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SADIE
About SADIE
SADIE is an AI podcast producer designed to handle post-recording production tasks for small businesses. It converts recorded conversations into a checked transcript, an approved story, repaired and mixed audio, measured masters, and an editable handoff that another producer can continue. The tool prepares show notes from the approved episode upon request, while the show owner retains final editorial control and publication authority. SADIE operates within a connected workflow where source material is carried into work products that teams can inspect and use. It follows story and radio-production practices, including paper edits, one-listener clarity, pacing, structure, and editorial restraint. Dialogue editing and audio measurement standards are applied to ensure repair, intelligibility, loudness, true peak, and master checks. The process includes dialogue editing, repair logging, mixing, and delivering measured masters along with an editable handoff package.
Key features
- Checked transcript generation
- Paper edit and production plan
- Dialogue editing and repair
- Audio mixing and mastering
- Show notes preparation
- Measured WAV and MP3 masters
- Editable handoff packages (WAV, MP3, AAF, SESX, EDL, JSON, CSV)
- Repair logs and measurement reports
Use cases
- Converting recorded conversations into edited podcast episodes
- Preparing show notes from approved transcripts
- Delivering production-ready audio with measured masters and handoffs for further editing
Pros
- Produces checked transcripts, approved stories, repaired and mixed audio, and measured masters
- Provides editable handoffs compatible with tools like Descript, Adobe Audition, Reaper, and Pro Tools
- Offers transparent pricing with Day Pass, Sprint, and Monthly Retainer options
- Retains original meaning during repairs with a repair record
- Supports multiple collaboration tools including Slack, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, and Dropbox
Cons
- Does not record, publish, edit video, clone voices, invent quotes, or make final editorial decisions
- Requires show owner approval for sensitive cuts, speaker rights, sponsor claims, final master, and publication
- Limited to podcast production tasks; does not handle recording or video editing
- External expenses require separate approval and are not included in the rate
Frequently asked questions about SADIE
What does SADIE do for a podcast after recording?
SADIE converts recorded conversations into a checked transcript, an approved story, repaired and mixed audio, measured masters, and an editable handoff for another producer to continue. It can also prepare show notes from the approved episode upon request.
Who is SADIE designed for?
SADIE is designed for small businesses and podcast teams that need post-recording production support, including dialogue editing, audio repair, mixing, and handoffs for continued production.
How does SADIE handle the editorial process?
The show owner retains final editorial control and publication authority, approving the story, sensitive cuts, and final master. SADIE follows story and radio-production practices, including paper edits and editorial restraint.
What pricing models does SADIE offer?
SADIE offers a Day Pass for one active day, a Sprint for a seven-day project, and a Monthly Retainer to maintain ongoing production. There are no usage credits or surprise overages.
What integrations does SADIE support?
SADIE works with Slack, WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, Dropbox, Descript, Adobe Audition, Reaper, Pro Tools, and RSS hosts. Other systems can be supported with agreed access routes and verification steps.
What are SADIE’s limitations in the production process?
SADIE does not record, publish, edit video, clone voices, invent quotes, or make final editorial decisions. The show owner must approve sensitive cuts, speaker rights, sponsor claims, and final publication.