WaveXML is a desktop beta for syncing dual-system recorder audio and camera footage through an XML round-trip. Export FCP7 XML or FCPXML from DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Avid, or another compatible NLE, import it into WaveXML, then export synchronized XML back to the same editor. The site says the beta is the full app with no clip or feature limits, runs on Mac and Windows, processes locally, and needs no plugin or upload.
WaveXML streamlines a repeatable post-production synchronization task by turning an exported NLE timeline into a synchronized XML file, saving editors manual alignment work.
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What WaveXML does
XML round-trip
Imports FCP7 XML, FCPXML, or XMEML timelines and exports synchronized XML.
Dual-system audio sync
Matches Zoom, Sound Devices, MixPre, 633, and other recorder WAV tracks.
Multi-camera workflow
Syncs camera footage before the editor nests the multicam.
NLE compatibility
Documents workflows for DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Avid.
Local processing
The product site says processing is local with no plugin and no upload.
Mac and Windows beta
Provides installers for both platforms through free beta registration.
Who it’s for
Best suited to video editors, filmmakers, documentary teams, wedding and event crews, and post-production teams working with dual-system audio and XML-capable NLEs. It is a poor fit for users who need a browser editor, AAF export, or a generic single-camera sync workflow.
What it costs
Free beta. WaveXML’s website says the beta includes the full app with no clip or feature limits and provides Mac and Windows installers after registration; it does not list paid tiers or a paid price.