™Recorded on the guest's side
Each guest's browser records their own mic, uncompressed 24-bit, 48 kHz, before the internet touches it.
Podcasts and interviews
Record remote guests. Everyone on their own track.
Send a link. Guests join from a browser on their phone or laptop. Press RECORD, and each person lands on a separate track, in full quality, ready to edit.
- Guests from a link
- One track per person
- 24-bit / 48 kHz guest files
- Script notes
- Talkback
- Podcast loudness
How it works
From invite to edit in four steps.
- Open a roomCopy the link or have ProdHQ email the invite.
- Guest joinsThey pick a mic, run a quick check and ask to join. You admit them.
- RecordPress RECORD. One WAV per host, guest and local mic.
- EditStop, and the takes are in your session. Full-quality guest files swap in as they finish uploading.
Where it runs: Remote Recording Session is in ProdHQ Studio on Windows. In Express, bring guests in through the Video Switcher room instead, where each guest is recorded in full quality too.
Sound quality
No more interviews that sound like a phone call.
What you hear during the interview comes over the internet. What you edit doesn't have to.
Uploads while they talk
The file uploads in the background during the interview, so there's little to wait for at the end.
Lined up for you
ProdHQ checks every piece, lines it up with your take (including clock drift) and swaps it in.
Running the interview
Tools for the person behind the mic.
Script and notes
Push notes to guests' screens in large, readable type. Not a chat window.
Talkback
Guests hear you for cues. Turn it off when your mic should stay out of their ears.
Mute that means mute
Muting a strip silences the take and the line.
Local inputs too
Add mics from your own interface as extra tracks in the same recording.
Level at a glance
Each strip shows when it's ready to record. A mixer rides levels.
On camera instead?
For video podcasts, use the Video Switcher: guests on camera, every camera recorded.
Cleanup
Fix the guest who called in from the kitchen.
Voice Isolation
Keeps speech and removes traffic, keyboards, dogs and echoey rooms. The best first step for remote guests.
Noise Reduction
Teach it what the noise sounds like and it removes only that: fans, hiss, hum.
De-Reverb and hum removal
Tame echoey rooms and take out mains hum with its harmonics.
Plosives, clicks and breaths
De-Plosive, De-Click and Breath Control, each with a Listen option.
Broadcast Ready
One knob to podcast loudness (−16 LUFS) with the peaks held under the ceiling.
Vocal Rider
Rides voice levels for you, so quiet guests keep up with loud hosts.
Clips and video
Promote the episode.
Social clipsCaptions and vertical video from the same session.
Transcribe a clip into word-by-word captions on your own computer, make a 9:16 version, or build an audiogram.
See video editing →Questions
Straight answers.
Do guests need to install anything?
No. Guests open the link in a browser on a phone or laptop, pick their mic, run a quick check and ask to join.
Does each person get their own track?
Yes. Every host, guest and local input records to its own WAV in your session, so you can edit and level each person separately.
Will the guest sound like they're on a call?
Only during the live conversation. Each guest's browser also records their mic uncompressed at 24-bit, 48 kHz, and ProdHQ swaps that file in after you stop.
Is this audio-only?
Remote Recording Session is audio-first. For video podcasts, the Video Switcher brings guests in on camera and records every camera separately.
Can I clean up bad remote audio?
Yes. Voice Isolation, Noise Reduction, De-Reverb, hum removal, De-Plosive, De-Click and Breath Control are built in, plus Broadcast Ready for podcast loudness.
Try it on your next show.
Create an account and start Demo Mode: three 30-minute sessions with every editing tool on. Subscribe when you're ready to export and go live.