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Guides for filmed podcasts.
Switching an ATEM by who is talking, editing a multicam podcast, syncing cameras and fixing mic bleed — step by step, with pictures from the application.
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OnAirCut is in public beta
OnAirCut is in public beta until December 31, 2026: still being developed, free to use, and looking for real shows to test it. What to try and how to tell us.
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Guide
How to keep your podcast on time
A big clock on a TV so your guests see the countdown, the recorded time and the time of day — plus markers for the edit and a recording you can’t forget to start. Step by step, with OnAirCut.
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Audio
Remove mic bleed and clean up your podcast audio with Auphonic
Our studio’s exact Auphonic Multitrack settings to remove mic bleed, background noise and room echo from a podcast — step by step, with screenshots.
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Live switching
How to switch an ATEM automatically by who is talking
Switch an ATEM’s cameras to whoever is talking, live, from each mic of a multichannel USB console. Step by step with OnAirCut, from the cables to the first show.
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Live switching
Stream a podcast with an ATEM and OBS that switches cameras by itself
Stream a multicam podcast from OBS with an ATEM Mini that cuts to whoever is talking. How the ATEM, OBS and OnAirCut fit together, the video, the sound and the first stream.
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Live switching
ATEM AFV: what it does, and switching by who is talking
What Audio Follow Video does on an ATEM, why podcast mics shouldn’t use it, and how to get the opposite: cameras that follow whoever is talking.
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Editing
Automatic multicam editing for video podcasts
Build a video podcast’s multicam edit automatically from each person’s audio, for Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve. No ATEM needed. Four steps.
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Live switching
A camera plan for a video podcast
How many cameras a video podcast needs, what each should show and how to frame them, for two or three people — and how OnAirCut uses each one.
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Editing
Sync podcast cameras without a clap
How to sync a video podcast’s cameras with each person’s audio without clapping: by timecode, by sound, and correcting the clock drift of each camera.
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Guide
Switch live or edit later? (Or both.)
When to switch a video podcast live with the ATEM, when to edit it afterwards, and how to do both with one recording.
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Editing
OnAirCut and AutoPod: how they compare
OnAirCut and AutoPod both build a video podcast’s multicam edit automatically. Where each one runs, what it does, what it costs and which fits your setup.
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