🆕 New: Timestamp Generator Tool A brand-new Timestamp Generator has been added to the Creator Tools suite! Load any video or audio file, play it back, and set chapter markers on the fly using keyboard shortcuts. Features include: Drag & drop or browse to load video/audio files (MP4, MOV, MKV, MP3, WAV, OGG, WebM) Set markers with a single key press during playback Edit marker titles and fine-tune timestamps Import & export markers (.tgm format) for reuse Copy timestamps in YouTube-ready format Menubar with keyboard shortcut overview Available in 14 languages 🎬 Credits Roll Generator — Video & QR Code Sections The Credits Roll Generator received major new capabilities: Video Window sections — Embed video clips directly into your credits roll that play in sync with the scroll during export QR Code sections — Add scannable QR codes to your credits with customizable foreground & background colors and size Drag & drop reordering — Elements in the panel can now be rearranged via drag & drop QR color picker fix — The color picker no longer closes unexpectedly when selecting a color 🎙️ Podcast Automixer — Voice Normalization & Custom Presets Voice track normalization — New toggle to automatically normalize voice track levels for consistent volume Save custom presets — Fine-tune your ducking settings in expert mode, then save them as a reusable custom preset 🔊 3D Spatial Audio Maker — Enhanced Controls Distance & Angle sliders — New dedicated sliders for precise control over sound source positioning on the radar, replacing the previous text-only display YouTube tutorial video — An embedded tutorial video is now shown on the landing page 🖥️ Screen Recorder — Microsoft Store Link The primary download button now links to the Microsoft Store for easier installation Direct download (setup & portable) links are still available as secondary options 🛠️ General Improvements Smoother sidebar resizing across creator tools using hardware-accelerated animations Improved caching & error handling on the backend for better reliability Translation fixes for Italian and other languages across multiple tools Security header updates to properly support embedded content in creator tools
Bugfix: Credits Roll Generator The calculation of the video output has been optimized so that there is no longer a “wobble effect” during export. You can now use SPACE to play/pause UI optimizations Browser Teleprompter Now also multilingual in 14 languages Optimized design with sidebar on the left New fullscreen toggle button
First major updates for several tools in our Creative Suite: New: Autozoom Screen Recorder Version 1.0 of the app is finalized and currently pending approval in the Microsoft Store. 3D Audio Maker General audio improvements: Resolved multiple bugs and fixed issues with the audio mixing pipeline. 7 new major presets: Added unique acoustic environments, including Classroom, Bedroom, Concert Hall, Canyon, Indoor Pool, and Wine Cellar. Preset enhancements: Manually fine-tuned several existing presets. Studio Mixer Massive performance improvements: Everything, including fading and scrubbing, should now be buttery smooth. New edge snapping: Resizing clips now automatically snaps to the edges of adjacent clips. Enhanced scrubbing: You can now scrub directly within the main top waveform.
Have you always wanted to know what artificial intelligence thinks about humans? I'm currently working on an automatic podcast that is set to be released every 3 days, in which two A.I. robots make fun of humans and discuss the most absurd current news. A few initial tests are promising.
I thought this song was so great and when I heard it I thought to myself: This as a club version would be just totally awesome. So here it comes, the club version. I think it really rocks :) Tribal House generally rocks anyway.
The perfect soundtrack for every project: "Cinematic Underscore Loops" (Coming Soon) Music is 50% of the film. We all know that. But we also know every video editor's nightmare: You find a track that fits the mood, but after 10 seconds, a shrill lead guitar or a dominant synthesizer kicks in, clashing with the voiceover. The result? You spend hours automating EQ curves or keep searching in frustration. That is exactly why I have been working on a new project that I would like to introduce to you soon: The Cinematic Underscore Loops Collection.
Wow, there were some amazing northern lights here in Hannover (Germany) today! Absolutely incredible!
My deepest condolences to everyone affected by the horrific train accident in Spain. The images and news reports are deeply distressing. I really don’t like how the year 2026 is starting – in so many ways.
"I Am Afraid Of The USA": A Soundtrack to the Geopolitical Cold of 2026 Music is often described as a time capsule, but some songs act more like a live ticker. "I Am Afraid Of The USA (feat. Folkshade)" is exactly that. As we enter the year 2026, the lyrics no longer read like vague metaphors, but like a direct commentary on the news cycle of the last 12 months. Here is an analysis linking the lyrics to the real headlines currently moving us. 1. Greenland: When Regions Become Bargaining Chips "Green lands in the north / Used as threats in a deal" This line is arguably the most direct allusion in the entire song. Since late 2025, diplomatic tensions surrounding the Arctic have flared up again. Renewed discussions about a purchase of Greenland by the US administration and the increased military presence in the region (under the guise of "Arctic security") make this line feel chillingly concrete. It is no longer about partnership, but about territory as a strategic asset. Here, the song criticizes a foreign policy that treats sovereign areas like real estate – "Coins thrown like daggers". 2. The Border as a Fortress "They talk about borders / Drawn sharp in the sand" Border policy has reached a new level of severity over the past year. With the recent "Zero Release" tightening and Proclamation 10949 (December 2025), which cemented entry bans for various nationalities, the border is no longer just a line on a map, but an insurmountable obstacle. The phrase "shaking hand" could have a double meaning here: the trembling hand of those being turned away at the border, or the nervous hand of a power that only knows how to help itself through isolation. 3. "Justice Wears Armor": The Militarization of the Interior "I hear boots on the pavement... Justice wears armor" Here, the song captures the atmosphere in US cities. Following the protests in Los Angeles in the summer of 2025 and the deployment of the National Guard against demonstrators, the image of "armored justice" feels almost documentary-like. Particularly sensitive: The line "Laws bend like old branches" reflects the concerns of many legal experts after the Supreme Court massively restricted the possibility of nationwide preliminary injunctions in cases like Trump v. CASA. The law is indeed "bending" – legal resistance against executive decisions has become more difficult than ever before. 4. The Fear of Unpredictability "I am afraid of the fire they play / When fear is a weapon" In a time when the "Golden Dome" missile defense project is being pushed forward and old alliances (such as NATO mutual assistance guarantees) are repeatedly questioned verbally, this chorus strikes a nerve. The fear sung about here is the fear of "playing with fire" – geopolitical provocations sold as strength, but carrying the risk of global escalation. 5. Why We (Must) Watch Anyway "Because what you decide there / Still reaches us here" This is the core of the European perspective. Whether it is tariffs hitting our economy or the withdrawal from climate protection agreements: decisions in Washington have direct consequences for our everyday lives in Europe. The 2025 V-DEM Report already warned of a global "wave of autocratization" – when the "giant stumbles" (giants can stumble), our ground shakes too. Conclusion: A Prayer, Not Hate The remarkable thing about this song remains its ending. Despite the grim analysis of the real-political situation of 2025/2026 – from military posturing in the north to domestic unrest – it does not end in rejection. "I am afraid… but I still pray" It is an appeal to the resilient civil society in the USA. To the "quieter voices" that refuse to be silenced despite censorship attempts and political pressure. The song reminds us: The America of the news is loud and terrifying, but the America of the people is not yet lost.
