WaveXML auto-syncs Zoom / Sound Devices dual-system audio to camera footage via an XML round-trip for DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Final Cut Pro. Drop FCP7 or FCPXML from your NLE, press Synchronize, then import the XML back and keep cutting.
WaveXML is built for wedding and event multicam productions, interview and documentary boom-plus-lav workflows, and anyone who used PluralEyes-style timeline sync. It helps bring separately recorded production audio and camera media together without asking you to rebuild a timeline by hand. The workflow stays centered on the editing application you already use: export the supported timeline XML, let WaveXML process the relationship between the camera clips and the dual-system audio, then bring the resulting XML back into the NLE.
The app supports editors working on Mac and Windows. It is available as a free beta with the full app and no clip or feature limits, so you can use the complete workflow while evaluating it for real projects. WaveXML is designed for practical post-production handoffs, whether you are syncing a single interview, a documentary sequence, or a larger multi-camera event timeline. The repeatable process is simple to use from project to project.
WaveXML is an alternative to PluralEyes and Syncaila for editors looking for an XML-based approach to dual-system sync. Export from DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, or Final Cut Pro, synchronize with WaveXML, and import the returned XML to continue editing with synced material. The free Mac and Windows beta is intended for wedding and event teams, interview and documentary editors, and independent creators who need dependable timeline sync without clip or feature limits.
For a typical project, begin with the timeline export from the NLE, provide it to WaveXML, and press Synchronize. After the XML is returned, import it into the same editing workflow and continue cutting. This keeps the sync step separate and understandable while preserving the familiar tools used for the rest of post-production. WaveXML focuses on the practical handoff between separately recorded audio and camera footage, making it useful when clear organization and a local workflow matter.
WaveXML gives editors a focused way to handle dual-system audio while staying in control of their existing timeline and media. It is suitable for short interviews as well as longer event and documentary projects, and the free beta can be evaluated on both supported desktop platforms.Processing is local. No plugin is required, and no media needs to be uploaded. Your footage and audio remain on your computer while the XML round-trip handles the synchronization workflow. This makes WaveXML a straightforward option for editors who want a focused utility that fits alongside their existing NLE rather than replacing it. Keeping the workflow local also means the project media stays with the editor during synchronization.
