Yes, you can. You can edit music as normal in episode builder or use Clip Genie if you are creating a clip with audio that has background music behind it. For more info see the articles below.

It can be difficult to edit music clips as it can result in the music sounding, stuttery, jumpy, and out of time.

"How to edit" or "How to use Clip Genie"

You can use the clip genie feature to place background music behind your voice audio.

See "How to use Clip Genie".

At this point, Alitu does not record video. If this is something you would like you can vote for the feature here. We look at this list to determine what features are most important to our customers.
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However there is a video feed in the studio so that you can see aswell as hear your guests when conducting a recording with remote guests.

Yes! Alitu allows you to record directly inside Alitu, whether that be solo recording or recording with guests (remotely and in person). For more information check out these articles "Solo recording" & "Recording with guests".

Most of the audio processing is automated and there is no ability to control it. However, you do have the choice of turning off the Voice enhancement and/or the Background noise+ in your settings/app preferences.

No, your Alitu subscription is unlimited in terms of recording and uploading audio. For more information, you can view our article on "Alitu Use".

Alitu is designed to edit one podcast per account. However, if you have 2 podcasts and want to edit both with Alitu, you can do that. Once you've finished editing an episode for the 2nd podcast, you'll simply need to download the completed file from Alitu and then upload it directly to your podcast host. 😁

No, Alitu is not optimized to be used on a mobile device (smartphone/tablet, etc). For best performance and user experience please use a laptop or desktop computer.

A wav. file is a high-quality file format, so use this format where you can.

At the moment we allow you to upload the following formats:
​m4a, .mp3, .flac, .mp4, .wav, .ogg, .aiff, .aif, .acc, .aac, .pcm, .wma, .alac, .mp4, .avi, .mov, .flv, .wmv, .mkv, .webm, .mka

​The editing we do automatically is joining all the files together, and adding your music. So, if you upload 3 recordings (for example, a spoken intro, an interview, and a listener recording) we’ll edit them all together for you, and put your theme music at the start and end.
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​The editing you’ll do yourself with Alitu’s editing tool removes editing mistakes, coughs, silences, etc. Our custom podcast editor tool makes it super-easy to do this, right inside Alitu. Using that, you can highlight parts you want to remove in your recording and we’ll remove them for you. How to Edit Your Recordings in Alitu

We also offer a text-based editing tool that lets you edit your audio using your transcript. You can read more about it here.

Absolutely! We love to hear from our users and often incorporate those requests into future releases.

You can tell us what features you would like on our Alitu Features page.

Submitting your idea here lets other users vote on it, too. The more votes an idea receives, the better!

No. You need an internet connection to be able to use the features in Alitu as we are a cloud-based software.
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At present this is not a feature we have in Alitu, however, if it is something you would like us to create and implement then please vote for it in our features request page