For bands · videographers · church media teams — macOS (Apple Silicon)

Your gig folder →
a finished Final Cut timeline
in 15 minutes.

Drop in your cameras and your board mix. Every song found, named and synced across every angle — captions done, per-song folders ready. And nothing leaves your Mac.

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Manor Set — Larger Than Lions · board mix + camera · 1:28:30

Board mix — soundboard master

0:000:150:300:451:001:151:28
01 · Rolling in the Deep 02 · Chain of Fools talk 03 · Higher Love 04 · How Will I Know talk 05 · The Greatest Love of All 06 · Give Me the Night + 17 more
INSTA360synced +0.03s
Analysis complete23 songs found & named · camera synced +0.03s · captions written · nothing uploaded
Sound familiar?
"After the show you can mix the board audio to your heart's content and then line it up with the GoPro video… it's a decent amount of work tbh."— every band that films its own gigs (r/bandmembers)
"Is it somehow possible to automatically sync them?" — the top answer, in full: "Manually."— the current state of the art (r/finalcutpro)
"I used to edit everything in Premiere and listen through the whole sermon for hours 😅😭"— every church media volunteer, every Sunday night (r/churchtech)
No mockups — screenshots from the beta, unedited

This is the actual app, on a real set of ours.

Larger Than Lions, the Manor set: one board mix and one camera went in — 1 hour 28 minutes of it. Out came 23 songs, found, named and timed, the camera synced to the board at +0.03 seconds, captions written, and an export button per song for Final Cut and SRT.

Live Media Analyzer showing an analyzed 1:28:30 master with 23 songs and a completed analysis pipeline
The analysis pipeline — boundaries detected, talk windows suppressed, songs identified. 1:28:30 master → 23 songs.
Gig overview: songs detected, captions, crowd peaks, camera sync — with per-song export to Final Cut Pro
One gig, every output: per-song FCPXML export, captions & chapters, stems, subtitles, setlist.
The full detected setlist: 23 songs with names, artists, confidence, start and end times, and per-song FCP and SRT export buttons
Scroll the real setlist — every song named, timed and exportable. ↑
The proof, uncut

Watch a real 3-hour gig get processed

One continuous take, clock on screen, no cuts over the important parts. Landing here this week.

▶ DEMO VIDEO — REPLACE WITH RAY'S ASSET 1
How it works

Three steps. One of them is coffee.

1

Drop the folder in

Cameras, board mix, stems if you've got them — the whole gig folder, exactly as it came off the rig. 40GB? Fine.

2

Walk away for ~15 minutes

It finds every song boundary, names the songs from the lyrics, syncs every camera to the board audio, labels the talking and applause, and writes your captions. All on your Mac.

3

Open your edit

A real Final Cut multicam project — synced angles, a marker on every song, captions on the timeline. Or grab the per-song folders and take them anywhere.

FCPXML multicam project + markers Per-song folders — audio · stems · video · SRT YouTube chapters + captions Setlist for your socials Conference mode — talks split by topic
Built for the person holding the footage

Whichever stage you work

Bands that film their gigs

"Post the gig video before the band's even home."

Your multicam rig + XR18 board mix goes in; song clips, setlist and chapters come out. Raw, real live video — the kind that gets you bookings — without losing your Sunday to the scrub-and-blade routine.

Editors & videographers

"A real FCP multicam project. Not an MP4."

Stop-start cameras, drift at the 8-minute mark, destructive flattening, splitting a set song-by-song — the jobs where the honest answer is still "manually". Non-destructive FCPXML you can inspect, adjust and undo.

Church media teams

"Just the sermon — not the entire stream. By Sunday night."

The livestream goes in; the worship set comes out split song-by-song, the sermon segmented by topic, captions and chapters done. Right-sized for volunteer teams — no rig changes, no jargon, and your service never touches anyone's server.

Local-first, honestly

Nothing leaves your Mac.

Pricing

Own it — or subscribe because you ship weekly

Own It · one-time

$79 $129
founder price · first 25 seats · then $129
  • The app, forever — plus 12 months of updates
  • 10 analysis hours included (about 3 full gigs)
  • Top up anytime: $39 / 10 hours · $79 / 25 hours
  • Optional updates pass after year one: $39/yr
  • Direct line to the two of us who build and use it
Get Founder's Edition

30-day money-back · 25/25 seats left · priced like a piece of gear, not a subscription

Studio · for weekly shippers

$29/mo · or $290/yr (2 months free)
  • 12 analysis hours every month (unused hours roll over)
  • 3 seats — one plan covers the media team or the band
  • All updates + priority support while subscribed
  • First 100 subscribers lock $19/mo — for life
  • Cancel anytime. Everything you exported stays yours.
Start Studio

Still under Sermon Shots' $40/mo — and it does the part they can't

Power user with your own Anthropic API key? The BYOK edition is the same one-time price with zero credits needed — your key, your costs, total transparency. Mention it at checkout.

Straight answers

Questions editors actually ask

Doesn't Final Cut already sync multicam?
For continuous takes with clean audio — yes, and when it works we're not here to replace it. This is for everything it can't do: cameras that stop-start every 30 minutes, audio that drifts a second out by the 8-minute mark, splitting a 3-hour set into songs, captions for music, and getting all of that out per-song without destructively flattening your multicam. The honest community answer to those today is "manually". That's the part we deleted.
Is this AI editing my video?
No. It finds song boundaries, names songs, syncs angles and writes captions — mechanical, checkable work. It never makes a creative decision, never generates content, never touches your footage. You still make the edit; you just start it four hours later than your competition thinks is possible.
Does my footage get uploaded anywhere?
No. Audio analysis, transcription and stem separation run entirely on your Mac. The only data that leaves is a small amount of loudness and lyric text used to identify songs — no video, no audio. If a cloud service losing wedding footage made you wince, that's exactly why we built it this way.
What exactly comes out the other end?
A Final Cut multicam project (FCPXML) with synced angles, a marker at every song and captions on the timeline; per-song folders each containing master audio, stems, the camera files and an SRT; YouTube chapters and captions; and a plain-text setlist. Not using FCP? The per-song folders and SRTs drop into Premiere, Resolve or anything else.
What do I need?
A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) and your gig folder — camera files plus a board/soundboard recording (a stereo board mix works; multitrack or stems make it even better). No account, no login.
What are "analysis hours"?
The one part that costs us real money per run is the cloud analysis that names songs and validates boundaries — so credits are measured in hours of footage analyzed. A typical 3-hour gig uses 3 hours. Your first 10 are included; top-ups are $39 for 10 more. Everything else the app does is unlimited and local.
What if it doesn't work on my footage?
30 days, full refund, no questions. We're two people validating a product with 25 founder seats — an unhappy founder customer costs us more than $79.
Who's behind this

Two working musicians. One lost Sunday too many.

Ray has fronted bands for twenty years and spent two of them wrestling multicam gig footage — the syncing, the scrubbing, the songs found by ear. Byron builds software and plays keys for a living. So we built the software to get our Sundays back — and we use it on our own gigs every week.

The first 25 seats are priced at $79 because we want the app in the hands of people who film real gigs and will tell us the truth about it — with a direct line to both of us while we do.

The footage on your shelf
is a timeline waiting to happen.

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