$39.99
Finish the paperwork before you leave set. Batch metadata, poly splitting, timecode rescue, a 64-channel mixer and sound reports, in one desktop app. One-time purchase, no subscription. Windows, macOS and Linux.
Production sound toolkit
Batch metadata, poly splitting, timecode rescue, mixing and sound reports. One app for the whole handover.
14 days, every feature, no credit card. One-time purchase, no subscription.
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Timecode rescue
Decode a jam burst into real timecode
Recorded a timecode jam onto a spare track? Wave Copilot finds the burst, decodes it, and writes real BWF timecode into the file. No hardware box required.
See it in action ↓Trim a continuous recorder to your takes
Trim an all-day backup recording down to the takes your main recorder made, matched by timecode. It can also replace a single bad channel inside a poly, or recover a take the main recorder missed entirely.
See it in action ↓Align files that share no clock
Cross-correlates the actual audio to align files that never shared a clock, with a confidence score for each one. Check it by ear through a synchronised mix, then write proper timecode into the originals.
See it in action ↓Channels and files
Any poly file into mono stems
Turn any polyphonic WAV into one mono file per channel, named from your own template. Timecode, metadata and track names follow each channel out.
See it in action ↓Mixed channel counts into one poly WAV
Merge mono files, two polys, or a mixed pile of both into a single polyphonic WAV. Grouping is automatic by timecode and length, and you can reorder the channels before it writes.
See it in action ↓Files past 4 GB, float intact
Reads and writes RF64, so long takes past 4 GB open properly instead of truncating, and keeps 32-bit float intact end to end. No silent clipping of the peaks you recorded headroom for.
Mixing
Gain, pan, solo, mute, phase, metering
A full console on every polyphonic file: gain, pan, solo, mute, phase and metering across up to 64 channels. Nothing is rendered until you ask for it.
See it in action ↓Gain Sharing and Intelligent Gate
Gain Sharing rides the faders continuously; Intelligent Gate opens only the channels genuinely being spoken into. Both run live while you listen, so you can hear the decision before you commit to it.
See it in action ↓Render your mix to stereo or mono
Render what you hear to a stereo or mono file, at whatever sample rate and bit depth you need. Your fader moves and Automix decisions are baked into the result.
See it in action ↓Metadata and delivery
bEXT and iXML across every file at once
Select a whole card and set scene, take, tape, notes and track names in one pass. Wave Copilot writes bEXT and iXML together, so the fields survive into your NLE and your reports.
See it in action ↓PDF and CSV, templated
PDF and CSV with your own columns, header block and saved templates. The report that leaves with the rushes looks the same on every job.
See it in action ↓Rate, depth, dither, MP3, AAC
Change sample rate, bit depth and dither, or bounce to MP3 and AAC for dailies. Originals are never touched; every conversion is written alongside them.
See it in action ↓Jam a generator onto a spare track, record a few seconds, then shoot. Wave Copilot finds the burst, decodes it, and writes real BWF timecode into the file. From there it conforms, syncs and drops into an NLE already lined up.
A body pack ran all day; your recorder cut between takes. Wave Copilot trims the backup to every take by timecode, replaces a single bad channel inside a poly, or pulls a take the main recorder missed entirely.
Cross-correlation of the actual audio, with a confidence score per file. Nudge by a frame or a millisecond, check it by ear through one synchronised mix, then write proper timecode into the originals.
A full console on every polyphonic file, with Automix riding the faders while you review. Gain Sharing moves continuously; Intelligent Gate opens only the channels genuinely being spoken into. Export the result as a stereo or mono mixdown.
Split any polyphonic WAV into one mono file per channel, or go the other way and merge mono files, two polys, or a mixed pile of both into a single polyphonic file. Grouping happens automatically by timecode and length, you can reorder the channels before anything is written, and timecode, metadata and track names follow every channel through the operation. The originals are never modified.
Select any number of files and set scene, take, tape, project, notes and track names in a single pass. Wave Copilot writes bEXT and iXML together, so the fields survive into your NLE and straight through to the sound report, instead of being retyped at every stage.
Build a scheme from metadata blocks: scene, take, tape, date, timecode, track name, plus free text, with a live preview. Every operation that writes a file remembers its own template.
Change sample rate, bit depth and dither in batch, or bounce to MP3 and AAC for dailies and phone reviews. Metadata and timecode carry across the conversion instead of being dropped, and every converted file is written alongside the original, which is left exactly as it was recorded.
PDF and CSV, with your own columns, header block and saved templates, so the report that leaves with the rushes looks the same on every job.
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| Formats in | WAV, Broadcast WAV, RF64, multi-mono sets |
| Formats out | WAV, BWF, RF64, MP3, AAC (M4A) |
| Channels | Up to 64 per polyphonic file |
| Sample rates | 44.1 to 192 kHz |
| Bit depths | 16, 24, 32-bit int, 32-bit float |
| Timecode | 23.97, 24, 25, 29.97, 30 fps, drop and non-drop |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
The same build for every platform. 14 days, every feature, no credit card. Your licence key unlocks the app you already installed.
Every feature is documented, free to read before you buy. Open the user manual.
Currently version 1.1.0, released August 24, 2026. See what changed.
Download the trial, point it at yesterday’s card, and see how long the whole handover takes.
