01 / LISTEN
Follow the voice
Compares the synchronized speaker tracks locally and favors the camera for the person who’s talking.
For Adobe Premiere Pro · macOS
A more natural cut starts with the conversation.
Podcast-AutoEditor follows who’s speaking and shapes your synced multicamera sequence into a thoughtful first edit—right on your Mac.
✓ On-device analysis
✓ No API or account
✓ Your audio stays put
Analyze your synced sequence. Shape the cut. Keep creating.
Made for the rhythm of real conversationSwitch on speech. Hold through the pause.
Less timeline housekeeping
Stay with the story.
We’ll find the cuts.
Start with synchronized camera and audio tracks. Podcast-AutoEditor listens for the active speaker, then helps turn the conversation into an edit that feels considered.
02 / SHAPE
Give the edit room
Natural pacing holds on a speaker through quiet beats, with brief listener reactions where they fit.
03 / FINISH
Keep your flow
Preview the edit plan, then apply camera switches to the active sequence. Audio clips stay untouched.
Your sequence, in sync
From conversation
to a cleaner timeline.
Keep the interview moving with speaker-led cuts. Use your wide shot when the footage supports it, and keep the original audio bed intact.
A simple three-step workflow
Three steps. One active sequence.
A clear path from sync to switch.
No importing audio. No account setup. You stay in Premiere and decide when the edit is ready.
Sync in Premiere
Prepare your multicamera sequence with Speaker 1 audio on A1 / video on V1 and Speaker 2 on A2 / V2. Add an optional wide camera on V3.
Analyze locally
Open the panel and analyze the active sequence. Speaker activity is estimated from synchronized audio levels on your Mac.
Review and apply
Inspect the proposed camera changes, refine the edit feel, then apply the switches to the existing sequence.
Default track map
Speaker 1A1V1Camera 1
Speaker 2A2V2Camera 2
Wide shotOptionalV3Wide camera
The track layout is fixed in this release. A3 is not analyzed; all audio tracks remain unchanged.
Private by design
Your media stays yours.
Analysis happens locally on your Mac. Podcast-AutoEditor does not use an API, send audio to a cloud service, or require an account. Temporary audio conversions are removed after analysis.
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No cloud audio upload
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No API key or account
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Audio clips stay untouched
Simple annual pricing
A little more time
for the work you love.
One annual subscription, purchased through Adobe Exchange. Adobe handles checkout and subscription management.
Made for MacAdobe Premiere Pro 25.0–26.2 · CEP panel support
PODCAST-AUTOEDITORVERSION 0.6.0
$15/ year
Annual subscription · Adobe Exchange
- ✓ On-device audio-level analysis
- ✓ Speaker-led multicamera cuts
- ✓ Reviewable edit plan
- ✓ No API or separate account
The purchase link will be added after Adobe approves the listing.
Good to know
Before you begin.
Set up your sequence once, then keep the camera edit focused on the conversation.
Does it work with an existing Premiere Pro sequence?
Yes. The panel detects the active sequence and works from the synchronized tracks already in it. The 0.6.0 CEP release applies the camera edits to that sequence.
What track layout does version 0.6.0 support?
Speaker 1 is mapped to A1/V1, Speaker 2 to A2/V2, and an optional wide camera to V3. The two speaker audio tracks should be synchronized with their corresponding continuous camera footage.
Does the plugin upload my audio or use an API?
No. The edit analysis runs locally on macOS without an API, account, or cloud service. Temporary conversions used for some media types are removed after analysis.
Which computers and Premiere versions are supported?
This 0.6.0 release supports macOS and Adobe Premiere Pro 25.0–26.2 with CEP panel support. It does not support Windows or custom track mapping.
Does it change my audio clips?
No. Applying the edit changes the camera picture edits. Audio tracks remain in the sequence unchanged.
Made for the people behind the mic