Introducing 3 big updates that'll cut your editing time in half, or more.

This is our biggest-ever update to editing in Alitu, and it'll save you hours upon hours of tedious time-consuming work.

🪄 1. Magic Filters: Remove ums, ahs and dead air automatically

How long do you spend scrubbing waveforms for every last uhm, ah, and awkward silence? If you're anything like me, it is way (way) too long.

Now, Alitu will find and edit out filler words and silences with the flip of a switch.

And, if we ever remove too much, you can always undo any wrong cut. Unlike a lot of apps which claim to remove your filler words, in Alitu your audio stays safe. You always have full creative control, and can review every edit if you choose to.

Try it for yourself! Start a 7-day trial

🎛️ 2. Edit with text or waveform in our shiny new editor!

This is our next-gen take on audio editing in Alitu, where the waveform and text live side by side. Full-screen transcript editing and more space for your audio on smaller laptops. And that's just the start!

Try it for yourself! Start a 7-day trial

🪄 3. Breath sounds begone!

You can now make your audio sound even more professional by silencing those breathy inhale sounds. Just switch it on, and forget - Alitu will take care of the rest.

Try it for yourself! Start a 7-day trial

Hot take: Podcasting production has never been easier for indie podcasters.

Hey, Jacob here! This is the most major update we've made to Alitu yet, in my opinion.

For me, with these updates, Alitu is now essentially a zero-editing solution. My intro and outro are added automatically, mixing and mastering done with AI, now filler words and dead air all taken care of, too.

I can search for keywords in my transcript and edit out sections if I need to, which is way easier than scrubbing a waveform. For me anyway!

If you feel like you spend too long editing, or just want to hide away all the techy bits, there's never been a better time to give Alitu a go.

Thanks a million!
Jacob @ The Podcast Host

Stephen’s Street, Inverness, Scottish Highlands IV2 3JP
Unsubscribe · Preferences

The Podcast Pointers: Create your Dream Show

Colin Gray

Launch, growth and success tips for Podcasters and wider content creators. Read a set of quick points, from tool reviews to growth tactics, and much more, all aimed at helping you create the show of your dreams. If you're building a personal or a content brand, then get started with us!

Read more from The Podcast Pointers: Create your Dream Show

Fiction Podcast Weekly 252: History drama, New Writing North Sounds Good, Camlann BTS, A2Z, and more

Issue #252 of The Fiction Podcast Weekly is brought to you by Leah's Gals. Greed, lust, drugs, and Capodimonte combust in this low-rent, Southern-fried twist on a literary classic. Leah’s Gals, loosely based on Shakespeare’s epic tragedy King Lear, takes place in the present-day American South, where a family’s long-held grievances and newfound wealth lead to familial treachery, violence, and death. News, Roundups, and Announcements Rates rises for ITV and BBC audio drama writers, from the...

5 days ago • 4 min read

Fiction Podcast Weekly Issue 251: Fresh Fruit Fest & In The Dark deadlines approach, guidance from Proserpina Park, Podchaser's new charts hub, behind the scenes with Give Me Away, and more

Issue #251 of The Fiction Podcast Weekly is brought to you by The Podcast Host's Only 8% of Indies Enter Podcast Awards – Here’s Why We surveyed 1,005 independent podcasters to find out how engaged they are with the awards world, and how they think the programs could be improved. Only 8% of Indies Enter Podcast Awards – Here’s Why by Katie Paterson News, Roundups, and Announcements Realm Selects Flightpath as Revenue Optimization Partner. Can global domination of the fiction podcast zeitgeist...

12 days ago • 3 min read

Fiction Podcast Weekly 250: Ariel Shapiro's curtain call, Sean Howard's Flightpath, Atypical Artists' guide to Tumblr, casting calls, In the Dark,Sound Sorceresses, and more!

Issue #250 of The Fiction Podcast Weekly is brought to you by The Podcast Host's Guide to Discord for Podcasters. Discord is unique among social media platforms for its security, range of features, and absence of algorithms. How can podcasters get the most out of it? Check out Discord for Podcasters: Engagement Without Exasperation to find out. News, Roundups, and Announcements Sean Howard gave an interview to Podcast Business Journal, about Flightpath. Ariel Shapiro posted her final article...

19 days ago • 3 min read