Play audio inside your live production

Bring music, sound effects and audio directly into your live production. Add your own audio files, control how they play, and manage them from the same mixer you already use for your microphone.

Explore Audio Source Explore FeelThere Desktop

The FeelThere Add audio window with the waveform, in and out points and playback settings

Bring your own audio into the production

Add local audio files to FeelThere Desktop and use them alongside your camera, screen sharing and the other sources in the scene. The audio becomes part of the production you are building, not something you cue from a separate player. It suits music beds, intros and outros, sound effects and background audio that carries a segment.

Add local audio files

Bring an audio file into the production and prepare it before the moment it is needed.

Music, effects and beds

Use it for music, intros, outros, sound effects and background audio under a segment.

Saved with the production

Audio sources stay with your Desktop production, so a recurring show does not start from nothing.

Decide how and when it plays

Run the file from FeelThere Desktop with play, pause, stop, restart and seeking along the timeline. Loop it when a bed needs to continue, and set the playback speed the segment calls for. For scene-based shows, Auto Play can start the audio when its scene becomes active, and you decide what happens when the show leaves that scene.

Play, pause and seek

Play, pause, stop, restart and move along the timeline while the broadcast continues.

Loop and speed

Keep a bed looping for as long as the segment lasts, and choose the playback speed.

Scene-based Auto Play

Start the audio when its scene becomes active, and choose what happens when you leave the scene.

Every audio source has its own channel

Each audio source you add gets a dedicated channel in the Desktop mixer, with gain, mute, an audio meter and routing to the Master Mix. You can hear the audio before it reaches viewers, so levels are set before the segment goes out. That keeps music and effects under the same control as your microphone rather than in a separate application.