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 Luminary launches in India with two shows

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Luminary has announced its official launch in India today. Today, the network debuts two new shows: Konkona Sen Sharma’s Barefoot Boys and Masaba Gupta’s How I Met Masaba.

Konkona Sen Sharma

First on luminary is Barefoot Boys. The podcast will recreate the untold story of 11 barefooted Indian football players who defeated a British team during a 1911 match.

Masaba Gupta

In, How I Masaba, Masaba Gupta takes a seat opposite remarkable women in their respective fields.

Commenting on the concept of Barefoot Boys, Konkona Sen Sharma said, “The tale of Barefoot Boys is timeless. It will stand the test of time even 100 years from now. This is the power and guts of the story. I am honored to tell this story, as a Bengali and more so as an Indian. Luminary has done a great job bringing this concept to fruition, which I am sure will be well-appreciated by audiences.”

Talking about her upcoming podcast, Masaba Gupta shares, “I was always interested in back stories of badass women who have conquered so much. This is going to be really special since I get to talk to women I am inspired by every day! Expect a non-preachy, honest and crazy exchange of ideas, stories, and even mishaps.”

Commenting on the market entry, Rishi Malhotra, Luminary CEO said, “India is an important growth market for podcasting, storytelling, and Luminary.  Our shows truly blur the lines between podcast and art, and we’re excited to bring this unique approach into one of the world’s most rich and dynamic cultures.  There are endless stories to uncover in India, and we look forward to telling them through a premium, subscription-based model that entertains and elevates.”

Bengaluru-based Raegr launches Vocalz 250 – a condenser microphone kit

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Raegr, a Bengaluru-based lifestyle consumer technology brand has launched Vocalz 250 which is an entire microphone kit for podcasters, musicians, YouTubers, and other audio professionals, at a very appealing price. The entre kit consists of a high-fidelity condenser microphone which comes with an adjustable suspension scissor arm, a metal shock mount, and a double-layer pop filter which aids in studio recordings.

The Vocalz 250 strives to deliver studio-quality audio recordings and is compatible to work with laptops, tablets, and smartphones as well. To eliminate background noise, the Vocalz 250 employs its cardioid pickup pattern, which enables it to capture sound sources directly in front of the microphone only. It is also fitted with a pop filter with double mesh layering, and a foam mic windscreen. This helps in reducing wind and other sounds in order to reproduce top-quality sound. The metal shock mount also helps in eliminating ‘those unwanted vibrations and accidental table disturbances’ which could interfere in one’s recordings.

The Vocals 250 is also simple to install and begin using. After unfolding the tripod, the user needs to just secure the bottom knob to a table and attach the microphone to it, which is also adjustable through a 180-fegree flexible design. The scissor arm is crafted from steel, and thus ensures stability when it comes to holding the entire setup.

“The pandemic has forced many audio professionals to work from home, but most of them lack the required audio gear and environment that the studio provides. The RAEGR Vocalz 250 Mic Kit helps bring the studio home, almost. It comes in handy with studio-class audio processing performance with a condenser microphone, and is best suited for professionals who need a high-fidelity mic for talking, singing, podcasting , vlogging, YouTube reviews, or broadcasting”, said Ajesh George, MD for Raegr.  

The Raegr Vocalz 250 Condenser Microphone Kit is available on Amazon and Flipkart for Rs. 3,499. It also comes with a 1-year standard industrial warranty and an additional 6-month extended warranty upon registration.

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