When recording in the Studio, Riverside records both audio and video by default. If you want to create audio-only content or share an excerpt without video, follow the steps below depending on your preferred workflow.
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You can also change a Studio's Recording Type on its settings page if you want to only record audio. You and your participants will still see each other during the live call.
Before Making Edits to a Clip
- Log in to your Riverside account.
- Under Studios, click the relevant Studio.
- Click the relevant recording.
- On the recording session's page, scroll to Recording files.
- In the All Participants row, click
High Quality.
- On the menu, click Export audio-only (WAV).
The recording opens in the Riverside Editor with all tracks set to Use audio only.
- Use the Editor's tools to customize the clip, such as removing sections, trimming the clip's length, or including only specific participants' tracks.
- In the top right corner, click Export.
- Under Audio quality, select the file type to export: WAV HD audio or compressed MP3 audio.
- Toggle Normalize Audio Levels and Remove background noise on or off (optional).
- Click Export.
After the clip processes, download it from the Recording's dashboard page.
After Making Edits to an Audio and Video Clip
- On a computer, log in to your Riverside account.
- Under Studios, click the relevant Studio.
- Click the relevant recording.
- In the top right corner, click
Go to editor.
Or scroll to Clips and click a clip with a Draft orMagic Clip label.
- At the top of the page, click
Tracks.
- Next to every participant's name, click Use audio only
.
Each icon turns purple and the video preview is removed.
- In the top right corner, click Export.
- Under Audio quality, select the file type to export: WAV HD audio or compressed MP3 audio.
- Toggle Normalize Audio Levels and Remove background noise on or off (optional).
- Click Export.
After the clip processes, download it from the Recording's dashboard page.
After opening a draft Magic Clip, use steps 5-10 above to make it audio-only.