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Transcription
Turn a recording into words you can use. We check the text against the audio, agree how much detail to keep and flag what can’t be heard clearly.
01 / Your starting point
What you send
A recording you may share, speaker details and verbatim or clean-read requirements.
02 / Our handoff
What you get
A checked transcript, with the speaker labels or time references agreed in your brief.
A place to start
One possible direction.
An AI-generated demonstration made for this site, not client work.
From the audio to the page
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Transcript of the generated demonstration alongside it.
Speech recognition can help prepare a first pass, but the recording remains the reference. We review wording, names, numbers and speaker changes, and flag passages that cannot be resolved confidently from the audio. Source quality and overlapping speech affect what can be transcribed reliably.
Choose the level of detail
A verbatim transcript retains the detail of the spoken record; a cleaned-up version improves readability within the rules you approve. Tell us whether to include fillers, false starts, non-speech sounds, speaker labels or timestamps. We agree these choices before work begins.
Review and handover
Provide the recording, language information and useful names or terminology. We check the text against the audio and use an agreed notation for unclear sections. The transcript is delivered in the agreed document structure, ready for your review or the next production stage.
Can the transcript also be translated?
Yes. Transcription first establishes what was said in the source language. Translation can then create a version for another audience, with both stages included in the brief. This is different from assuming the original recording is already in the target language.
Agree how to handle unclear words
Choose verbatim or clean-read text, speaker labels and timestamps. Unclear words are marked for clarification.
A conversation starts here
Tell us what you’re making.
Tell us the languages, source material and deadline. We’ll work out the details together.
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