Edit audio-only podcast on Riverside

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Edit your audio-only recording in Riverside to trim, add music or intros, and apply AI-powered tools to improve the quality.

Who: Hosts and producers
Plan: All plans
Device: Computer browser or mobile app

Editing an audio-only recording on a computer
1. Log in to your Riverside account.
2. Open a recording in the editor or upload an external file to start editing.
3. From the editor toolbar, you can:
  - Trim sections of audio
  - Correct or remove a section of the recording from the transcript
  - AudioDub to correct a word in the transcript and audio automatically adjusts to align
  - Use AI tools to:
  - Add a music overlay
  - Insert music
4. In the top right corner, click Export.
5. Under Audio quality, select the file type to export: WAV HD audio or compressed MP3 audio.
  - Toggle Normalize audio levels (optional).
6. Click Export.
  
  After the audio file processes, download it from the recording's page.
After opening a draft Magic Clip, use steps 5-7 above to make it audio-only.
Editing an audio-only recording on a phone
1. Download and open the Riverside mobile app.
2. Open an audio-only recording or upload an external file to start editing.
3. From the editor toolbar, you can:
  - Trim sections of audio
  - Correct or remove a section of the recording from the transcript
4. In the top right corner, click Export.
5. Under Audio quality, select the file type to export: WAV HD audio or compressed MP3 audio.
  - Toggle Normalize audio levels (optional).
6. Click Export Audio.
  After the audio file processes, download it from the recording's page.

Good to know

Create an audio-only edit from a recording with video.
You can change a studio's recording mode on its settings page if you want to only record audio. You and your participants will still see each other during the live call.

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