Solutions · Editors & creators

Cut without the system fighting you.

Editing means switching between deep-focus music, reference clips on YouTube, client calls on Zoom, and Slack noise from the team. mactooloud holds each of those at exactly the volume the task needs.

The problem

Why this gets in your way today.

YouTube reference loudness destroys focus

Final Cut at 70%, then a YouTube reference fires at 100% loudness war loudness. Headphones off.

Client calls overrule everything

Zoom comes in over your edit playback because there's no per-app fader between them.

Browser tab leaks during review

A muted-but-not-muted tab plays an ad during a client review call. Awkward.

The fix

How mactooloud handles it.

Per-app volume mixer

Final Cut at 70%, Chrome at 35%, Zoom at 95%. Settings persist; no more re-balancing every session.

Auto-Duck on calls

Client Zoom rings — your edit playback fades automatically. No fumbling.

Browser tab drill-down

mactooloud surfaces the rogue Chrome tab so you can kill the ad, not the whole browser.

Pomodoro / Focus Audio

25 minutes of cut time with notifications ducked. 5-minute breaks let them through.

Pomodoro + per-app mix

Focus blocks duck. Breaks let everything back.

25 minutes of edit time with Slack on whisper, then a 5-minute break where notifications can talk again.

Focus · 25 min
chrome
Reference
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Focus music
slack
Ducked
discord
Muted
Break · 5 min
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Background
music
Music
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Back
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