Riverside NEW EDITOR Walkthrough

Riverside has rebuilt its editor around a faster, more flexible workspace. In this editor walkthrough, I’ll show you where everything lives, how to move between project files and edits without leaving the editor, and how the redesigned interface gives you more room and control while you work. What's covered in this video: Navigate source files, edits, Magic Clips, exports, and assets from the new sidebar Customize the workspace by collapsing, resizing, and rearranging panels Control automatic AI workflows and personalize how they process your recordings Explore the upgraded timeline, transcript correction, free-form layouts, and editing tools Manage motion graphics, exports, sharing, music, segment volume, and custom fades This is the first in my deeper look at Riverside’s new editor. Subscribe for dedicated tutorials on the timeline and editing tools. Try Riverside: https://riverside.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Book a Riverside one-on-one coaching session with me: https://cotovan.com/coaching ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ More Riverside.fm tutorials:    • Riverside.fm   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe for free Riverside tips, tricks and training: https://cotovan.com/riverside-newsletter Chapters: 00:00 Meet the new Riverside editor 01:47 Navigate project files and edits 06:30 Customize the editing workspace 07:36 Control automatic AI workflows 09:56 Select words on the timeline 10:50 Change aspect ratio and audio view 11:37 Restore edits with version history 13:17 Explore AI, brand, and track tools 15:38 Create free-form video layouts 16:58 Edit with the upgraded timeline 20:51 Correct transcripts and add comments 23:15 Customize motion graphics 23:56 Export, share, and publish 25:23 Add music and control audio fades 27:51 Review the new editing workflow #riverside #cristicotovan #podcasting