Hello everyone, Yan from Teapodo here. I’m very excited to present you the first public release of Teapodo (https://teapodo.com/), a lightweight audio editor. Our goal is to build an audio editor that is fast and accurate, capable of fitting the needs that ranges from a quick slicing up of an audio file, or a quick recording session, up to a medium sized multi-track project. We’ve been working on it for the past 6 months, so it’s still quit new. However, within the team, we’ve already been using it for various tasks (one of us is even making a Podcast show from start to finish using it!), and from our own experience, it’s working pretty well! In the next few releases, we also have more features lining up: - Controlling fade-in/fade-out on an audio clip - Exporting any audio clip or audio region - Windows support - Built-in audio processors (e.g. noise gate, compressor, etc.) In the long-term, our plan is to dive deeper and provide a richer feature set as an audio editor, to list a few: - Parameter automation and scripting - VST/AudioUnit plugin support - Recording audio from other applications (e.g. recording the audio of an online meeting) - Speech-to-text transcription However, since this is a tool for you, your feedback would be the most important factor to determine the future of Teapodo. We are keen to know your thoughts on how is Teapodo working for you, what’s missing, as well as any feature ideas you have. Yan

Teapodo - A Lightweight Audio Editor

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