Import your tracks. Tell Recut what you want. Get a finished arrangement back.
You hear the edit. Making it shouldn't be this hard.
The 5-tool shuffle
Moises. Ableton. Import. Arrange. Export. Five tools, none of which talk to each other.
DAW doesn't speak your language
Compression ratios and signal routing aren't what you hear. You hear drops, builds, transitions.
The $300 edit
$200–500 for an intro you could describe in one sentence. That should be easy.
Four steps. That's it.
SoundCloud link, drag-and-drop, or library. Auto-detects BPM and key.
Your arranger. Not your replacement.
Recut handles
Plain-language effects
say "warmer" or "more space", not dB values
Preview before apply
ghost blocks show what changes
Transparent decisions
expand any action to see why
You keep
Your taste
assists your direction, never overrides it
Your tracks
your audio, not generated from nothing
Your control
every action is undoable
You bring the taste. Recut handles the rest.
Simple surface. Serious engine.
Keyboard Shortcuts — Space to play, S to split, Cmd+Z to undo. Your muscle memory works here.
Auto-Mix — One click balances levels, panning, and EQ across all tracks.
Effects — Reverb, EQ, compression — one knob each. Expand for the full parameters.
Effects — Reverb, EQ, compression — one knob each
Auto-Mix — One-click levels, panning, and EQ balance
Shortcuts — Space, S, Cmd+Z — muscle memory works
Ready to stop fighting the DAW?
Free to start. No credit card. We'll email you when it's your turn.