It watches the room
Smiles, hands in the air, big reactions. Where the crowd lights up is where Tape Deck makes the cut.
Coming to iPhone
Clamp your iPhone at the booth, plug it into the mixer and play. Tape Deck records the whole set, then cuts the best moments into clips for you, right on the phone.
How it works
Clamp your iPhone at the booth, facing you with the crowd behind. Plug it into the mixer with a USB cable.
Press record and forget about it. Picture from the phone and sound straight from the mixer, together in one file.
When you stop, Tape Deck finds the best moments, cuts them into clips and makes a video of the whole set. It all happens on the phone.
The cut
Not just the loudest thirty seconds. Tape Deck reads the room and the music, the way an editor would.
Smiles, hands in the air, big reactions. Where the crowd lights up is where Tape Deck makes the cut.
Every clip comes in on the downbeat at the top of a phrase and goes out on the beat, so nothing starts mid bar.
Your clips sound like your mix, not like a phone in a loud room.
Alongside the clips you get one video of the full set, ready for YouTube or your press kit.
Natural, Teal and orange, Muted and Max HDR. Pick the one that suits the room.
The cutting happens on the phone itself. No sending a two hour set to a server and waiting.
Plans
Pro is paid by the week through the App Store, so you can sign on for the weeks you have gigs and off again after.
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A$14.99 a week
Scheduled posting to Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube is on the way.
Workshops
Ninety minutes at a venue before doors open. Where to put the phone, how to frame the booth and how to get the cleanest sound out of the mixer. You leave set up and ready for your next gig.
The first sessions will run in Melbourne. Join the list to hear when they are on.
Join the list
Hear first when Tape Deck opens, and when the first workshop is on.
Questions
Tape Deck is in testing now. Join the list and you will hear the day it opens.
iPhone 15 Pro and newer.
A clamp to hold the phone at the booth and a USB cable to the mixer. That is it.
It still works. Tape Deck records with the phone's own microphone, and it can also cut clips from a set video already on your phone.
Straight to your camera roll, ready to post.