1 Add your recordings
Add up to four camera videos of the same concert. One camera is fine too. If you also recorded the sound on a separate recorder (for example a Zoom), add that file as well. Long files are fine.
2 Check they are in sync
The app lined the recordings up by listening to them. Press Play on the screen to watch all cameras side by side. If one is early or late, nudge it until mouths and hands match the sound.
Each bar is one recording placed on the concert's timeline. Click anywhere on it to play from there.
3 Choose the best sound
The finished video uses one sound track throughout. Press Listen to compare, then pick the one that sounds best.
4 Choose what to keep
More settings
5 Songs and titlesPieces the choir applauded
Whenever the choir applauded after a run-through, the music just before the applause is picked up here. False starts and stops are left out.
Type or paste your running order, one song per line, as Song title – Composer. You can also load a .txt or .csv file. The titles are matched to the songs in order.
If a song starts or ends in the wrong place: press ▶, pause the screen at the right moment, then press Start here or End here.
How the titles and logo look
The screen shows a sample as you change these. The logo stays on screen for the whole video. A PNG with a see-through background looks best. Your choices are remembered on this computer.
Song finding settings
6 Preview and make the video
Each song is saved as its own video file, numbered in concert order (for example “01 Ave Verum Corpus.mp4”). In Chrome or Edge you choose a folder first and they are all saved into it.
The video is made by playing the concert through once, so it takes as long as the finished video. Keep this tab open and in front while it works. Plug in your laptop.