Podcastle: AI-powered text-based audio editing

Demo summary
Kevin demonstrates transcribing audio to text and editing the podcast by deleting words and filler sounds directly from the transcript.
Step-by-step
- Right-click the audio track and select Transcribe
- Highlight specific words or phrases in the transcript text
- Click the Remove icon to delete the selected audio from the timeline
- Use the Search bar to find specific words or click the Filler button to identify filler sounds
- Select Silences to identify and remove long pauses in the track
- Toggle between Text view and Audio view to see the automatic splits and edits
- Click the AI Assistant icon in the bottom right-hand corner
- Select Magic Dust AI to remove noise and optimize dynamic range
Options
- Use shortcut keys (Shift + Arrow keys) to jump between Text and Audio views
- Search for specific keywords within the script to jump to that audio section
Tips
- Edit your podcast like a Microsoft Word document by deleting text to remove audio
- Use the Silences tool to tighten up the track if pauses feel longer than they need to be
- Apply Magic Dust AI to audio that wasn't recorded in a professional studio to achieve studio quality
Highlights
“This is such a nice way to edit a podcast... That makes it so easy.”
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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 editorKevin 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 editingCurrentKevin demonstrates transcribing audio to text and editing the podcast by deleting words and filler sounds directly from the transcript.@KevinStratvert
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