The Castos + Alitu direct integration is coming online later in November.īest For: Podcasters who don’t need a ton of cleanup to their audio, but want a convenient, templatized way to create episodes quickly, consistently, and with engineering effects built-in. With these, you can publish your podcast content right to your hosting platform. Where Alitu really shines is its integrations with hosting platforms, like Castos. This is, by design, not nearly as complex as something like Hindenburg, but the reality is that if you’re recording a high level of audio on the front end you shouldn’t need a full-on DAW to create a great sounding finished podcast. We view Alitu as a great tool if you want to do regular content cuts, and apply some of the algorithmic mastering effects to your audio. Colin and his team know a TON about editing great sounding audio and has baked much of those best practices right into this tool. While this is a browser based tool, don’t be fooled by the simplicity of the UI. Audacity 2.3.3 is not officially supported yet to run under Catalina (the new version 2.4.0 does run properly on Catalina).It appears to launch and run fine but it fails to record from the microphone (or external USB device) yielding only a flat-line silent.

Alitu is a browser-based tool created by the team at The Podcast Host. In early October Apple released its latest operating system 10.15.x known as Catalina.

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