Podcasts in studio quality, from recording to release.
Record in the browser or upload your files. The voice is lifted to studio level, the sound bed is cut on the music's beat, the feed is checked before release, and the tool reports on its own when the episode is live on Apple and Spotify.
Record in the browser,
or upload what you have.
The recorder saves straight to WAV in the browser, and you can just as easily upload recordings made elsewhere. Every recording is analyzed on arrival: level, noise and hum are measured, so you know what you're working with before the mix begins.
- host_recording.wavLevel ok
Recorded in the browser · 24 min
- guest_zoom.m4aHum measured: 50 Hz
Uploaded · cleaned before the mix
You know what you're working with before the mix begins.
Your read.
Studio sound.
HD voice builds a clone of your voice and runs your own read through it, speech to speech. The words, the pace and the emphasis are yours; the sound is the studio's. It isn't a stranger reading your script, it's you, without the limits of the room.
Your read
The same read, through the clone
Same words, same emphasis, same rhythm. Only the sound is lifted.
Studio Voice cleanup,
before the music meets the voice.
The recording is cleaned of reverb, hum and stray noises before it's mixed. Every cleanup step is fingerprinted, so the same work isn't run twice for no reason, and a rebuild only touches what actually changed.
- Reverb reduced
- Hum removed at 50 Hz
- Stray noises cleaned
Every step is fingerprinted. A rebuild only touches what changed.
Cut on the beat.
No mid-track fades.
Transitions land on the music's beatgrid, and a track gets its ring-out instead of a fade that cuts it short. Intro, bed and transitions sit where they should, because they're calculated from the music, not nudged into place by hand.
- Transition placed on the music's beatgrid
- The track rings out, no fade cuts it short
Pre-flight before the feed.
A message when you're live.
The tool builds the RSS feed and runs a pre-flight check before the episode is published, so a broken feed never reaches the directories. Afterwards, live detection checks Apple and Spotify on its own and reports when the episode can be found out there.
- The feed validates
- Episode file and duration match
- Artwork and fields in place
Apple
Live
Spotify
Live
Live detection checks the directories on its own and reports back.
You pay for usage.
Podcast runs on the same usage metering as the rest of the platform. You sign up yourself, add a card, see what every build costs, and set your own cap.