When someone talks, the band steps back.
Speech priority. Off until you want it.
DINE for Streams and Podcasts
For podcasts, panels and live streams: every mic recorded on its own, voices kept clean and even, and a master at the loudness each platform expects.
For Mac. Free for 14 days, then $39.99 a month or $249 once.
A quiet guest, a loud host, and a remote caller on a laptop mic.
Beds, intros and live music under a conversation bury the words.
Podcast apps, video sites and broadcast each expect something different.
Talk and Podcast puts speech first: voices clean and even, music stepping further back whenever someone talks.
Speech first. Voices clean and even, music stepping further back whenever someone talks.
Speech priority ducks the music a few dB while anyone speaks and brings it back when they stop. Off until you turn it on.
Speech priority. Off until you want it.
Type “the guest is too quiet” and Mix Buddy makes the change, which you can hear BEFORE and AFTER, then keep or revert. It works offline.
Mix Buddy turns a sentence into a change you can hear before you keep it.
She sat 2 dB under the band in the chorus. The keys were covering 1–3 kHz.
Check Inputs gives each mic one word: OK, SILENT, LOW, HOT or CLIP.
Check Inputs, before anyone walks on.
One move takes the master to podcast, video or broadcast loudness, with a true-peak ceiling. Or aim it at a show you already like.
Give it a record you love. The master is aimed at its tone and loudness.
Two mics, raw, then after one TUNE MIX on the Talk and Podcast profile.
Unedited: one TUNE MIX, no manual changes afterwards. Both sides are matched for loudness.
We’re working closely with a few podcasts and streaming shows this season. You get DINE, direct access to us, and a say in what we build next.
If your call app can play into a virtual audio device on the Mac, DINE records that device like any other input, on its own track.
Yes. Every input is already its own WAV file while you record, and the mix exports as a stereo file at the loudness you pick.
No. Any USB interface with enough mic inputs is enough. DINE is the mixer.
Hear a podcast above. Then run TUNE MIX on your next episode.