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# Wavelength pour Micro.blog | Manton Reece
  
We have something really big to announce today. [Micro.blog][1] now supports hosting short-form podcasts, also known as microcasts, with a companion iPhone app called [Wavelength][2] for recording, editing, and publishing episodes.
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Nous avons quelque chose de vraiment génial à annoncer aujourd'hui. [Micro.blog][1] supporte désormais l'hébergement de podcasts courts, connus aussi sous le nom de microcasts, avec une app iPhone compagnon appelée [Wavelength][2] pour enregister, éditer et publier des épisodes.
  
![Wavelength screenshots][3]
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![captures d'écrans de Wavelength][3]
  
 
Before the Kickstarter campaign last year, I started my [Timetable microcast][4] to talk about the things I was working on, with a focus on planning what would become Micro.blog. Creating a short podcast is really fun. It's much easier to record and edit than the longer podcasts we're all used to. But it's still not easy enough, and even after nearly 100 episodes of Timetable my workflow was cobbled together with too many apps: Ferrite, Logic, Auphonic, WordPress, a shell script, and sometimes Transmit.
 
Before the Kickstarter campaign last year, I started my [Timetable microcast][4] to talk about the things I was working on, with a focus on planning what would become Micro.blog. Creating a short podcast is really fun. It's much easier to record and edit than the longer podcasts we're all used to. But it's still not easy enough, and even after nearly 100 episodes of Timetable my workflow was cobbled together with too many apps: Ferrite, Logic, Auphonic, WordPress, a shell script, and sometimes Transmit.

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Une app compagnon de micro.blog pour enregistrer, éditer et publier des microcasts. (petits podcasts).


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  1. Wavelength pour Micro.blog | Manton Reece

Nous avons quelque chose de vraiment génial à annoncer aujourd'hui. [Micro.blog][1] supporte désormais l'hébergement de podcasts courts, connus aussi sous le nom de microcasts, avec une app iPhone compagnon appelée [Wavelength][2] pour enregister, éditer et publier des épisodes.

![captures d'écrans de Wavelength][3]

Before the Kickstarter campaign last year, I started my [Timetable microcast][4] to talk about the things I was working on, with a focus on planning what would become Micro.blog. Creating a short podcast is really fun. It's much easier to record and edit than the longer podcasts we're all used to. But it's still not easy enough, and even after nearly 100 episodes of Timetable my workflow was cobbled together with too many apps: Ferrite, Logic, Auphonic, WordPress, a shell script, and sometimes Transmit.

Micro.blog is about making short-form content you own as simple to post as a tweet because we believe blogging should be easier. Podcasting should be easier too.

We're rolling out a new hosted plan on Micro.blog to accommodate microcasts. When you upload an audio file to your site — either from the web, Wavelength, or a third-party app — Micro.blog will automatically create a podcast feed for your microblog. Listeners can subscribe directly, or you can add the feed to the Apple Podcast Directory and it will show up in popular apps like Overcast and Castro. Everything can be served from your own domain name, just like a normal microblog. We've been using this infrastructure for all the episodes of our weekly [Micro Monday][5] microcast.

New hosted microblogs with microcasting support will be $10/month. Microcast audio files will be limited to 20 MB. Existing microblogs hosted on Micro.blog can be upgraded to support microcasting for an additional $5/month.

Everyone has a story to tell. Whether that's through short microblog posts, longer essays, photo blogs, conversations with friends, or now through podcasts, I hope that the Micro.blog platform and suite of apps can help. If you haven't checked out Micro.blog lately or are learning about it for the first time, now is a great time to join the community. Thanks!

[1]: https://micro.blog/ [2]: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wavelength-for-micro-blog/id1365158696?ls=1&mt=8 [3]: https://manton.org/images/2018/wavelength_screenshots.png [4]: http://timetable.fm/ [5]: https://monday.micro.blog/