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Thanks to the great feedback of our users in the Auphonic Goes Freemium blog post, in private emails and in other articles, we got many ideas what should be changed and can be added to our recently introduced freemium model.
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After more than two years of free Auphonic, we have to introduce our long promised freemium plans because of financial reasons.
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Good news first: Auphonic is free for 2 hours of monthly processed audio!
If you need more, you can buy Recurring Credits (billed every month) or additional One-Time Credits (billed ...
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As of today, we also support Google Drive as an external service for incoming and outgoing file transfers to/from Auphonic!
The integration is very similar to our Dropbox interface and described below.
First you have to connect your Google Drive account with Auphonic: go to our ...
Last week we presented our new multitrack algorithms at the
Podlove Podcaster Workshop in Berlin.
Lot's of users asked us about a multitrack version of our system before - now it's
here and can be used!
We reworked all our algorithms and therefore start with a
private beta program for our long-term users and ...
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Our Noise and Hum Reduction algorithms are now included in the Auphonic Leveler Batch Processor, version 1.2, on Windows and Mac. Note that this is a free update!
The Auphonic Noise Reduction algorithms remove broadband background noise in audio files with slowly varying backgrounds.
First the audio file is ...
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A few days ago a discussion in the Freak Show podcast
pointed to an interesting BBC research project to render audio waveforms in the browser.
We now added a new output file format (Waveform Data File), which is generated by the open source tool audiowaveform and can be used to display interactive audio waveform data ...
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The Auphonic Leveler Batch Processor
is now also available for Windows desktop operation systems (32bit and 64bit)!
The interface is very similar to the
Mac version and you can use one single license to run the Leveler on your Windows and Mac system!
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Last week we proudly released the Auphonic Leveler Batch Processor for Mac OS X 10.6+ (64 bit). This is the first desktop version of Auphonic audio algorithms and also the first commercial Auphonic application.
After valuable user feedback we added a trial version, AAC encoding and MP3 encoding to the Auphonic Leveler 1.1 ...
A few days ago we added audio processing statistics to Auphonic productions, which display details about what our algorithms are changing in your audio file.
Some classifier results and processing steps are also shown directly in the player audio waveform and all statistics can be exported via the
Auphonic API or the new output file ...
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We are happy to announce that Blubrry Media Hosting, one of the most popular podcast hosting services, is now supported by Auphonic!
You can export your processed audio files to Blubrry and various other services automatically.
Furthermore we integrated WebDAV, which is used by many cloud storage providers, for incoming and outgoing file transfers.
