Transducer For Mac

Transducer is a small OS X utility that aims to bring comfort and efficiency when it comes to uploading and publishing podcasts. The tool comes with a built-in metadata editor, and can upload content to Libsyn and SoundCloud.

To start working with the Transducer app, you must provide the MP3 file you want to upload and specify the podcast where you want to post the audio. For your convenience, Transducer stores all podcasts configurations: just provide the name, artists, and artwork you want to employ.

You get to see the list of configured podcasts within the Transducer main window, and you must select one of them to move forward to the Metadata Editor. Here you get to set the episode title and include a small text description.

Note that Transducer allows you to preview the associated artwork, provides details about the MP3’s duration and length, and also lets you know what you have posted previously in the podcast, so you can always know what episode is next.

To allow Transducer to complete the upload process, you need to choose the hosting (Libsyn or SoundCloud) and connect to your accounts. After the transfer is complete, Transducer allows you to run custom scripts and preview the output within the app.

Note that the custom scripts function is experimental at the moment, but you can learn more about what you can do with it on the project’s webpage. Make sure to visit the site to review the list of command line arguments supported by the Transducer script runner.

To sum up, Transducer delivers a user-friendly solution for uploading MP3 podcasts to online hosts and publishing the content to your RSS feed or WordPress blog with ease.

Transducer comes with a straightforward workflow that takes you through all the steps, just like a setup assistant. At the same time, Transducer will automatically close itself after the publishing procedure is complete.