Navigating the Podcastle multi-track editor

PPodcastle Try it →Watch full video →@KevinStratvert · Sep 2024

Demo summary

The demo shows how to manage separate audio tracks for different speakers, delete unwanted tracks, and adjust individual track settings like volume and panning.

Step-by-step

Click on Edit to enter the Podcastle editor
Identify individual speaker tracks and their corresponding audio waves
Click the three dots on an unwanted track and select Delete to remove it
Click the Edit icon on a specific track to open the settings pane
Adjust the Volume or Pan sliders for the individual track
Click Add Effect to apply a compressor or equalizer to a single track
Select a track to record additional audio directly into it

Options

Add a compressor effect
Add an equalizer effect
Record additional audio directly within the editor

Watch out for

You must select a specific track before recording to ensure the audio is added to the correct one

Tips

Use individual track adjustments to fix a specific speaker's low volume without affecting others
Delete silent screen-share tracks to clean up your workspace

Highlights

“One of the nice things about having separate audio tracks for each individual speaker is you can make adjustments to each individual audio track.”

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