I spent some time today with voice actor David Holmes, refining a Cleanfeed setup for his work which uses Rogue Amoeba’s excellent Loopback software to record separate actors in a Cleanfeed session directly into Logic Pro audio editor.
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The Web’s 35th Anniversary
A few days ago, Tim Berners-Lee (the inventor of the Web) marked its 35th anniversary with an Open letter.
I’m sure Tim is acutely aware of the irony of using a Medium blog post to call to restore the decentralisation to the web.
Continue reading “The Web’s 35th Anniversary”Markers in Audition and Reaper
Last week we announced a new Markers and notes feature and today we’re extending that with support for more editing applications.
Continue reading “Markers in Audition and Reaper”Markers, labels, flags, timecodes, notes
Whatever you want to call them! It’s time to introduce a new feature to recording.
Continue reading “Markers, labels, flags, timecodes, notes”A word on “minimum quality”
Changed your audio settings and forgot to change it back?
Continue reading “A word on “minimum quality””Sharable links, privacy & notifications
We’ve introduced a new way for guests to connect to your studio with a single sharable link. Closely associated with that, there’s some new and useful studio privacy controls, as well as a way of notifying you when guests join your studio.
Continue reading “Sharable links, privacy & notifications”Introducing the File Detective
File Detective is a useful tool whether you’re faced with a mystery media file, or any other kind of file.
Continue reading “Introducing the File Detective”A word in your ear… re: Headphones
What’s all this fuss about headphones for remote interviews? For true studio quality, Cleanfeed tells you to stop using loudspeakers and use headphones. Other software might tell you to do the same as well. Here’s an explanation of what’s going on and why a pair of wired headphones is a must for quality remote interviews.
Continue reading “A word in your ear… re: Headphones”Emmy Award
Well, this is nice. We’ve been awarded an Emmy® for our work in film and television.
Continue reading “Emmy Award”A year in Cleanfeed accessibility
It’s almost exactly one year ago that Marc (co-founder of Cleanfeed) and I were invited for a thoroughly enjoyable discussion as guests to the Blind Podcasters’ Roundtable. We’ve made a steady stream of updates since then, so let’s follow up where we were then, and now.
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More and more in a tiny package! Today we’re launching our new Player, and new enhancements to Cleanfeed Pro. Let’s talk about studio tools.
Continue reading “Enhancing the studio tools”Get on the mic: The most effective way to improve podcast audio quality
Dealing with echo in the room? Or your co-host getting picked up on your mic. Whether it’s beginner or intermediate podcasters, you’re not alone in asking these questions. Instead of writing responses on forums, I though I’d write here.
Continue reading “Get on the mic: The most effective way to improve podcast audio quality”‘Clips’ cousin: the Player
For a long time now our Clips player has enabled broadcasters & podcasters to play audio in a way that’s heard, in full quality, by you and all your guests. Now we’re introducing its cousin: the versatile Player.
Continue reading “‘Clips’ cousin: the Player”A birds-eye view of browser compatibility
I’ve written on the topic of browser compatibilty before. If you use an incompatible browser with Cleanfeed you’ll be directed to use a compatible one on your system. This has led many folks to assume Cleanfeed is “Chrome only” as it was when we launched over 5 years ago, but that hasn’t been the case for a long time now!
Continue reading “A birds-eye view of browser compatibility”A podcast approach that’s straightforward and agile
I haven’t appeared as guest on a podcast in a while, so it was interesting to appear on Chris Smith’s Podtastic Audio recently. Within a few hours, Chris went from recording session to a published podcast that sounds great — a nice reminder that a technical workflow for a podcast needn’t be over-complex to get professional results.
Continue reading “A podcast approach that’s straightforward and agile”Introducing Firefox
When we started Cleanfeed, web-based audio was very much in its infancy. As early adopters we had to focus on very limited browsers to provide a reliable Cleanfeed experience while they matured. A lot has changed in those years, so it’s time to spread our wings a little: starting right now, a guest can join with Firefox!
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