Cleanfeed to Offer First Browser Multi-track Recorder

RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, August 6, 2019 | 1:59pm CT

CleanFeed

Cleanfeed will officially launch a multi-track recording feature at this month's Podcast Movement in Orlando, FL. They will be the first to offer a browser multi-track recorder. The feature enables a separate audio file for each person in the session, including for extra local devices, as well as clips. All recorded tracks are saved in a fast zip file download, collating all the tracks as WAV files in one place, so no audio quality is lost in the process. Unique to Cleanfeed, when sessions are recorded in stereo, the tracks recorded are stereo.

Cleanfeed's existing recording features include:

• Saving a recording at any time during the session, for extra security
• Access to quick checks on recordings
• Visual meters displaying what's being recorded
• Professional audio meters
• Advanced editing post recording
• Recovering/enhancing when recording in less than optimal environment, eg. removing background noise

Following a beta period, the company has decided it's now time for the multitrack recording feature to go mainstream. Cleanfeed Co-founder Marc Bakos explains, "We're fairly reserved about how we introduce new features in Cleanfeed. Stability has always been a focus for us; Cleanfeed is used for live radio around the world. For the organisations that rely on us, we know how the impact of a buggy or incomplete feature can affect your experience."

Podcast Movement President Dan Franks added, "Podcast Movement attendees are on top of the latest and best technology, and are always hungry to learn more," said Podcast Movement President Dan Franks. "Cleanfeed's new software is an exciting launch that we can't wait to host and share with the global podcaster community."

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