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Stingers on the VOD before the stream cools down.

Layer your transitions, drops and outro tags onto the recording and export. One screen, one render, clip ready to upload — no editor, no project file, no plugin chain.

JingleLayer — a stream recording loaded with an intro sting and an outro tag stacked onto it
One screen

Drop, place, render

Pick the recording, pick the tags, set where each one lands. The whole job fits above the fold — there is nothing else to learn and nothing to save.

Stacking

As many tags as the edit needs

Intro sting, mid-roll bumper, outro tag — stack them all onto one pass.

Ducking

Game audio out of the way

Pull the recording down under each drop and let it come straight back up.

Local

Nothing leaves the machine

Renders on your GPU rig, not in someone's queue. No upload, no waiting, no cap.

Output

320 kbps and lossless

MP3, WAV and FLAC out, with presets that match what YouTube and your podcast host want.

Three steps between the stream ending and the clip going up.

The recording is already done. What is left is a job an editor makes far bigger than it is.

Drop the recording

MP3, WAV, AIFF, M4A, FLAC or OGG. Length is read automatically, so you can type a timestamp straight from your notes.

Drop your tags

Set the second each one hits, its level, and fades if you want them. Stack as many as the clip needs.

Export

Pick a preset and render. The finished file lands where you told it to — ready for the upload queue.

Put it on the next VOD.

Thirty-day money-back guarantee on the first payment. Run one clip through it and see whether it beats reopening the editor.