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Best platform to create audio content or Podcast

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The best alternatives to Vib3s are Podnotes, SquadCast by Descript, and WhisperTranscribe.

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Best alternatives to Vib3s

1. Podnotes
5 alternatives
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Transcribe, Summarize and Repurpose Podcasts & Videos into high quality social media content, blogs, newsletters and viral audiogram clips powered by state of the art AI
2. SquadCast by Descript
80 reviews
25 alternatives
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Create high-quality audio and video content with our in-browser software for premium recordings auto-saved with cloud storage.
I've used this service for years. Rock solid. When I met the founders right after they launched I said, "Make it SUPER easy, and make sure it works. I don't want to be clicking a button and thinking, I hope this works." As they added more features, they've still kept it simple.
3. WhisperTranscribe
6 reviews
4 alternatives
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Transcribe any audio and get fast and accurate transcripts with timestamps using AI. Generate new content from the transcripts such as summaries, blog-posts, social media posts or your own custom content with GPT prompts. No subscription required.
Wow, this is great! I've been looking for something like this for a while, this is going to make my content workflow much faster. Can I also instruct the summaries to stick to a certain brand style/language? Do you plan on doing the reverse as well – creating audio clips from written blogs or interviews?