Introduction and conclusion Music Overlay.

[kuhnster01]

I would love to create my podcast with top and tail audio to make it sound more professional. The audio needs to define a duration for each with a volume level. I'd also like to define the timestamp when the first speaker should start.

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[ralyodio]

wouldn't you want the same intro and outtro every episode though?

[souzatharsis]

This is a nice feature; I would whether this is responsibility of podcastfy or post-processing responsibility in your workflow.

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[kuhnster01]

I’ve used Wondercraft, and a good intro and outro make such a big difference to elevate the podcast —they really define the feel of a podcast and leave a strong first and last impression. I think this feature could be a fantastic addition to Podcastfy.

While it’s possible to use other tools for this (which I have tried without much success), having it built directly into Podcastfy feels like the right move. It wouldn’t take much to add—just options to input URLs for hosted MP3s and a couple of settings for timing delays—but it would bring a lot of value without adding unnecessary complexity.

This kind of feature could make Podcastfy stand out even more as the go-to tool for creating polished, professional podcasts. It’s definitely worth the effort. You’re already doing amazing work, and this would just take it to the next level!