Overview: Record and Edit Your Podcast on Riverside

Create a podcast episode with remote participants in a few easy steps on Riverside. After, use Riverside's Editor to customize and export the recording or download everyone's High Quality tracks and use your preferred software.

First, Record Your Content

Gather your participants in the Riverside Studio to record a podcast episode.

1. Create a New Studio
2. Invite Your Participants
3. Join Studio as a Host
4. Accept Guests Waiting in the Lobby
5. Adjust Microphone Input Sensitivity Before Recording
6. Start and Stop Recording
7. Confirm that Participants' Tracks are Uploading

NOTE:
Each time you start and stop the recording, Riverside creates a new 'take' with the participants' synchronized files. If you plan to use one continuous 'take' as the episode, let the Studio record the whole time without clicking Stop. You can cut parts out of the recording with our web Editor. If you plan to edit offline, you can start and stop recording multiple times during the session.

Then, Combine High-Quality Tracks and Edit on Riverside

Use Riverside's Editor to combine your participants' tracks and customize the recording.

1. Open a Recording in the Editor
2. Edit and Trim the Clip's Timeline
3. Export a Combined Recording or Clip
4. Download a Combined Recording or Clip
   Content distribution options include:
   • Publish Video on Spotify
   • Publish Audio on Transistor
   • Share Video on YouTube

Or, Download Participants' High Quality Tracks and Edit Elsewhere

• Download High Quality Tracks
• Export Recording as Adobe Premiere Pro timeline
• Share a Recording Session’s Files with Collaborators