You direct it. It builds it.

You direct the sound design; Sonic Alchemist does the assembly. You spot, draw, and choose — and it builds the result from your own library, in real time. It lays out the tracks, writes the fades, and places every region so nothing collides, automatically, as you work. No track management, no cutting, no clip-by-clip fades. You design in broad strokes and fine detail; the mechanical work is handled. Then you export a complete AAF — fades, clip gain, automation, markers, track layout — straight into Pro Tools, Nuendo, Resolve, or any editing software — or WAV stems for everything else.

Not a sample browser. Not generative AI. A reactive sound design environment.

For sound designers

You decide what goes where, what it sounds like, and how it's shaped. Sonic Alchemist removes the hours of auditioning files, dragging them onto the timeline, and lining them up to picture — so the work moves faster and stays in your hands. You get a layered pass built from your own library, synced to frame, and refine it in Pro Tools as you normally would.

For directors and editors

Your cut needs sound design for a screening, a client, or a test audience. Instead of starting from scratch in an audio app you don't know, you spot your video, choose the kind of sound you want, and get sound design you can drop back onto your edit.

How it works

• Load your picture. Sonic Alchemist locks to your video, frame-accurate.
• Spot where sound goes. Place events yourself, or use Trace to read the light and motion of the image, or import your Pro Tools markers. You review and adjust everything.
• Choose and shape what you want. Pick a recipe, type keywords, or draw the weight and intensity of the sound over time. The curves are how you direct it — you draw the spectral balance and the energy, and it builds toward what you drew.
• It builds the layers. It assigns tracks, writes fades, and places every region in real time so nothing collides — automatically, across your library.
• Export to your DAW. A complete AAF — fades, clip gain, automation, markers, track layout — into Pro Tools, Nuendo, or Resolve. Or WAV stems.