Drop in every angle from the night. Setclipper builds a multicam timeline from them, finds the drops, cuts on the beat the way an editor would, makes vertical reels, and hands you a real timeline to finish.
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Recorded straight from the Mac Editor. Not a mockup.
Every drop becomes a vertical 9:16 clip, ready to post.
Two different tools for two different starting points. Pick yours.
Drop in every camera from the night. Press Auto Edit and watch it cut the whole hour, suggest the drops and make a reel for each one.
Already edited the hour? Paste a link or upload it. No raw footage, no editing: it finds the drops and returns clips.
This is the real animation Setclipper plays when you press Auto Edit: the compound clip opens into its cameras, and the edit is revealed cut by cut. The edit itself is already done the moment it starts. The animation is just the show.
Recorded from the Mac Editor.
This is what happens to a real night of footage. The same steps a human editor takes, done for you as a first pass.
Nothing to pre-sort or rename. Your files are never modified.
The cameras sit together in one multicam clip, so you can cut between them.
Each number on the timeline is a drop. Setclipper measures the set's tempo and uses it, with the drops, for every cut that follows.
Cuts land on the beat and are laid outward from each drop so it starts a full block. Every length is yours to change.
Reframing starts automatic. If a crop is off, place the 9:16 frame yourself.
Most auto-editors cut on a timer. Setclipper cuts on the music: the beat, the build, the drop, and where each camera is placed.
Clip lengths and camera changes follow the music, so every cut lands on the beat at the set's own tempo.
Cuts are laid outward from the drop, never inward to it, so the drop opens a clean phrase. Before and after lengths are yours.
Tag each camera: Pre Drop, Drop, Crowd or Equipment.
On close-up cameras the vertical crop is aimed at the DJ, and you can adjust it. Wide cameras stay centred, or at the point you set with Calibrate.
Pan moves between cuts use the same smoothing in the preview and in the export, so what you watch is exactly what you render.
Swap a camera, adjust the crop, change the cut lengths, then re-edit. Nothing is locked in.
Auto-edit puts the whole set on the timeline. After that, everything is yours to change, with the tools you'd expect.
The edit isn't trapped in Setclipper. Export a timeline and keep working in your NLE with the cuts and markers in place.
Final Cut ProTimeline XMLDaVinci ResolveTimeline XMLAdobe Premiere ProTimeline XMLOr skip the NLE: render the full set or every clip straight from Setclipper in H.264, HEVC or ProRes. Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro are trademarks of their owners; Setclipper is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple, Blackmagic Design or Adobe.
Setclipper is a native Mac app, built around how DJ sets are actually shot and edited.
Every rule you saw above, beats before seconds, the drop that opens a clean block, a gear camera with its own job, exists because a real edit looked wrong without it.
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A separate product from the Mac editor. Paste a link or upload the finished video and it finds the drops, exports horizontal clips and converts any of them to vertical.
Works with Google Drive and Dropbox links and direct uploads. Web processing happens in the cloud; the Mac app edits on your machine.
Every plan includes the Mac Editor. Cancel any time from your account.
Plans start at $39 a month billed yearly, or pay as you go with no commitment. The Mac Editor and the Web Clipper share one credit balance.
Not for the Mac app. Cutting and rendering all run on your computer. The Web Clipper is different by design: you give it a link or a finished video, it is processed on our servers and the source video is deleted after 7 days, and rendered clips after 30 days. See the Privacy Policy.
A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) running macOS 14 or newer.
No, and it isn't meant to. It does the long first pass, then you finish in Setclipper or export the timeline to Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.
The first full edit is. Drops, beat-based cuts and vertical reels start without you. You then review and change anything you like.
Seven days on the plan you pick. A card is required to start, and you can cancel any time from your account before it ends.
Yes, that is what Web Clipper is for. Paste a Google Drive or Dropbox link, or upload the video.
Start with a free week of the Mac app, or clip a finished set on the web.
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