A creator's workflow
A typical workflow is record, edit, mix, export and publish. Aevornix covers the first four locally. Publishing is done through each platform's own upload, which keeps your finished file as the source of truth.
Tools for creators
Aevornix AudioDJRecord voice and music, edit non destructively, add CLAP, VST3 or LV2 plugins and check loudness to ITU-R BS.1770 before release.
Aevornix StudioCut, key, title and deliver with web, vertical and square presets for social platforms.
Aevornix ConvertConvert libraries and masters between formats, with lossless output verified.
Aevornix BrowserResearch with trackers blocked and work split into Spaces.
What to expect today
Studio is in early access: captions and transcription, scopes, node grading and audio processing such as EQ and compression are not built yet. AudioDJ does not publish to online destinations; export and upload yourself. Convert is a preview release around the draft AEV audio format.
Licences for creators
Personal projects fit a Home licence. Monetised channels, sponsored content and client work need a Professional licence (one user, up to 3 devices) or a Business licence for a team. See how licences work.
Keeping masters safe
Your raw recordings and footage are the most valuable files you own. With local software, they stay on your drives from capture to delivery. AudioDJ writes a take to disk as it arrives, so an interrupted session still leaves a file that opens. Studio writes the project as you work and keeps one undo history across the project after reopening. Convert verifies lossless output by decoding it again and comparing it with the source, and its lossy ancestry flag cannot be cleared, so re-encoding cannot pass a lossy file off as lossless.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I export vertical video for short-form platforms?
Yes. Aevornix Studio includes vertical and square delivery presets alongside master and web.
Is a Home licence enough for a monetised channel?
No. Revenue-generating work needs a Professional or Business licence.
Can I measure loudness for podcasts?
Yes. AudioDJ measures loudness, loudness range and true peak to ITU-R BS.1770.
Can Studio open footage from my camera?
Studio uses FFmpeg for import and export, so it opens the formats FFmpeg reads. The application offers an optional download of an LGPL FFmpeg build, or uses one already installed.