Brassens captures calls and turns speech into searchable, exportable transcripts you can review after the meeting.
The answers separate short dictation, longer meetings, media imports, and the honest limits of speaker separation.
Yes. Brassens can capture meeting audio and produce meeting transcripts that live in your searchable transcription library.
It is designed for people who want to focus on the conversation instead of taking parallel notes.
Brassens includes speaker-oriented meeting transcript views where supported, so reviewing who said what is easier after the call.
Speaker separation can depend on the capture and transcription mode, so the page avoids promising perfect diarization for every recording.
Yes. Brassens can import audio or video files and transcribe them in the background.
Imported media sits next to live captures, making the result searchable and exportable from the same library.
Yes. Dictation is for inserting fresh text into an app; meeting transcription is for recording longer conversations and turning them into records you can revisit.
Brassens supports both workflows so short voice typing and longer call notes do not need separate tools.