Switchr listens to every mic and cuts to whoever's talking. Open the timeline in Final Cut Pro and keep editing.
macOS 15 Sequoia or later · Final Cut Pro sold separately
How it works
Add up to three camera files and the separate mic track for each speaker.
Tell Switchr which mic belongs to which camera, and pick a wide shot for crosstalk.
It reads each mic and cuts to whoever is speaking, with no jumpy flicker.
Import the XML as a real multicam clip. Every cut stays editable with a click.
Features
Reads each mic track to find who's talking, then cuts to their angle. Overlapping voices fall back to your wide shot.
Set a minimum shot length and how often to cut away, so a quick "yeah" never makes the picture bounce.
Exports FCPXML with a true multicam clip. Swap any angle in the viewer, just like you'd cut it by hand.
Every step runs on-device. No uploads, no cloud queue, no waiting on someone else's servers. Edit on a plane, in the studio, anywhere.
Pricing
Hours back on every episode, for less than a coffee a week.
No. All processing happens on your Mac, and results are saved to a folder you choose.
Up to three camera angles plus a separate audio track for each speaker. A single mixed track can't tell Switchr who is talking.
Not today. Switchr is built for Final Cut Pro and exports an FCPXML multicam timeline.
Yes. After you activate your licence key, Switchr runs without an internet connection. [LICENCE CHECK INTERVAL]
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