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Rodecaster Studio Review For Faster Podcast Editing

RØDECaster Studio makes professional-level podcast editing approachable with the tools and controls that podcasters actually need. Buzzsprout podcast producer Jordan Blair shares her experience, and Brian Patterson from Brian’s Run Pod sends in a listener review after using it on a couple of episodes. Our takeaways: Text-based editing still needs precise controls. Jordan found that adjusting pauses in tenths of a second gave her more control over conversational pacing, a sticking point with other text-based editors she’s tried. A simpler workflow can help conversations flow. Brian reports that editing in RØDECaster Studio helped his conversations sound more natural, and he likes its short-highlight feature for creating trailers or opening teasers. Your production needs determine whether it fits. Jordan appreciated the plosive repair, breath reduction, and podcast export presets with accessible loudness (LUFS) settings, but needed more precise control over music throughout the narration. Have you tried RØDECaster Studio? Tap the Send us Fan Mail link and tell us what you think. Contact Buzzcast Send us Fan Mail Tweet us at @buzzcastpodcast, @albanbrooke, @kfinn, and @JordanPods Thanks for listening and Keep Podcasting!

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RØDECaster Studio makes professional-level podcast editing approachable with the tools and controls that podcasters actually need. 

Buzzsprout podcast producer Jordan Blair shares her experience, and Brian Patterson from Brian’s Run Pod sends in a listener review after using it on a couple of episodes. 

Our takeaways:

  • Text-based editing still needs precise controls. Jordan found that adjusting pauses in tenths of a second gave her more control over conversational pacing, a sticking point with other text-based editors she’s tried.
  • A simpler workflow can help conversations flow. Brian reports that editing in RØDECaster Studio helped his conversations sound more natural, and he likes its short-highlight feature for creating trailers or opening teasers.
  • Your production needs determine whether it fits. Jordan appreciated the plosive repair, breath reduction, and podcast export presets with accessible loudness (LUFS) settings, but needed more precise control over music throughout the narration.

Have you tried RØDECaster Studio? Tap the Send us Fan Mail link and tell us what you think. 

Contact Buzzcast

Thanks for listening and Keep Podcasting!

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