so im relistening to rqg, and at one point i remember you mentioning the heat COULVE MELTED THE RECORDING EQUIPMENT. so i was wondering, just how hot did it get?? like as an estimate? because typical summer heat should not usually melt technology i think

Receipt for Soundboard flambé:

Ingredients:
1) One soundboard, the larger and older the better (analaogue sliders essential).
2) 5 podcasters, the larger the better for maximum discomfort
3) 1 room: small, insulated on all walls and ceiling + carpeted (ensure windows and doors covered in sound-proof cloth, British Victorian build near roof for preference.)
4) Laptop, elderly (must require constant mains usage)

Method:
1) Insert podcasters into soundproof, insulated room. (For best results, do so in a old-build house, near the roof, during a heatwave)
2) Start laptop and Soundboard. (ensure both are at maximum capacity in both inputs and processes)
3) Record Podcast for 4-6 hours.
4) You will know your equipment is cooked when you smell burning metal. (You may smell burning plastic prior to this point. You can ignore that.)

Presentation:
1) Serve soundboard with side of steamed podcasters, drizzle heavily with sweat and disillusionment. # of seasons to taste.

Top Tip:
If your electrical equipment is not too hot on all sides you need to further increase the temperature.