WaveXML

About WaveXML

WaveXML is a desktop audio and video synchronization tool built for editors who work with dual-system sound, multicamera footage, and XML-based post-production workflows. Instead of uploading media or installing a heavy plugin, users export an XML timeline from DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or compatible Avid workflows, process it in WaveXML, and import the synced XML back into their editing software.

The tool is especially useful for productions where cameras capture scratch audio while a Zoom, Sound Devices, MixPre, Tascam, or similar recorder captures the main sound. WaveXML fingerprints and matches audio locally on the user’s computer, helping line up recorder tracks with camera footage before the editor builds the final multicam sequence.

Key features include FCP7 XML and FCPXML support, Mac and Windows beta apps, local media processing, full-timeline synchronization, support for common NLE round-trip workflows, and no media upload requirement. It also provides tutorials, setup guidance, and comparison content for editors evaluating PluralEyes, Syncaila, or native sync tools.

Use cases include syncing wedding ceremony footage, aligning interviews with boom and lav tracks, preparing multicamera event edits, speeding up documentary post-production, replacing discontinued PluralEyes workflows, and handling projects where native NLE waveform sync struggles with quiet or distant camera audio.