Welcome to tooltip time, the podcast that will help you find the right tools 10x faster. Each week, your co-hosts Mijon Zulu and Jude Brewer will dive into different tools to let you know what works, what doesn't work, and who this tool might best suit. tooltip time is brought to you by tooltip.com where you can decide whether to build or buy the best tools for online business. Recent reports include virtual office space for small groups, online grammar tools for business, and AI-writing ass ...
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Mijon and Jude test out and report on some of the best tools for transcribing podcasts. Rev, Scribie, Sonix, Otter.ai, Descript, and Happyscribe are some of the tools covered. They mostly do exactly what they say!
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Thanks for joining us for season 1 of tooltip time, the podcast that will help you find the right tools 10 times faster. It has been such a journey and we decided to invite our executive producer Gabriel Botelho to help us bring it home and do a retrospective to highlight the best and the worst of what we experiences as well as what is best for who…
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While describing Descript is the most confusing thing, this tool is so incredibly intuitive and innovative it is definitely changing the game when it comes to audio and video podcasting. Descript uses a mix of AI transcription software and audio and video editing software to create a DAW where you can edit audio, video, and transcriptions in real-t…
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Riverside is the fun new toy that Jude and Mijon have been waiting for! Riverside allows you to locally record separate audio and video tracks with up to eight people per recording. It promises to be the easiest way to record podcasts and video interviews in studio quality from anywhere. You can also have live recordings of your podcast on multiple…
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Alitu's premise is "try podcast editing on easy mode". They promise to "automate all the boring and technical parts" so that you can "focus on creating fantastic content to grow your show". Alitu definitely delivers on the editing front, but comes up short when it comes to recording. Find the complete show notes, transcript, and ratings on our show…
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Callcast is a service that allows you to make a podcast using just your iPhone. While this may sound like an Anchor FM, an Anchor FM it is not. The audio quality did not compare and the user experience was less than optimal for a serious podcaster. But there were some cool features for amateur/indie podcasters that are just looking to have fun with…
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Soundtrap's premise is "to make music online" as "an online cross-platform digital audio workstation for browsers that allows users to create music or podcasts". They definitely deliver as a music creator. Soundtrap is at the top of our highly recommended podcasting tools. Read the complete show notes, transcript, and ratings on our show page.…
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Hindenburg is a digital audio workstation (DAW) that was specifically designed for broadcast radio and podcasters. It’s also a tool made for audio storytellers. This may sound like a lot at once, so we are just going to focus on podcasting. Lucky for us, this service worked fairly well and proved itself to be software that was made so that you can …
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Airtape's premise is "studio quality remote interview and podcast recording", allowing you to record your podcast or interview in studio quality directly from your web browser. "No installation needed. Get separate tracks, without voice interference, drift or quality loss." Overall, Airtape was a headache to use. Lots of improvement is needed. Woul…
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Squadcast's premise is a "remote recording studio that your audience will love", allowing users to create high-quality audio and video content with their in-browser software for premium recordings auto-saved with cloud storage. Squadcast is in our list of "highly recommended" podcasting tools. Visit our show page, here, to read extend notes, the tr…
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Hosts explain their bona fides, why they're doing the research, and, what you’ll get by listening the podcast. "We are two podcast producers who are interested in exploring what options are out there and helping people and businesses interested in podcasting figure out what will work for them based on the scope of their project and budget." For com…
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Zencastr's premise is "High Fidelity Podcasting", that it provides "Studio Quality Sound" by recording a lossless 16-bit 48k WAV audio track per guest, regardless of internet connection (local recording), with no time limits. "Simply send a link and receive a separate track per guest." They do deliver on the quality. Had some minor issues with brow…
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Anchor's premise is that you can create, distribute, monetize your podcasts for free. Marketing claims that you can upload sound and easily 'Record with Friends'. Anchor also claims to provide editing and publishing tools that can help you get a handle on your podcast, even if you're an amateur. In spite of all these claims, using Anchor was a head…
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Hello there. Ever wonder if you're using the right service? tool tip is a website that helps you find the right tools 10x faster. And now it has a podcast called tooltip time. We're your hosts, Mijon Zulu and Jude Brewer. Join us as we're tasked to explore different tools. And warning: things may get weird. But we'll always let you know the good, t…
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