Comes with three web-based components: The Studio, The Editor, and The Publisher. All hosted in the cloud. Looks like a great setup for aspiring podcasters!
I've been testing this for a few months, and it's pretty great. Can't imagine going back to the whole weird mishmash of Skype, Call Recorder, and the other billion tools I needed to record and edit a podcast.
@yozapli Any decent quality microphone will do the trick; I've got a nice condenser mic (an AT2035) plugged in to an Apogee Duet, but the Apogee One is a much cheaper solution. We don't yet support guests calling in over the phone, but it's something we're considering.
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So cool - I think all of my excuses to not do a podcast are gone now!
I've played around with it a bit – takes care of a lot of the hurdles to starting your own podcast, so hopefully it'll open the gate for some more non-technical podcasters as well!
@adrianthomas Thanks! That's our thinking too. So far the majority of our testers have been technical, like us, but we've tried to build Cast to appeal to people who don't want to learn about bitrates and hosting and dynamic compression – anybody with something to say.
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This is awesome. Exactly the type of system I dreamed about building. Well done!
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