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This page covers the actions for structuring your episode: adding, renaming, reordering, and saving your structure for reuse. For what sections and blocks are, see Concepts.

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Working with sections

Adding a section: Click Add Section below the existing sections. The new section appears at the end of the episode. Click the section title to rename it. Reordering sections: Drag sections to rearrange the order they play in your episode. Renaming a section: Click on the section title to edit it inline.

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Working with blocks

Dragging an audio file into a section to create a new block
Adding an audio block: Drag a file from the Files tab and drop it between existing blocks in a section. A “Drop to create audio block” target appears as you drag. Adding a file to an existing block: Drag a file onto an existing audio block to add it there. This is useful when you recorded with separate microphones (e.g., host and guest). Files in the same block play in parallel, layered together. Adding a pause block: Click Add Pause to insert a silence block. Set the duration for how long the pause should be. Reordering blocks: Drag blocks to rearrange them within a section. Blocks play sequentially in order from top to bottom.

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Saving your structure as a template

If you use the same episode format regularly (e.g., intro, interview, outro with specific BGM settings), you can save it as a template and reuse it for future episodes. Saving a template:
  1. Set up your episode with the sections, blocks, and BGM assignments you want to reuse
  2. Click Save as Template in the top-right corner of the editor
  3. Give it a title and optional description
  4. Choose which audio files to include in the template (e.g., your standard intro recording)
Using a template: When creating a new episode, you can select a saved template. The episode starts pre-populated with your sections, blocks, BGM assignments, and any included audio files. Template details:
  • Templates are saved per show. Each show has its own templates.
  • Templates save the structure: sections, blocks, BGM assignments, and optionally audio files.
  • Templates don’t save edits (cuts, mutes) since those are specific to each episode.
  • You can update a template by saving over it from a new episode.