At this point, we all know what Marvel brings to the table. Comic books, blockbuster movies, and video games galore. But the audio side of their business is growing quickly.

The company has put out dozens of high-quality, well-renowned shows in recent years. “This Week in Marvel”, “Pull List”, and “Women of Marvel” highlight just a few of the star-studded audio lineup.

The company was doing some remote recordings by 2020. But when the pandemic hit, everything changed. There was an internal need to find a recording platform that was easy, high quality, and scalable.

Marvel’s solution to recording in the midst of a pandemic

Marvel produces multiple shows and records with guests globally. Before the pandemic, remote recording was not so easy for the team. Jill Du Boff, Director said that “recording remotely prior to the pandemic was extremely difficult. We didn’t have a recording platform and we often had to interview over the phone. The recordings were always ‘phone’ quality.”

She also added that “one of the benefits of Riverside is that we can interview guests from all over the world. We can’t necessarily have a guest from Brazil fly in for an interview, but we can set up a 45-minute remote recording with them from their home.”

The power of remote recording opened up doors for the audio department of Marvel. They not only maintained momentum, but moved beyond their prior capacity to record.

There’s a reason teams like Marvel choose Riverside Maybe you need help with recording high quality audio and video content. Or maybe you need to empower your producer’s to have more control and take your show to the next level. Whatever your audio and video recording needs, Riverside’s mission is to make it easy and high quality.

In addition to giving users professional capabilities and offering different roles so everyone involved can be a part of the production, Riverside is user-friendly and intuitive, making it an excellent platform for qualified producers, hosts, and technically challenged hobbyists alike.

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At this point, we all know what Marvel brings to the table. Comic books, blockbuster movies, and video games galore. But the audio side of their business is growing quickly.

The company has put out dozens of high-quality, well-renowned shows in recent years. “This Week in Marvel”, “Pull List”, and “Women of Marvel” highlight just a few of the star-studded audio lineup.

The company was doing some remote recordings by 2020. But when the pandemic hit, everything changed. There was an internal need to find a recording platform that was easy, high quality, and scalable.

Marvel’s solution to recording in the midst of a pandemic

Marvel produces multiple shows and records with guests globally. Before the pandemic, remote recording was not so easy for the team. Jill Du Boff, Director said that “recording remotely prior to the pandemic was extremely difficult. We didn’t have a recording platform and we often had to interview over the phone. The recordings were always ‘phone’ quality.”

She also added that “one of the benefits of Riverside is that we can interview guests from all over the world. We can’t necessarily have a guest from Brazil fly in for an interview, but we can set up a 45-minute remote recording with them from their home.”

The power of remote recording opened up doors for the audio department of Marvel. They not only maintained momentum, but moved beyond their prior capacity to record.

At this point, we all know what Marvel brings to the table. Comic books, blockbuster movies, and video games galore. But the audio side of their business is growing quickly.

The company has put out dozens of high-quality, well-renowned shows in recent years. “This Week in Marvel”, “Pull List”, and “Women of Marvel” highlight just a few of the star-studded audio lineup.

The company was doing some remote recordings by 2020. But when the pandemic hit, everything changed. There was an internal need to find a recording platform that was easy, high quality, and scalable.

Marvel’s solution to recording in the midst of a pandemic

Marvel produces multiple shows and records with guests globally. Before the pandemic, remote recording was not so easy for the team. Jill Du Boff, Director said that “recording remotely prior to the pandemic was extremely difficult. We didn’t have a recording platform and we often had to interview over the phone. The recordings were always ‘phone’ quality.”

She also added that “one of the benefits of Riverside is that we can interview guests from all over the world. We can’t necessarily have a guest from Brazil fly in for an interview, but we can set up a 45-minute remote recording with them from their home.”

The power of remote recording opened up doors for the audio department of Marvel. They not only maintained momentum, but moved beyond their prior capacity to record.

At this point, we all know what Marvel brings to the table. Comic books, blockbuster movies, and video games galore. But the audio side of their business is growing quickly.

The company has put out dozens of high-quality, well-renowned shows in recent years. “This Week in Marvel”, “Pull List”, and “Women of Marvel” highlight just a few of the star-studded audio lineup.

The company was doing some remote recordings by 2020. But when the pandemic hit, everything changed. There was an internal need to find a recording platform that was easy, high quality, and scalable.

Marvel’s solution to recording in the midst of a pandemic

Marvel produces multiple shows and records with guests globally. Before the pandemic, remote recording was not so easy for the team. Jill Du Boff, Director said that “recording remotely prior to the pandemic was extremely difficult. We didn’t have a recording platform and we often had to interview over the phone. The recordings were always ‘phone’ quality.”

She also added that “one of the benefits of Riverside is that we can interview guests from all over the world. We can’t necessarily have a guest from Brazil fly in for an interview, but we can set up a 45-minute remote recording with them from their home.”

The power of remote recording opened up doors for the audio department of Marvel. They not only maintained momentum, but moved beyond their prior capacity to record.

How using Producer Mode became a super power for Marvel

One of the core benefits of using Riverside is the power it gives to producers. Hosts and guests already have so much on their plates. If you add in sharing links, maintaining audio quality, marking clips to edit, and more...it becomes too much.

For Marvel, this problem is easily solved with Riverside. Du Boff from Marvel gave more context:

“We always use Producer mode. We have a producer on every episode who is in charge of monitoring the audio, sharing out links, and checking mics. If we need to do anything fancy, the producer will reach out to tech support during the session.”

This simple mode for producers unlocked serious super powers for the Marvel team.

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How Marvel continued recording multiple shows concurrently and scaled their audio content

Marvel is, first and foremost, an entertainment company. And those sure do produce a lot of great content. On the podcasting side alone, they boast many shows that have an extremely high standard of quality.

With Riverside, Marvel has been able to create high quality audio for many of their podcasts. Du Boff added that Marvel has “multiple concurrently running audio shows that are recorded on Riverside.”

When you’re scaling out multiple shows, you need a reliable recording platform that can keep you organized as well. The Marvel team also stated that Riverside “makes it so easy to store your audio files so you can come back to them 2 weeks later when you need them.”

From creating content, to organize it, and beyond: the Marvel team relies on Riverside to scale.