Features

Track in, video out.

Seven things it does, in the order you'll use them.

The Video sources browser: keyword search across archive.org collections
01 · Sources

Dig through archive.org

Bring your own video, or search the archive.org catalogue right from the app and load tapes straight in. Can't decide? Add random.

The scene trimmer: a filmstrip with In and Out handles
02 · Scenes

Keep the weird bits

Trim the best seconds of any tape into scenes, star the footage you love, tag it so the sequencer knows what to pull.

The bar ruler, waveform and BPM panel: 91 BPM, 441 cuts
03 · Grid

DJ software-like beat detection

Drop a track and it finds the tempo, the downbeats and the transients, like your DJ software would. Cut to the drums or follow the melody. Tap or nudge when it's off.

The Sequencer dock: Random and Phrase modes
04 · Sequencer

Your whole video done in one click

The sequencer deals scenes into every slot of the track in under a second. Hate a cut? Reroll it. Love one? Keep it.

The FX rack: Ghost Tape, Bad Signal, Codec Rot, Meltdown and Surprise me
05 · FX

Fuck around and find out

Effects, filters and mutations. Stack them, fire them every slot or every bar, or hit Surprise me.

Ghost TapeCodec RotMeltdownSurprise me
A title with stroke and plate over VHS footage
06 · Text

Have something to say? Write it down.

Drag titles onto the picture, give them a stroke and a plate. They snap to the beat like everything else.

The same cut opened in Adobe Premiere, a marker on every beat
07 · Output

Finish it in Premiere. Or don't.

Render an mp4 up to 4K, 16:9 or 9:16, and you're done. Or export XML and open the whole cut in Adobe Premiere, a marker on every beat.

.mp44K9:16.xml

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