CAPTURE WHAT YOU HEAR
If you can hear it on your computer, bring it into your catalog.
Capture Windows system audio, review your take, then save it alongside your songs. Name, rate, analyze or convert the audio for your next project.
Launch price: USD 19
One-time license. No recurring subscription.
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CAPTURE WHAT YOU HEAR
Record. Review. Save.
Producers move sound constantly: browser to DAW, app to sampler, reference to project, preview to folder, tool to session. Music Catalog turns that detour into a direct capture step.
01Hear it
→02REC
→03Review the take
→04Name · Trim · Save
What it means technically
REC captures the selected Windows playback output. Stop to review the take, choose its name and folder, trim it or add fades. Save to add it to your library, or keep it as a draft for later. Device settings and protected playback can limit capture. Record audio you are authorized to use.
ReferencesYour own demosA/B comparisonsOnline toolsApplication outputProduction previews
From playback to a reusable file.
A producer often needs to move a sound between a browser, a reference player and a project. System-audio capture gives that recording a place in the same library as your own renders.
- Select the Windows output device carrying the audio. Close unrelated playback and notification sources when you need a clean take.
- Start REC, play the passage and stop the recording. Review the result before naming it or adding it to a song or album.
- Use an available export format for the destination application. Keep a lossless working copy when further editing is planned.
Check before you continue
Capture follows the compatible Windows playback path. Device changes, exclusive playback and protected content can affect availability. It captures played audio rather than retrieving the original compressed source file. Use audio you are authorized to record.
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