Riverside

The platform records each participant's audio and video locally on their device and uploads it to the cloud in the background, rather than recording the compressed, artifacted stream that platforms like Zoom transmit over the network.

The result is studio-quality recordings from any participant location, with each participant's track as a separate high-resolution file for professional post-production.

Riverside's production features extend beyond raw recording to live stream broadcasting distributing the recording session in real time to YouTube, LinkedIn Live, Twitter/X, and other platforms simultaneously, enabling live show production that also captures a clean, separate recording for post-production editing.

An AI-powered live call-in feature allows audience members to join recorded conversations, and the platform's director mode gives show producers visibility into all participant feeds and technical controls without appearing on screen.

Text-based video editing, where producers cut audio by editing the transcribed text rather than the waveform, makes post-production accessible to podcasters without traditional video editing skills.

The platform's AI-powered studio features automatically apply production quality improvements to recorded content: background noise removal, audio leveling across different participant microphone qualities, background blur and virtual background replacement, and automatic silence removal.

These automated production improvements deliver consistently professional audio and video quality regardless of the variation in participants' home studio setups ensuring that the guest with a basic laptop microphone in a reverberant room doesn't drag down the overall production quality of the recording.