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TRUSTED COMPANIES ALREADY USE RIVERSIDE

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What to consider when choosing an online voice recorder

The most important thing to consider when looking for an online voice recorder is quality. With the right audio recorder, you don’t need to compromise resolution because you’re recording online. Find online software with local recording that can record your voice in high resolution without worrying about internet issues getting in the way. The better your recording quality, the less editing but for quick fixes look for software that already comes with some easy editing tools.

You’ll want tools for automatic noise suppression, echo cancellation, and easy audio clip creation. The ability to download separate participant tracks is also helpful in giving you more editing control. Don’t forget to check out recording files’ formats. While MP3 audio is better when it comes to storage space, WAV files are crisper and better for fine-tune editing. Other than that, automatic transcription will save you plenty of labor time and a voice recorder mobile app will give you the freedom to record on-the-go.

Why use Riverside to record virtual conferences?

Professional quality audio and video recording

Make your speakers stand out, to make your event stand out. Record them in up to 4K video resolution and uncompressed, WAV audio. All from the browser.

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Expand your audience reach

Simulcast to LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, while recording locally. Edit the ISO video tracks and distribute them across channels to reach a wider audience.

Full control for your team

Have your production team attend the show without being visible to the audience. Separate audio/video tracks for maximal control in post-production. Adjust live audio levels and monitor the speaker's equipment to ensure crisp recording quality.

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Hands-off process for your guest

Send a link to your speakers, and with one click they’re in. No need for them to download or install anything. After the session, files are automatically uploaded to your dashboard and are free to use.

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Record virtual events that wow attendees

With Riverside, you can easily capture keynote speakers, roundtable discussions, live Q&As, and more. Record all participants in up to 4K video resolution and receive individual audio/video tracks for full control in post-production.

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