Podcastle: Recording additional audio in the editor

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

Demo summary

Kevin demonstrates how to record a new audio segment (an outro) directly into an existing project timeline using the 'Record' button and playhead.

Step-by-step

Select the track where you want the audio to be recorded.
Move the playhead to the specific point in the timeline where the recording should start.
Click the Record button at the top of the editor.
Select your microphone from the dropdown menu.
Click Start Recording.
Click Stop at the top once the segment is finished.
Use the zoom icon in the bottom right corner to view the entire project.

Options

Use the keyboard shortcut Shift + R to initiate recording
Enable Input Configuration to record multiple microphones simultaneously

Tips

Use the same microphone you used in the recording studio for audio consistency.

Highlights

“Luckily, I can continue to add additional audio directly within the editor.”

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AI Audio Editor

7:261:11Navigating the Podcastle multi-track editorThe demo shows how to manage separate audio tracks for different speakers, delete unwanted tracks, and adjust individual track settings like volume and panning.@KevinStratvert
8:371:41Recording additional audio in the editorCurrentKevin demonstrates how to record a new audio segment (an outro) directly into an existing project timeline using the 'Record' button and playhead.@KevinStratvert
10:180:51Importing external audio filesThe narrator shows how to insert an external MP3 file into a specific track and position it within the project timeline.@KevinStratvert
11:092:03Trimming and splitting audio clipsKevin demonstrates manual editing techniques including dragging clip handles to trim audio and using the split tool (scissors) to cut and delete specific segments.@KevinStratvert
14:222:30Adding royalty-free music and fadesThe demo shows how to browse the Podcastle music library, insert a specific song component (the intro), and apply a fade-out handle to the audio clip.@KevinStratvert
17:372:41AI-powered text-based audio editingKevin demonstrates transcribing audio to text and editing the podcast by deleting words and filler sounds directly from the transcript.@KevinStratvert
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4:370:22Adding music and sound effects in PodcastleThe user searches the royalty-free library for 'uplifting synth' and 'whoosh' effects, dragging them onto the timeline and adjusting volume levels.AI Master
2:390:17Transcript-based audio editingThe narrator shows how to edit audio by modifying the text transcript, including removing filler words and deleting sentences to automatically update the timeline.Async
4:020:50Export and publish from PodcastleThe narrator walks through exporting files in various formats (MP3, 4K MP4), generating RSS feeds, and setting up show details for distribution to platforms like Spotify.Async