006: 9 simple tips for creating a great sound on your podcast, with Tahlee Rouillon

Podcast with Heart | A podcast about women who podcast by Alana Helbig

Nov 15, 201641:00Technology

Tahlee Rouillon is a music composer extraordinaire at Sonesence. She offers peace seekers an easy way to achieve instant calm with a sonic shortcut called meditones. She also creates bespoke meditation music for other we...

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