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We are happy to announce that
LetsCast.fm
is now fully connected to Auphonic!
You can export processed audio files from Auphonic automatically or import your recent productions directly in LetsCast.fm.
LetsCast.fm
is a popular podcasting hosting company based in Germany.
Besides an Auphonic integration, the service offers unlimited podcasts and episodes in ...
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You run a podcast hosting service (or similar) and want to integrate it as publishing target within Auphonic? That's now possible using the Auphonic API.
Publishing / External Services section of a Production: integrate your service as an additional target.
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You can now connect your custom service or app (podcast hosting ...
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We are pleased to announce the integration of Microsoft's cloud service
OneDrive
as
External Service
for
incoming and outgoing file transfers
to/from Auphonic.
OneDrive is tightly integrated with the
Microsoft Office 365
productivity suite and offers 5 GB of free storage in its
Basic plan,
with multiple paid plans for more storage and features ...
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Today we are thrilled to introduce revised parameters for the
Adaptive Leveler
to move our
advanced algorithms out of beta.
The leveler can now run in three modes, which allow detailed
Leveler Strength control and also the use of Broadcast Parameters
(Max. Loudness Range, Max. Short-term Loudness, Max. Momentary Loudness)
to limit the amount of ...
Following current standards, loudness normalization is applied regardless of the content of a production.
Cinematic content, i.e. productions with a high loudness range, can benefit from dialog loudness normalization.
At Auphonic, we are introducing a classifier for
automatic speech loudness normalization,
and our processing stats now provide level statistics for dialog and music ...
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Zapier is a tool that allows users to connect and automate services without any coding.
So far, if you wanted to start a new Auphonic production or retrieve the results of a finished production, you had to login to the Auphonic website, connect with one of our external services,
or know how to code ...
Should I set the loudness target for mono podcasts to -16 LUFS or -19 LUFS?
This seemingly simple question comes up often and is
the main topic of this blog post.
Photo by Franck V.
We are also introducing the new loudness normalization parameter Dual Mono and we're announcing the move of our Advanced ...
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If listeners find themselves using the volume up and down buttons a lot,
level differences within your podcast or audio file are too big.
In this article, we are discussing why audio
dynamic range processing
(or leveling) is more important than
loudness normalization,
why it depends on factors like the listening environment and the ...
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In the classic loudness war, music and radio producers have been trying to create their recordings as loud as possible and loudness normalization was introduced to stop that. Now one can see the start of a new loudness target war, where podcasters set their loudness targets higher and higher, mainly triggered by high ...
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Last weekend, at the Subscribe10 conference, we released Advanced Audio Algorithm Parameters for Multitrack Productions:
We launched our advanced audio algorithm parameters for Singletrack Productions last year. Now these settings (and more) are available for Multitrack Algorithms as well, which gives you detailed control for each track of your production.
The following new parameters ...