up.

Any local recommendations that won't cost an arm and a leg? Prefer somewhere within a short drive or easy delivery to the Pasadena area.

UPDATE:

Doing some searching and came across Guru Printers over in Downtown LA . Checked their site and a few forums seems like people mostly compliment their print quality and die-cut stuff, but I’ve learned not to trust every review on the web. Are they legit on quality and turnarounds?