Using Afterglow
Getting started with Afterglow
A visual guide to bringing in a demo, writing notes, marking passages, comparing versions, and sharing your comments in Afterglow.
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Using Afterglow
Bookmarking moments in a long recording
Save named positions in a long audio file and return to them in Afterglow, with a rehearsal recording as an example.
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Keeping notes on a podcast edit
Write timestamped comments on an episode edit, keep them with the right recording, and share your podcast notes as text.
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Taking notes while listening to a recorded lecture
Keep your questions and observations at specific moments in lecture audio, then return to those explanations while studying.
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Adding notes to an audio file
Written notes, timestamps, and bookmarks for audio files. See where Afterglow keeps your notes and what happens when you share them.
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Comparing audio files by listening
Switch between recordings, return to passages at different timestamps, and keep notes with each version in Afterglow.
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Behind Afterglow
Why we built Afterglow
Afterglow is an iPhone app for timestamped notes on demos and mixes, version comparison, and sharing feedback.
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