Sound,in flux.
A professional native audio editor. Cut it, spin it around your head, pull it apart into stems, edit it like a document. Your audio stays on your machine.
Download FluxEvery sample where you left it.
Open a two-hour recording and zoom from the whole file down to a single sample. Sources are never touched.
Cut anywhere. Hear no click.
Every edit lands on a sample, finds a zero crossing, and gets a micro-fade. Undo all of it, as far back as you like.
See what you can't hear.
Flip to the spectrogram. Draw around a cough, a phone buzz or a chair creak and paint it out.
Finish at −23.4 LUFS.
Master to your target with a true-peak ceiling, then compare at matched loudness so louder never wins by default.
Real binaural audio, moving around your head.
Put on headphones. The sound follows the dot.
Every word below is the effect it names. Each color is also a theme in the app.
Pull the vocal out. Keep the band.
Stems run on your device. Vocals, drums, bass, other.
One slider. Or all of them.
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leave your machine unless you say so. AI runs on your device, and cloud processing is opt-in, per feature.
Engineering targets. Flux tests each one automatically on every build.
Starts in a tab. Unzips on Windows.
Web
Open a link and start editing. Install it as an app, and it keeps working with no connection. Pinch the waveform on a phone too.
One zip
Unpack it and run Flux.exe. Every DLL and tool is already inside, so there is nothing to install. Native audio engine, real project folders, pro audio devices.