Remote recording studio that captures local tracks and edits by transcript
Riverside is a recording platform for remote podcasts and video interviews. Each participant records locally on their own device, so the saved file keeps clean audio and high-resolution video instead of depending on a fragile connection. Recordings are transcribed automatically, and a text-based editor lets you cut an interview by deleting words rather than scrubbing a timeline, with short clips and captions produced from the same session. It sits between a bare recorder and a full editing suite, aimed at people who publish conversations regularly.
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podcasts, remote interviews, video shows and turning conversations into clips
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Each person's audio is captured on their own machine, so compression, dropouts and unstable Wi-Fi affect the live stream you hear rather than the file that gets saved. The tracks stay clean even if the call stutters.
Usually not. Guests join through a link in the browser, which keeps setup simple. Local recording still requires them to keep the browser tab open for the whole session.
There is a transcript-based editor for cuts and clip creation, which covers most interview edits. Complex audio repair or multitrack mixing is better handled in a dedicated editor afterwards.
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