Asynchronous interview recording
Record interviews without scheduling anyone.
The hardest part of an interview was never the recording — it was finding an hour that suited both of you. Rumble Studio takes that out. You send a link with your questions on it. Your guest answers them whenever they like, from whatever device is to hand. You get clean audio or video back, assemble it, and publish. Nobody has to be online at the same time.
Write your questions
Type them, or record them in your own voice so your guest hears you ask rather than reads a form.
Send one link
No account, no app, no install for them. They open it, answer at their own pace, and can re-record anything they fluff.
Assemble and publish
Cut the answers together, add an intro and outro, then publish to a podcast page with its own feed and domain.
Built for the interviews that never get recorded: guests in other time zones, executives with no free hour, researchers collecting the same ten questions from forty people, and anyone who has given up on finding a slot.
Transcription
Included, every plan
Your guests need
A browser. Nothing else.
Publishing
Podcast page, RSS, your own domain
Live recording, in the same browser tab
Sometimes you do want everybody at once. Rooms is the live half of Rumble Studio: you and your guest recording together in the browser, with nothing to install and no separate call tool to wrangle. Each voice is captured on its own track, at full quality, however rough the connection gets.
What comes out lands exactly where your asynchronous recordings do — ready to be cut together and published the same way. It is in development and switched on account by account. Ask to be let in early.
Rumble Studio has been recording asynchronous interviews since 2020. It is operated by
spOken, which is where you sign in and where your recordings live.
Questions: contact@spoken.systems