I am very interested in a dereverb tool and being able to apply plugins/tools to specific parts of tracks and not just an entire track. I would also even be willing to purchase an extra Hindenburg specific plugin pack like RX7 but simplified for those without an audio engineering degree. A deesser, limiter, vocal rider, would all be great.

I'm initially interested in Izotope (individual plug-ins now, more later) Acon and Plug-in Alliance. I'm only interested in their products that might be of use for a spoken-word podcast. Can these be launched from inside Hindy? If so, my idea is to do another one of your very thorough videos (truly), and show us how. If not, my idea is to make that possible...then do the video.
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I edit my podcast episodes using chapter markers. Sometimes I record an intro after editing (for example, because I want it to reflect the content in the finished episode), which I of course want to put at the beginning of the episode.

In this situation, I wish there was an easy way to move the chapter markers along with the audio. Now, I have to first move all the audio, then move each chapter marker the correct amount.

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Working with cue points is very uncomfortable, they are not listed in the marker window, so it's hard to keep an overview. Could you list them in there or give them their own window?

Maybe you can already do this, but it would be great if you could mark the audio track AS you're recording.

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I think a shortcut to apply a crossfade at the most recent cut point would be a huge timesaver. This feature would be useful, for example, in the scenario where a breath (or something) has been removed and the parts of the split track have then been realigned--a quick add crossfade shortcut without needing to highlight the desired region would be awesome. Thanks!

Top and Tail is great, but I mostly edit using linked tracks. Please could this feature be expanded to cover linked tracks?

I work with a high pitched interviewee on my podcast and my father says he can't listen to her talk so he's not going to listen to my extremely interesting podcast.

Can you add a bad frequency analyzer so i'll know how to adjust the eq?

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Key Command to return to zero? The zero key or Period Key?

Please allow it so that it can be customized when it becomes available.

to have the ability to record multiple sessions simultaneously. I often have two or more chapters to reduce the length of each podcast and just yesterday lost an entire 43 minute session by placing it in "Interview" while recording another. After I "thought" I successfully saved it as a MP3, I realized it did not save and now have to re-record it. Very frustrating experience.

The feature I'd like to request has to do with screen tracking. Specifically, I tend to adjust levels and make cuts, sometimes even with considerable zoom, in sections of a session while listening to that very section and consequently what comes after it, which becomes annoyingly impossible if the playhead jumps to the next screen as it reaches the edge.

This can be a useful function, but even more so would be the ability to toggle between having it on or off, depending on which part of the workflow I find myself in.

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I know, that this request is maybe weird, but why not translate/program a version for Ubuntu/Linux?