Browser-Based Multi-Camera Recording for Interviews, Podcasts and Webinars
Recording Studio records multi-camera sessions with remote participants in the browser. Create a room, send one link, and every participant is recorded in the cloud with nothing to install. You choose cameras and microphones in the room, pick a grid, spotlight or side-by-side layout, and drag tiles into order. Anyone can share a browser tab, a window or a whole screen, and a screen mode switch shows it alone, large beside the faces, or as one more tile, which suits a slide deck or a product demo.
It is for remote interviews, podcasts, customer conversations, panel discussions and webinars, where the host wants a clean recording without a producer. The host can also stream what everyone sees on the set, layout and tile order included, to any RTMP destination while the session records. An animated presenter model from the VTuber Studio can stand in for a camera feed, with a color, a shared screen or an uploaded image behind it.
When you stop, the recording lands in your library, ready to download, share, or open directly in the transcript editor, where it is transcribed and cut by editing text.
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What you can do
- Cloud rooms participants join from a link with nothing to install
- Grid, spotlight and side-by-side layouts with drag-to-reorder tiles
- Screen sharing by host or guest, shown alone, beside faces, or as a tile
- Stream the set to any RTMP destination while you record
- Animated presenter models from the VTuber Studio as a virtual camera
- Recordings land in your library and open directly in the transcript editor
How it works
- Create a room and send the link to your guests.
- Pick devices, set the layout, share screens, and switch to a VTuber model if you want one.
- Record in the cloud, and optionally go live to Twitch or another RTMP destination.
- Download, share, or open the recording in the transcript editor to cut it by text.
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need to install anything?
No. Guests open the room link in their browser, allow their camera and microphone, and they are in. Every participant is recorded in the cloud from the room, and the host controls the layout everyone sees.
What layouts are available?
Grid, spotlight and side-by-side, with tiles you can drag to reorder. When someone shares a screen, a screen mode switch shows the screen alone, large beside the faces, or as an equal tile. Any participant can change it, and the recording matches what the room shows.
Can I record as a VTuber?
Yes. Choose a model from your VTuber Studio as the virtual camera and you appear as the character. Behind it you can set a color, a live shared tab, window or screen, or an uploaded picture. An expression bar lets you trigger expressions while you record.
Can I live stream from the studio?
The host can stream the set, including layout and tile order, to Twitch or any RTMP destination by entering the server address and stream key. Streaming is billed per minute, and the session can be recorded at the same time.
What happens to the recording?
It lands in your library when you stop. From there you can download it, share it, or open it in the transcript editor, which transcribes it and lets you cut it by deleting text.