Feature
A real mixer, and voice-over recorded in the browser
A fader and live meters on every track, with clip gain and fades where you need them. Record a voice-over straight into the cut from Chrome.
Instead of guessing at levels you cannot see, and recording a scratch voice-over on your phone to drop in later.
- For Creators, Editors, Post houses
- Plans Every plan, including Free
People react to sound before they notice picture. A music cue that buries a line, or a cut that jumps in level, gets a note every time. B/side gives you a mixer in the cut, so the sound is in shape before anyone watches.
On every track
- A fader and pan, with mute and solo.
- Live meters, so you see the level while you play.
- 5.1 and 7.1 clips on one track, mixed and exported as stereo.
- Track presets for a setup you use again and again.
On every clip
- Clip gain to even out a quiet take before it reaches the fader.
- Volume keyframes to duck the music under a line and bring it back after.
- Fades to ease a clip in or out.
- Crossfades to smooth a cut in the sound.
Voice-over in the browser
Record a voice-over straight into your project from Chrome. For a YouTube video it might be the final narration. For a documentary it might be the scratch track that tells the story until the real narrator records.
Either way, it lands on the timeline where you need it. You cut picture to it straight away.
Or type the line instead. You get a voice-over clip in your timeline, and it can be timed to the space between your marks.
Why it matters
A cut with balanced levels gets better notes, because people respond to the story rather than to the rough edges. When a producer or a client watches, they hear the dialogue clearly and the music where it belongs.
It also keeps you moving. Fixing a level is a fader move or a keyframe, done in the same place you are cutting, so small sound fixes happen as you go instead of piling up for the end.
Ready for the mix
When the cut goes to a sound team, your tracks carry the names the sound mixer gave each channel. Your levels show the intent, and the mix starts from a cut that already sounds right.
Questions
Can I mix in 5.1?
No. A 5.1 or 7.1 clip sits on the timeline as one track, and B/side mixes and exports in stereo.
Do I need another app to record a voice-over?
No. You record it in the browser, straight into your project.
Can I reuse a track setup I like?
Yes. Track presets keep a setup so you can apply it to another track whenever you need it.