Cast

Record, edit, publish, and host your podcast

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Record, edit, publish, and host your podcast

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Achieving Zen With Auto Layout

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.

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11yr ago

@justin what else have u been using?

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11yr ago

Achieving Zen With Auto Layout

@visavis_kid @justin Adobe Audition for editing, Feeder for the RSS feed, iTunes for metadata, and then I tried a bunch of different hosting services.

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11yr ago

Raycast

Hunter

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!

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11yr ago

Looks great! Where does the user listen to these podcasts? Is that also integrated or the podcasters can choose between some providers?

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11yr ago

Cast

Maker

@_yannbertrand Cast can host for you, if you'd like, or you can use Cast for part of the process and then grab your files and host elsewhere. People usually submit their podcasts to iTunes (and now the Google Play store) to make it easier for users to find them.

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11yr ago

Clyp

@_yannbertrand Agree that it would be awesome to be able to export to other platforms other than iTunes and Google Play. A lot of podcasters publish their content on multiple platforms to reach as many people as possible. We see a lot of people publish their podcast on Clyp, in addition to iTunes, Soundcloud, etc.

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11yr ago

Michael Zweig

This looks really great. 1. What audio input would be ideal to record into Cast? 2. Does it integrate with phone calls- ie guests calling in?

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11yr ago

Cast

Maker

@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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11yr ago

@julianlepinski There seems to be a lot of feedback during our call and we can't seem to getting working. Any suggestions?

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11yr ago

Cast

Maker

@georgevaldes hmm, feedback generally crops up when one or more guests are recording without headphones. Possibly that?

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11yr ago

@julianlepinski @georgevaldes weird, we both have headphones.

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11yr ago

Cast

Maker

@georgevaldes We'd be happy to see what we can figure out about this – feel free to email us at support@tryca.st and we'll look a bit closer

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11yr ago

Old Twitter Cards

This looks great! Just because I'm curious: Do you use Auphonic ( https://auphonic.com/ ) in the Editor? If not definitely check them out1 Their software did magic to my podcast audio files, back when i was podcasting myself.

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11yr ago

Cast

Maker

@onatcer We do not – Cast uses our own in-house mixing engine. Thanks for the suggestion!

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11yr ago

Beyond

This is awesome. Have been having to use so many different services. @julianlepinski - do you have a quick "how to" guide on transitioning all of your feeds to Cast? We host our podcasts on Soundcloud and then use the RSS feed on Soundcloud to publish on Stitcher & iTunes. I'm hesitant to move stuff over because I'm not sure if that will mess up our iTunes feed, etc. Any thoughts?

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11yr ago

Cast

Maker

@ianmchenry Hey Ian – that's a great question. Right now some of the features you're asking about are still in development. We're working on a great way to move your existing content over to Cast, but it's not quite ready yet. If you want to be kept in the loop on stuff like that, we've got a (very infrequent) email newsletter that you can sign up for at http://tinyletter.com/Cast

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11yr ago

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