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Double-ender (remote recording)
A double-ender records each remote participant locally on their own machine, then syncs the tracks in post — bypassing the call's compressed, glitchy audio entirely.
The call is only for conversation; the product is built from local recordings. Remote-recording platforms automate the upload and sync, delivering studio-adjacent quality over consumer connections.
Local multitracks are also the ideal diarization input — each speaker on their own channel.
Related terms
Multitrack recordingMultitrack recording keeps each source — each voice, each instrument — as its own synchronized track rather th…
Remote recordingRemote recording captures conversations whose participants are in different places — from recording the call i…
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