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Multicam podcasts, cut automatically for Final Cut Pro.

podswitch automatically cuts multicam podcast video in Final Cut Pro, using each speaker’s microphone. Add one recording per speaker and it works out who is talking, then returns a multicam project with the timeline already cut and a dialogue mix with mic bleed removed. DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro are coming soon.

Your video stays on your computer. We only upload the audio.

Live switch
Host camera
Guest camera
Wide
Host mic
Guest mic
Cut
Each speaker’s microphone decides the shot. A short reply does not trigger a cut; when people talk over each other, the wide angle takes over.

How does it work?

  1. 01

    Drop in one recording per speaker

    Camera files, a multitrack recorder, or each remote guest’s own track. Your browser pulls the audio out of each video file, so the video itself never leaves your computer.

  2. 02

    podswitch listens to every microphone

    It lines the files up by sound, works out who is speaking on each mic, and decides every cut: the person talking, a listener’s reaction on long answers, or the wide shot when people talk over each other.

  3. 03

    Open the edit in Final Cut Pro

    Import the FCPXML and you get a multicam clip with every angle and a timeline that is already cut. Change any decision in the Angle Viewer, as you would with a multicam you cut yourself.

Read how podswitch decides each cut

Your video stays on your computer. We only upload the audio.

Your browser reads each video file locally and extracts its audio. That audio is all podswitch receives, and all it needs: every decision is made from the microphones. Uploaded audio is deleted automatically when your plan’s retention period ends, and it is never used to train models.

What do you get?

Multicam clip
One angle per camera, plus an audio-only angle carrying the dialogue mix.
Pre-cut timeline
The multicam on a timeline with every switch already made.
Dialogue mix
Each mic open only while its speaker talks, so bleed from other mics is removed. 24-bit WAV by default, AAC if you prefer smaller files.
Cut list
A CSV of every shot, with start, end and angle, for checking or other tools.
Preview
Watch the edit in your browser, played from your own files, before you download anything.

What does it cost?

Prices in pounds, including VAT.

Free

£0

  • 3 projects a month
  • Up to 20 minutes per recording
  • Audio and mix kept for 7 days

Or try one project without an account, up to 10 minutes long.

Paid plans

from £7.99 a month

Monthly or annual billing, with more projects, longer recordings and advanced pacing.

See all plans

One-off

£29.99 once

  • One project beyond your plan, without a paid subscription
  • Up to 30 minutes per recording
  • Up to 4 speakers
  • Audio and mix kept for 30 days
About one-off projects

Questions

More in the full FAQ.

What does podswitch do?

podswitch automatically cuts multicam podcast video in Final Cut Pro, using each speaker’s microphone. You give it one recording per speaker; it works out who is talking from the audio and returns a Final Cut Pro multicam project with a pre-cut timeline, plus a dialogue mix with mic bleed removed.

Do you upload my video?

No. Your video stays on your computer. The browser extracts the audio from each video file and only the audio is uploaded. Every editing decision is made from the microphone audio, and no video frame is ever analysed.

Which video editors are supported?

Final Cut Pro, at launch. podswitch produces an FCPXML file that Final Cut Pro imports as a multicam clip and a timeline. DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro are planned for a later phase; there is no date yet.

What do I need to record?

One microphone per speaker, recorded to its own track or file. Cameras can record their own audio or you can use a separate recorder: podswitch syncs everything by sound. Extra cameras with no microphone, such as a wide shot, can be added as angles.

Can I try podswitch without an account?

Yes. You can process one recording free with a verified email address, without creating an account, up to 10 minutes long. The files from a trial are kept for 1 day.

Is my recording used to train AI models?

No. Recordings are processed only to deliver the service to you and are never used to train models.

Try it on your next episode.

One free project, up to 10 minutes long, with a verified email address. No account or card needed.

Try it free