#MadeWithAlitu

Inspired partly by her parents and being an avid podcast listener herself, Deva decided to create a podcast about all the brave women out there – a space for women to talk about and reflect on their own experiences.

She uses Alitu to record her calls and then seamlessly edits out the dead air and mistakes from her show. All in one place. This helps her focus on what's truly important – getting her word out there and connecting with the brave voices of women.

Coming from a creative background with a bit of tech knowledge Dan managed to harness Audacity and its powerful quirks to edit his podcast before switching to Alitu.

Now on Alitu, Dan has significantly reduced his editing time to more than half of what it was before. He says the introduction of transcripts feature allowed him to make his episodes more accessible and searchable online.

As a busy counsellor, writer and storyteller, Johnzelle wanted a quick, non-technical way to get his word out there while sounding great. Fed up with EQ sliders in GarageBand, Johnzelle decided to give Alitu a go and hasn't looked back since.

Now he quickly edits out mistakes on the 2x speed setting and leaves the audio clean-up and EQ sliders to Alitu. All that allows him to focus on the mission: create a safe space online for people of colour to engage in topics around mental health and well-being.

"I do it [podcast] on the fly every week and Alitu makes it really easy because I know I can record the bio really quickly. I know that I'm going to be able to upload it, it's just been really seamless for me.

...Save yourself all the headache and all the research and just check this out because I think you'll be really impressed."

Michael has been teaching people for over 45 years and, some would say, has an affinity for how to do it well. He has written a book about 'deep and durable learning' and now uses Alitu to bring his podcast, covering the same topic, to life.

He discovered Alitu through a free bootcamp on podcasting and decided it was best to focus on the mission, making transformational learning operational for a broad audience, instead of audio production.

He lets Alitu automate the boring bits of podcasting: audio volume normalisation, equalisation and fading. In the time saved, he focuses on producing more episodes and getting better at what he loves.

Michael is now in the 5th season of his podcast and regularly gets compliments on audio quality. We are very happy Alitu can play a part in helping him educate the world and spread his wisdom.

Bonded Books Podcast have never looked elsewhere for software to record and edit their podcast. As 'newbie' podcasters they found the simplicity desirable and the customer first approach a stand out from the bigger companies.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is what sparked Brian's love and awe for nature. His mom used to read the book to him and now he's giving back by sharing this timeless and wonderful story with his listeners.

With Alitu deeply ingrained in his editing and publishing process, he plans to spread awareness of nature, our planet and regenerative farming.

Bootleg Turkey use Alitu for everything from recording to hosting. Having everything all in one place is a major plus for them and the easy editing interface cuts out the steep learning curve of other software.

Bill now edits in just a third of the time thanks to Alitu and the training videos have been a game changer.

Alitu cut Solveig's production time in half, in fact, she reckons she wouldn't have a pod at all without it.

Tom launched his podcast mid pandemic as opportunity to support the punk-rock scene and keep it alive. He used Alitu from the beginning to help launch his podcast and says "There is no interfaces, no grey spaghetti coming out the back, it's all there, self contained and I can edit from anywhere."

Alitu makes it so easy to edit and publish. It’s almost like a plug & play platform for podcasters. Needed no experience at all to set it up and go.