Different places. One conversation.
Record a remote podcast with guests on iOS and Android. Start a session in Volo and share the invitation with the people you want to hear.
Invite your guests before recording day.
The host creates a recording session and shares its invitation. Each participant needs a Volo account and access to the mobile app. Joining from a browser is planned; it is not part of the current experience.
Send the invitation early enough for everyone to install the test build, create an account and check their equipment. Volo currently runs through testing programmes rather than a general public download.
Check the room, then the microphone.
Ask everyone to find a quiet room, bring headphones and keep the microphone at a comfortable, consistent distance. Headphones help prevent the other participants’ voices playing back into a microphone.
Check the camera and microphone in the lobby. Make a short recording and listen to it together. Confirm that every voice is present and clear before committing to a full interview. Keep devices charged and use a stable internet connection.
Make the recording clear to everyone.
Participants see a recording notice and confirm their agreement before joining through the current app flow. Explain what you intend to record and how you plan to use the episode.
A working call is only one part of a successful podcast recording. After the session, wait for the recording to finish processing and listen to the result before editing or publishing.
Review the episode in Studio.
Find moments through the transcript, inspect edit suggestions and preview the result. Ask guests to review the episode when appropriate. Publishing remains an explicit decision.
Recording behaviour depends on the device and the connection. Test your actual microphones, phones and network together, especially before a long or important session.
Before your first recording.
Find out how to get test accessHow do I get the app?
Volo is currently available through test programmes for iOS and Android. Ask the team about access for your phone. There is no general public download yet.
Do my guests need a Volo account?
Yes. Everyone who records or joins a session needs their own Volo account and access to the mobile app. Arrange this before sending your recording invitation.
Can I record in a browser?
Not yet. This website introduces Volo and helps you get test access. Recording and session participation currently happen in the iOS or Android app.
Does stopping a recording publish it?
No. You can listen, edit in Studio and review the result before publishing. You choose whether the episode is private, available by link or public.
Can I record alone, too?
Yes. You can make a solo audio or video recording, listen before saving and continue editing in Studio.
Your next conversation could be a podcast.
Want to try Volo? Contact us about current test access. Every participant needs their own Volo account.
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