cutty
Turn multiple recordings into an organized timeline
What it does
You know the drill: hit record, repeat the same line 10 times, and later spend hours finding the best take. Cutty fixes that. It automatically turns your long recordings into a clean timeline, organized by sentence. So editing becomes fast and painless. Best of all, you can keep using your favorite video editor, whether it’s DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, or Premiere Pro.
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- EVEdit videos faster by automatically removing silences2022 · kapwing.com · ▲171
Our team is filled with technologists and creators, and when we record and edit videos, 80% of the time is spent chopping up the video, removing silences, and picking the right takes. So we decided to build a tool that did that for you — or at least get you there most of the way! Our initial implementation is somewhat naïve and uses a user configurable silence threshold that just reads in volume levels. In the future, we’d like to use a frequency-based approach that focuses on the human voice. We’re also open to ideas, so let us know if you have any!
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