Soundboard audio is ready with the recording
Podcast recordings now prepare the separate Soundboard track as soon as a take is finalized.
Podcast recordings now prepare the separate Soundboard track as soon as a take is finalized.
Review can change a Soundboard trigger volume or remove it from a future mix.
The host can remove someone from the live room while preserving audio already captured.
The recording room distinguishes call connection problems from local recording and upload problems.
Review can remove unwanted silence from the beginning or end of a participant track.
Review can calculate offset and drift from two matching sync points.
A host can hand recording control to an approved co-host.
An approved co-host can start, pause, resume, or stop the shared recording.
Retrying Use as episode no longer creates duplicate audio segments.
Everyone in a Podcast recording session sees the authoritative elapsed active time.
Recording review now states whether automatic track synchronization is ready or needs review.
Review now shows compact server-generated waveforms for aligned participant tracks.
Review can package aligned participant WAVs and marker metadata in a private ZIP.
The host can grant or remove Co-host access for people in a recording session.
Podcast now lists remote recording sessions with their status, participants, and take count.
Review can mute, solo, and adjust the preview volume of each participant track.
Podcast review now provides aligned participant WAV files and a combined WAV export.
Soundboard triggers are reconstructed from the original clips at their recorded session times.
Combined Podcast exports now play participant recordings together with saved synchronization adjustments.
A host can keep the room and invite link while starting a new synchronized take.