Lazy AI editing tools strike again - AudioShake's Multi-speaker

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Ever feel like you're relying way too much on fancy AI tools to clean up your audio mess? Well, we’re sharing yet another villain that's been shoved out onto the market, hoping to find lazy creators who want to clean up their recordings! We’re chatting about AudioShake's new multi-speaker feature that promises to untangle overlapping conversations like a pro. But here's the question - if we're all taking the adequate level of care over our recordings, should these tools even exist?Mentioned in this episode:7 Days Podmastery courseSign up for the Podmastery 7 Day Makeover

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