Newsdelivers.com – Talk about audio apps, Twitter Spaces and Clubhouse It’s been a lot of discussion lately. Both were launched in 2020, which finally left a big question for users, “which is better?”
As is known, Twitter Spaces was held again after Twitter decided to remove the Fleet feature. On the other hand, Clubhouse is a social audio app that was released earlier than Twitter Spaces. The good thing is that these two audio chat room applications can be used by iOS and Android users.
With the existence of these two, of course, this leaves users with a sense of curiosity and dilemma. To eliminate your curiosity, let’s take a look at the differences and similarities of these two applications, summarized brilio.net from the Twitter Help Center page, igeeksblog, and various other sources, Tuesday (21/9).
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1. Audio chat room.
Clubhouse Rooms and Twitter Spaces are audio chat rooms that allow users to create their own rooms, invite speakers and attendees to join, and hold conversations for as long as they want.
2. Have a “raise your hand” feature.
If you are a participant or want to be an in-room speaker, you will need to raise your hand, ask a question, or ask the speaker yourself.
3. Moderated room.
Clubhouse Spaces and Twitter Spaces are moderated. Therefore, you may be expelled for any offence.
4. Real time conversation.
All conversations in the room happen in real-time and are recorded by the respective apps as well. However, you can’t pause a conversation to listen to it later.
5. Similar layout.
These two apps have the same layout. This means that the speaker is at the top of the screen and the listener is at the bottom.
Differences between Twitter Spaces and Clubhouse features.
foto: Twitter/@TwitterSpaces; Flickr/@ Marco Verch Professional Photographer’s photostream
1. There is no waiting list on Twitter Spaces.
While Clubhouse is still in invite-only mode, Twitter Spaces has no waiting list. People with 600 followers or more have access to the feature.
2. Twitter Spaces allows text.
It is labeled as the previous transcription. Twitter Spaces hosts live text conversations. You can choose to read it and turn off the audio completely.
3. More speakers at the Clubhouse.
There is no limit to the total number of speakers a Clubhouse room can have. While Twitter Spaces can only accommodate 11 speakers at once.
4. Clubhouse allows moderators.
Clubhouse allows users to co-host the room as a moderator. This is a great networking opportunity because you can always create more space with your fellow content creators and take advantage of their network.
5. Clubhouse can schedule conversations.
With Clubhouse, you can schedule conversations to create a buzz for your upcoming space. On the other hand, Twitter Spaces doesn’t have this option, so you’ll have to tweet about your space.
6. Recordings can be saved in Twitter Spaces.
While both platforms record conversations, Clubhouse automatically deletes after the room ends if no one reports a violation. Whereas Twitter Spaces keeps it for 30 days and deletes it if no violations are reported up to that time. However, neither of the platforms lets you record conversations.
7. Freedom to send messages on Twitter Spaces.
The clubhouse has no way of communicating with users after the room ends. The only options are to follow their profile or ping them on Twitter or LinkedIn. In addition to Twitter, Twitter Spaces allows users to connect with the person from the room itself. Thus, users do not need to switch applications to establish a further communication relationship with that person.
8. Monetization on Twitter Spaces.
foto: Twitter/@TwitterSpaces
Twitter has announced Ticketed Twitter Spaces, where content creators will be able to monetize their audio space. You must meet certain requirements to be selected, and for a 20% discount, Twitter will allow users to earn money from streaming. Clubhouse, on the other hand, has not yet monetized the platform.
(brl / tin)
