Broadcast Audio Toolkit
Four essential audio processes, tuned for broadcast delivery and built natively for Final Cut Pro. Drop it on a clip; sound like you mixed elsewhere.
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Four processes, one pass
Loudness
Hit −23 LUFS for broadcast or −14 for platforms, with integrated, short-term and true-peak metering that stays visible while you edit.
De-noise
Clean steady background noise — room tone, hiss, hum — while keeping the voice natural. Works best on consistent noise; we say so up front.
De-ess
Tames sibilance without lisping the speaker. One knob, tuned ranges for male, female and young voices.
True-peak limiter
Transparent ceiling at −1 dBTP so your delivery never clips after encoding. The meter turns amber only when it matters.
Delivery presets
EBU R128, Netflix, YouTube, podcast and social targets included — plus your own, saved per project.
A/B compare
One click between processed and original, loudness-matched so the louder one can't cheat.
Speaks fluent FCP
| Host | Final Cut Pro 10.6 or later (FCP 11 recommended) |
| System | macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple silicon native, Intel supported |
| Formats | Any audio FCP can play · projects up to 48 kHz / 24-bit |
| Install | Signed & notarized installer · no account required to run |
| Status | Closed beta — request access via Support |
- All four processors + metering
- Delivery presets for broadcast and platforms
- Native Audio Unit for Final Cut Pro
- Early access for editors who give feedback
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Asked, answered
Does it work with Final Cut Pro 11?
Yes — FCP 11 on Apple silicon is our primary test environment. FCP 10.6+ on Intel is supported too.
Is Broadcast Audio Toolkit available to buy?
Not yet. We're in a closed beta with a small group of editors. Request access via Support and we'll get back to you when a spot opens.
Will de-noise fix any recording?
Honestly, no. It excels at steady noise like room tone, hiss and hum. Intermittent sounds — a door, traffic swells — need clip-level editing, and the manual shows you how.
How is this different from Dialogue Enhancer?
Broadcast Audio Toolkit is for delivery — loudness, de-noise, de-ess and limiting. Dialogue Enhancer is for making dialogue sit better in the mix. They complement each other; neither replaces the other.