Transcriptions
How to access and how your transcripts are used in Cleft
Open your note
Open a note in Cleft
Find the transcript toggle
Look for the “Transcript” toggle as per above image
View the transcript
Click or tap to view the raw transcript of your recording
Make edits
From here, you can edit the transcript as you would any other text
Regenerate if needed
When you are done, you will have the option to regenerate the transcription, or the transcript and the summary note
How transcriptions in Cleft work
Creation
- When you record a voice note, Cleft uses the Whisper model to prepare the initial transcription locally on your device.
- This transcription process happens once, immediately after you finish recording.
Edits and Updates
For any future modifications to your note, such as:
- Regeneration
- Merging with other notes
- Appending new content
- Manual edits
Cleft works with the text-based transcript rather than reprocessing the original audio. This approach ensures faster performance and allows for more flexible editing.
Benefits of using transcripts
- High accuracy: The Whisper model provides industry-leading transcription quality.
- Quick review: Scan through your thoughts faster than listening to the entire audio.
- Easy editing: Make changes directly to the text without altering the original recording.
- Improved searchability: Find specific information in your notes more easily.
- Accessibility: Provides a text version for those who prefer or need to read rather than listen.
Tips for working with transcripts
- Review the transcript shortly after recording to correct any rare misinterpretations.
- Use the transcript as a starting point for further refinement of your ideas.
- Compare the transcript with the final note to see how Cleft has structured and enhanced your thoughts.
While the Whisper model offers exceptional accuracy, it may occasionally misinterpret words or phrases, especially with specialized terminology or in noisy environments. A quick review can help catch any such instances.
By leveraging the power of the Whisper model and understanding how transcripts work in Cleft, you can make the most of this feature to capture and refine your ideas effectively.
Transcriptions
How to access and how your transcripts are used in Cleft
Open your note
Open a note in Cleft
Find the transcript toggle
Look for the “Transcript” toggle as per above image
View the transcript
Click or tap to view the raw transcript of your recording
Make edits
From here, you can edit the transcript as you would any other text
Regenerate if needed
When you are done, you will have the option to regenerate the transcription, or the transcript and the summary note
How transcriptions in Cleft work
Creation
- When you record a voice note, Cleft uses the Whisper model to prepare the initial transcription locally on your device.
- This transcription process happens once, immediately after you finish recording.
Edits and Updates
For any future modifications to your note, such as:
- Regeneration
- Merging with other notes
- Appending new content
- Manual edits
Cleft works with the text-based transcript rather than reprocessing the original audio. This approach ensures faster performance and allows for more flexible editing.
Benefits of using transcripts
- High accuracy: The Whisper model provides industry-leading transcription quality.
- Quick review: Scan through your thoughts faster than listening to the entire audio.
- Easy editing: Make changes directly to the text without altering the original recording.
- Improved searchability: Find specific information in your notes more easily.
- Accessibility: Provides a text version for those who prefer or need to read rather than listen.
Tips for working with transcripts
- Review the transcript shortly after recording to correct any rare misinterpretations.
- Use the transcript as a starting point for further refinement of your ideas.
- Compare the transcript with the final note to see how Cleft has structured and enhanced your thoughts.
While the Whisper model offers exceptional accuracy, it may occasionally misinterpret words or phrases, especially with specialized terminology or in noisy environments. A quick review can help catch any such instances.
By leveraging the power of the Whisper model and understanding how transcripts work in Cleft, you can make the most of this feature to capture and refine your ideas effectively.