A multitrack audio editor that shows your recording as a spectrogram, so a cough under a voice or a chair scrape becomes a shape you can select and remove — leaving everything around it untouched. No account, no upload, no subscription.
Version 1.0.0 · Apple Silicon · 13 MB
Recording, editing, restoration and separation all run locally. Nothing is uploaded, which means client material never leaves the room it was recorded in.
Arrange a session across tracks, or open one file and work on it directly — trim, gain, normalise, fade, reverse, with undo that stores only what changed.
Sound drawn as time against frequency. Select a region and attenuate it, or heal it from the moments either side so no hole is left behind.
Adaptive noise reduction, DeReverb, Voice Enhance and de-click, each working from a noise floor estimated from the recording itself.
EQ and graphic EQ, compressor, limiter, gate, de-esser, multiband, reverb, delay, chorus, flanger, phaser, stereo width and filters.
Your own plug-ins load into any chain, each hosted in a separate process so a plug-in that crashes takes itself down and not your session.
Draw volume, pan or any effect parameter over time, with linear, hold and smooth curves between breakpoints.
ITU-R BS.1770-4 and EBU R128 metering with true peak from a 4×-oversampled signal, and targets for the platforms you deliver to.
Import a video and its audio arrives as an ordinary clip, so every tool works on it while the picture follows the transport.
WAV, AIFF, FLAC and MP3 with real dither, batch jobs across a session, markers, regions and a project archive format.
Say what the audio is — dialogue, music, sound effects or ambience — and get processing suited to it, with a loudness target that matches where it is going.
Source separation runs offline on your own machine. The model is fetched once, from inside the app, with a button — no hunting for files and no dragging anything into a folder.
Separation uses Spleeter, whose weights are MIT-licensed and published separately from the app. The first time you open the separation dialog there is a Download button beside the model; press it once and the weights are verified against a checksum and kept for next time.
Spleeter models frequencies up to 11 kHz, so its stems have less sparkle at the top than the original. That is how the model was built, and the app says so before you spend the download.
Currently built for Apple Silicon Macs. Windows and Linux are not ready yet.