Research, Record, and Transcribe Better
Transcription isn’t the same as typing – it’s listening, researching, understanding and then typing.
Needless to say, the process is quite time-consuming. A single hour of recording can take anywhere between 4-9 hours to transcribe.
Since a lot of transcription services charge by the hour, it’s a good idea to have a basic understanding of the factors that affect transcription turnaround time.
Lavalier microphones or lapel mics are small clip-on mics that are extremely useful for recording interviews and speeches. Because of their size, they’re easy to handle (and hide) and deliver great sound quality. Here’s a simple guide to help you choose the best one for your recordings.
Qualitative interviews can be tricky to record as well as transcribe, especially if the interviews are conducted in an outdoor or noisy location. A little bit of planning and some simple precautions can go a long way in improving the clarity of the recordings as well as the accuracy of your transcripts. 1. Use Professional […]
Planning to get your audio transcribed? Here’s a handy list of things you can provide your transcriptionist to help them create the perfect transcript for you
Audience has expanded its family of intelligent voice processors for mobile phones with the A1028 chip. The new A1028 voice processor includes the company’s EarSmart technology, which the company claims, can replicate the functions of human hearing. In addition to enhancing sound quality and suppressing noise, the A1028 voice processor offers processing capabilities that improve […]
