Connect
Two phones over Wi‑Fi or USB (3–4 in Beta, depending on your computer), plus webcams, your screen and an audio interface. Pick a setup, scan a code on each phone, and they join the session.
One session on one computer. Connect what you have, record every angle on one clock, and leave with a first cut.
Two phones over Wi‑Fi or USB (3–4 in Beta, depending on your computer), plus webcams, your screen and an audio interface. Pick a setup, scan a code on each phone, and they join the session.
A flash on every phone and one clap line up the cameras and the microphones by their waveforms. Webcams and the screen run on the same clock. You watch it lock before you record.
Plug in a microphone and an audio interface. ASIO input, live monitoring and clean processing, recorded in step with the picture.
The script scrolls on the camera phone, so your eyes stay on the lens, and under the picture on your computer. Stream Deck and MIDI start and stop everything from your desk.
In a podcast the director follows whoever is speaking and switches angles live, so the first cut exists the moment you stop.
Transcribe on your computer, find any moment by its words, and add captions for wide and vertical video.
Ask the assistant for a rough cut: it trims the pauses and follows the speaker. Nothing runs until you choose it.
Send the session to DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro with every angle in sync, or render wide and vertical video straight away.