Podcast about the best podcasting tools (record, edit, master, and transcribe)

[jedgardyson]

https://tooltip.com/podcast

[nickloewen]

This reminds me of the podcast HowSound, a semi-instructional show about the craft of storytelling for podcasts and radio. I have enjoyed several of their episodes.

https://transom.org/topics/howsound/

[jedgardyson → nickloewen]

will defs give it a listen, thank you for sharing!

[rememberlenny]

This is a top-picks list, but I am obliged to self promote a demo I'm working on.

If you are making a podcast and want to share clips on social media, I made a free-to-use (no sign up required) audiogram tool.

https://app.milkvideo.com/focused-flow

How it works:

Upload a full podcast or a small part, we transcribe it, and you can add a title + subtitle, and get an audio wave animation + word-by-word captions. You can export as various dimensions for social media.

Please share any thoughts to lenny@milkvideo.com.

[jonmc12 → rememberlenny]

I was looking for something similar recently for a video clip and had a good experience with gifs.com. Their real-time preview was impressive, helpful. Any way you could offer that I can paste a youtube url instead of vid upload?

[rememberlenny → jonmc12]

We support YouTube urls! To import with Youtube, you do need to sign up, and you'll see the actually YouTube import option.

[Jemaclus → rememberlenny]

I love this so much. My big feature request is to let me upload the podcast logo to display in the background. Otherwise, this is great!

[jedgardyson → rememberlenny]

Would say we were going for comprehensive and thorough. Will keep working on it

[paulryanrogers]

No Supporting Cast FM? (Full disclosure: they are my employer)

[jedgardyson → paulryanrogers]

Anything that was missed, entirely my fault

I'll add it in for the next pass

Edit: think actually y'all are in a different report category with a different comparable set of companies, but added it to the list for when that time comes