SquadCast

I use a similar app to Riverside.

Mine's SquadCast, which I think are very similar.

And then SquadCast was then bought out by Descript, and I know that there is a ton of features I could be using, probably make my editing quicker, probably do this, probably do that.

Like, a click of a button, and I'm just like, "No- I'm gonna keep my practices the same [laughs] 'cause I fear change.

So for example, the way that I do my editing, it's very hands-on, it's very manual.

And that adds a whole new level of complexity when you're doing in-person video recording online.

You and I, we use Riverside, we use Zoom, we use Squadcast back in the day before they got bought by Descript.

You know, like we use this virtual stuff and it compiles it, it syncs it so easy.

Add in that, you know, in-person stuff, it's a lot.

Well, and I found you can do it on Zoom, and you can do it on Google Meets, but of course, those platforms are going to try to degrade the audio and video quality to just make the meeting better.

I, I use Descript, SquadCast, uh, Riverside, like, one of those, who really do prioritize, like, the highest quality video and the highest quality audio.

Pretty cheap subscription, I'm sure, but that's the best way to record.

We're using StreamYard, and it does the same thing.