thankfull4grace
New member
Hey everyone, I recently released an app that I think would be useful to some of you.
Whenever I'd make music and want to sample something cool from YouTube or Soundcloud or anywhere else I found it was always a process to get that sound into my audio or video editing software. So, over the past half a year I've been working on my free time to develop a macOS app that can copy-paste sound -- SoundPaste.
What do I mean by "copy-paste" sound?
Imagine this:
1. You click play on the video/audio right before the sound you want
2. Command-Option-R (begin recording)
3. When the sound you want ends, Command-Option-R (again to stop recording)
4. Scroll over to your DAW and Command-V
5. That's it, the audio you recorded just magically appears in the program, without having to save it, name it anything, drag it from a folder etc. You just "copy-pasted" sound!
You don't need to install external audio drivers like Blackhole / Soundflower and then switch to use them as input devices to record system audio either, it's all built-in.
You can check it out here:
www.kloytools.com/soundpaste
Feedback and feature recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
Whenever I'd make music and want to sample something cool from YouTube or Soundcloud or anywhere else I found it was always a process to get that sound into my audio or video editing software. So, over the past half a year I've been working on my free time to develop a macOS app that can copy-paste sound -- SoundPaste.
What do I mean by "copy-paste" sound?
Imagine this:
1. You click play on the video/audio right before the sound you want
2. Command-Option-R (begin recording)
3. When the sound you want ends, Command-Option-R (again to stop recording)
4. Scroll over to your DAW and Command-V
5. That's it, the audio you recorded just magically appears in the program, without having to save it, name it anything, drag it from a folder etc. You just "copy-pasted" sound!
You don't need to install external audio drivers like Blackhole / Soundflower and then switch to use them as input devices to record system audio either, it's all built-in.
You can check it out here:
www.kloytools.com/soundpaste
Feedback and feature recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
