We baked a delicious tray of apps for ourselves, but they were too good not to share. Local-first, privacy-respecting, and bloat-free.
See the apps
Timecoded notes for post sound.
Take notes like a champ. Currently in private beta.
Take notes like a champ. Import from email, Google Docs, or Pro Tools - timecodes auto-detected, sorted by department or note giver. Locks to Pro Tools with a click: no MIDI, no HUI, no Satellite. Conform to new picture; export to PDF, Excel, plaintext, or back to Pro Tools as clips and markers.
Got it. I'll be in touch shortly.
AirPods Max, but pro.
A menu-bar utility that turns AirPods Max into a head-tracking, dB-calibrated, professional-quality audio interface. Instant OSC connections to every popular head-tracking app, plus fine-tuning - one click and you're patched in. Also works with AirPods (buds) without the calibration.
See your session, finally.
A signal-flow visualizer for Pro Tools. Tracks, buses, sends, VCAs, group memberships - rendered as a flowchart so you can spot dead ends and mis-mappings before the mixer does.
Join the open beta →
PEC-Direct for the rest of us.
Instantly turns your Streamdeck XL into PEC paddles. Talks to the Streamdeck and Pro Tools directly with no extra bloat or messy config. Just run it and put your Pro Tools record tracks in a folder called "print" (or configure your own template). Boom. Punched.
UCS naming without the lookup.
A free UCS filename generator. Put a sentence in, a UCS-compliant filename for your sound effect comes out. Because I don't want to think about filenames until I absolutely have to.
Open ucsify.com →
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Dan
Timmons. I work in and around film post-production and pro audio software.
If something here is interesting, or you have a project to talk about,
write me at
dan@dantimmons.net.
