Bumpers - Record and listen to conversations, rants, and audio shows

Neat

I think the only problem I have with Bumpers is that while I'm listening to the content, all I can think about is wanting to see their faces.

I think we will see more voice-centered application and this is a great entry into the field. A few feedback: - Really love the voice recorder and segmenter, it just lowers the anxiety of recording and makes the editing part so much easier. Great job there! - The selfie camera will somehow do a horizontal flip of the picture (a bug?) - The forced selfie at the end of recording seems to be a bit contrived to serve the design? Staring at an interesting image for 5 mins could still be boring and I don't think it needs to be required. Voice, unlike text, should not take too much space, take advantage of that. - Not a big fan of the Snapchat like horizontal scrolling a.k.a anti tab-bar design. Low discoverability, harder to navigate etc. - The most important part of voice since the dawn of civilization is communication, unlike Anchor, I think Bumper encourages broadcasting than voice interaction. There is no back-and-forth element, which I feel could be filled. Congrats to the launch!

Hi producthunters, Wanted to share this press we got in TechCrunch today as today is our ~official press launch. Also wanted to take the opportunity to talk about a few new features we have since our last PH post. As usual looking forward to your feedback! - save and label drafts for later editing or publishing - combine drafts / import drafts into recordings (allows you to record over time and blend into 1 episode/ no longer 1 take recording) - record new audio from within edit (add something you forgot, delete a section and re-do it, etc) - layer music underneath audio (new music library made for this!) https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/2...

The 'discovery' element needs work. When I jumped in it looked like it was niches to US sports. No quick and easy way to find people by topic, find contacts from other networks, etc. Look forward to playing around with it more but not sure the average user would put the effort it and better discovery prompts would help with onboarding and engagement.

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