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Podcast visualizer and audiogram maker

A podcast episode needs a video to exist on YouTube and a clip to exist on feeds, and the visual has one job: show that someone is talking and leave room for the words. These scenes do that — the audiogram wave under a photo, a studio recorder with live timecode, a VU needle with real inertia, a credits line, a caption callout pointing into the frame.

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13 scenes · previews rendered from one synthetic beat · hover or scroll to play

MINI PLAYERProgress and timecode, like a player.Open in the editor →
RECA recording indicator and a live timecode.Open in the editor →
RIBBONA wide filled wave, like a track in an editor.Open in the editor →
STROKESA wave made of vertical strokes, like an audio track.Open in the editor →
GLASSA frosted panel; the background blurs beneath it.Open in the editor →
CREDITSA credits line with a hairline of progress under it.Open in the editor →
RECORDERStudio timecode and L/R level meters.Open in the editor →
NEEDLEAnalogue VU: a needle with inertia and overshoot.Open in the editor →
SCALEA level strip with graduations and dB figures.Open in the editor →
COMBDense thin strokes across the full width.Open in the editor →
CALLOUTA caption with a leader line pointing into the frame.Open in the editor →
COMMENTSMessages pop up from the bottom and drift upwards.Open in the editor →
TICKERA now-playing ticker line.Open in the editor →

The audiogram, done properly

RIBBON, STROKES and COMB are the classic audiogram shapes — a filled wave, vertical strokes, a dense comb — drawn from the real analysis of the voice rather than a looping animation. Put them along the bottom of a photo of the guest or the studio, leave the upper two-thirds for the title and a pull quote, and you have the format every podcast clip uses, without a subscription.

The studio look

RECORDER shows studio timecode and left/right level meters; NEEDLE is an analogue VU with inertia and overshoot; SCALE is a level strip in decibels; REC adds a recording indicator. Over a dark photo they read as a control room, which is the honest visual for a talk show. CREDITS runs a line of text with a hairline of progress under it — episode number, guest, date.

Words on screen

A large share of feed viewing is muted, so the clip must read without sound. Paste the key lines of the episode and SLOVO times them to the voice — the same lyric engine, applied to speech. CALLOUT points a caption at a spot in the frame; COMMENTS and TICKER add a live-show feel. Full episodes export at any length; for a feed clip, trim to the best forty seconds.

FAQ

Does SLOVO transcribe the episode? No. There is no speech recognition — you paste the lines you want on screen and SLOVO times them to the voice. For a full transcript, use a transcription tool first. Can I export a full one-hour episode? Long exports work, but the comfortable range is up to about twelve minutes per file; for a full episode export in parts and join them, or make a static-plus-audiogram version. Which shape for a clip with text? RIBBON or COMB along the bottom edge, inside the platform safe zone, with the title and quote above.

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