Split
Mark segments on the waveform. Each one is saved as its own file, with or without fades.
Game sounds on one board
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Download for freefor Mac, Windows and Linux
Drop in your files, cut them into pieces, merge them, add effects and make seamless loops. Every result instantly becomes a file in the right folder. Work online as a team, just like in Miro, or grab the free app for yourself.
Open source on GitHub The desktop app is free, MIT license ★A live mini version of the board goes here: sound cards, Split and Merge frames, effects.
Click ▶ on a card to listen. Click the waveform in the “Door” frame to cut the sound. Drag a card by its name.
Everything you do with game sounds
Your originals stay untouched: every action creates new files. What you hear on the board is exactly what gets saved. The tools are the same online and on desktop.
Trim and fades
Keep what you need, cut out the rest, or just smooth out the start and the end.
Merge
Sounds are joined in the order they sit in the frame. With a gap or a crossfade.
25 effects and 21 presets
Robot, space, walkie-talkie, cave, 8-bit, pitch and tempo shifts. What you hear in the preview is exactly what goes into the file.
Loop seam
A strip under the waveform shows whether the loop will click where it wraps around. One button finds the best point for you.
A frame is a folder
Draw a frame on the board, and everything saved in it lands in a folder with the same name.
Export
ogg, mp3 or wav. A single file, a .zip archive, or straight into your game folder.
Together on one board Online
Up to 5 people per team. See everyone’s cursors and who is selecting, dragging or listening to what. Changes show up for everyone instantly.
Projects and storage
Every project is a separate workspace. The dashboard shows how much space each one takes.
Open source, MIT ★
Free on your own computer
The same sound editor as an app for Mac, Windows and Linux. No account, no internet and no storage limits: your files live in a regular folder. ffmpeg is already built in.
macOS
macOS 12 or later, .dmg file
Windows
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, .exe installer
Linux
x64: AppImage for any distribution, or .deb
First launch: on a Mac, open the app, and when macOS stops it, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click “Open Anyway”. On Windows, click “More info” → “Run anyway”. The app isn’t signed with a developer certificate yet. All releases · Source code
| Desktop | Online, Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | free | $9.95 a month for the whole team |
| Who it’s for | just you | teams of up to 5 people |
| Shared boards and live cursors | no | yes |
| Where your files live | a folder on your drive | in the cloud, from any computer |
| Storage | as much as your drive holds | 500 MB per team member |
| Works offline | yes | no |
| Account | not needed | email, Google or Facebook |
Pricing
The online version is one subscription for the whole team, and members don’t pay a thing. Working solo? Grab the free desktop app.
Pro online
An online board for a team making a game together.
$9.95 per month per team
- A team of up to 5 people
- 500 MB for each member
- Shared projects and live cursors, like in Miro
- Runs in the browser, nothing to install
- Split, trim, merge, seam and 25 effects
- Export to ogg / mp3 / wav and .zip
Desktop
Just for you: the same editor on your own computer.
$0 forever
- Free and open source
- Mac, Windows and Linux
- Works offline
- Space is limited only by your disk
- The same boards, effects and export
Questions
How is the desktop app different from the online version?
The sound tools are the same. The desktop app is free, works offline and saves files to a folder on your drive, but it’s for one person. The online version is for working as a team on shared boards from any computer.
Do team members pay?
No. One subscription at $9.95 a month covers the whole team of up to 5 people, and everyone gets 500 MB for their sounds. Members just accept the invite.
What happens if I cancel my subscription?
Your projects get locked, but your files don’t go anywhere. You can download any project as a .zip archive, and once you renew, everything opens up just as it was.
Which formats can I upload?
wav, mp3, ogg, flac, m4a, aac, opus, webm and most other audio formats. You can save and export to ogg, mp3 or wav.
What happens when I run out of space?
Everything you already have stays put, new files just won’t be saved. You can free up space on the “Storage” page. On desktop, the only limit is your drive.
Who can see my projects?
Only you can see your personal projects. Team projects are visible to the members of your team. Files are served only to people who have access to the project.
Are the cursors on the board up top real people?
No, they’re demo bots. They show what working together online looks like: your real teammates move around, select and change cards on your board in just the same way.
Why does my Mac or Windows show a warning on first launch?
The desktop app isn’t signed with a developer certificate yet, so your system asks whether you trust it. On a Mac, try to open the app once, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click “Open Anyway”. On Windows, click “More info” → “Run anyway”. The app’s code is open on GitHub.
Your first project in a minute
Online with your team for $9.95 a month, or for free on your own computer.
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