Hi everyone,
I’m planning to record a long tabletop RPG session (around 6 hours in one go) and I’d like to know if Adobe Podcast Studio can handle it.
On the Free plan, I know projects are limited to 30 minutes for download.
But on the Premium plan, can I actually record a full 6-hour session straight in Studio, or is there a hidden limit (like 2 hours per session)?
Has anyone here used Adobe Podcast Studio for long-form recordings like RPGs or multi-hour interviews?
I want to figure out if I can trust it for the full game session, or if I should just record locally with OBS/Audacity and use Adobe only for enhancement afterward.
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I recently upgraded to the Full Studio version of Resolve during the Black Friday Sale
I was trying to minimize having to export/upload footage into other sites to complete my edit.
I would export the voiceover track and upload it into Adobe Podcast Enhance (free version). This leveled the volume pretty well, removed background noises, and gave it a good "podcast" feel. Granted once in a blue moon it would sound robotic a bit. Now that I've got Studio is there a similar feature that will do this for me. I know I should learn to properly eq, compress, isolate it myself. But just from a speed perspective, I'm trying to maximize what the AI tools in Studio can do for me.
I would export the enhanced voiceover track downloaded from Adobe and upload into descript. I'd use it to create the .srt file. But now this is done inside of Studio. Such a big timesaver.
Thanks for any help.
Doug
Hiya.
Does Adobe Podcast allow for you to have audio split per host/guest in the studio? I am using Streamyard right now, and the ability to have each host/guest audio as a separate file is a huge pro for me.