We had a guest on a Zoom interview podcast, and she only had her computer speakers and microphone to use. Whenever she was silent, our voices came out her speakers and into the microphone, and went round and round, as well as on to the other tracks. It took FOREVER to clean that up in Hindenburg by hand. Isn't there some comparative function that can cancel out that noise, but leave the rest when I put the 3 tracks side by side? I think there has to be some delay consideration, as well as decay and other things, but in digital audio, it should be possible. Is there some other slick way to get rid of it in Hindenburg, or some plug-in you have tested/include in the software and can recommend?

Hi,
Can you please add recording from skype/zoom/facetime to Journalist?
I work for a community radio station and produce the show from home so started Journalist trial. The show is with someone else but to do the show I need to record it via zoom and add it to the software.
I was hoping I could record direct but seems only possible on Pro. If Journalist is for journalists and those like me who aren't professional and in need for Pro features but carry out joint projects, it would be great to add this feature.
Can't justify the extra cost but the recording ability would help and make the difference to using free Audacity or Mixx for the pre record.
Unrelated to this but when I first looked at your website I liked the style and photos, yet felt as a woman that it was aimed at men mostly, the photos I think. Just a thought.
Thank you
Chiara
PS: the website isn't mobile friendly, at least on my mobile.

Thanks!
Chiara Muzzi

I would like to Journalist Pro have some practice exercises created so new users could get some hands on experience. These projects would include the audio files with basic instructions. Here are some examples that I would like to see.
*Radio news story with one actuality included
*Radio news story with two actualities included
*Radio News feature with multiple interviews
*Radio Commercial :60 with narration, background music and ambience
* Five minute mini podcast to edit from start to finish
These examples I believe would allow new users to learn some valuable skills as the complexity of the assignments increased over time. It is an opportunity to learn without damaging a real project. I think they would fit nicely in the tutorials section.

Thanks for making a great product.
Rich

Occasionally, when producing a podcast you leave a little bit of audio at the far right - you might have moved it there on purpose while editing. The result is your lovely podcast, which plays all the way through, then a big gap, then a little clip of audio.

As a suggestion, when publishing or exporting a file, you could detect long periods of silence and place this in the dialog box at the end, as an advisory for editors. "For information: this audio contains 183 seconds of silence." That, alone, would be enough to at least notice that something isn't, quite, right.

OS: Windows 10
Version: Hindenburg 1.82.2302

I noticed the following behavior and I think, this is a bug:

When I connect a Zoom H6 Fiel recorder to the computer and use the the H6 in as interface in multi track mode, I can choose different inputs for different tracks, for example Microphone 3 and 4 in Hindenburg for H6 channels 1 and 2 (XLR inputs).

I can see the levels of both microphones in Hindenburg separately on both tracks, just as I would expect.

But ony the first of the both channels is recorded on both tracks. The second microphone is not recorded.

I can reproduce this behavior with inputs Microphone 5 and 6 in Hindenburg for H6 channels 3 and 4, too.

This problem doesn't seem to occur when switching on ASIO.

As the levels are correctly displayed I suspect this is caused by Hindenburg Journalist. In Reaper I cannot reproduce the behavior.

See attached screenshot to view inputs, levels and recorded waveforms.