MicSplit

Record each wireless microphone to its own separate file. Connect a multi-track wireless receiver over USB-C and MicSplit captures every transmitter individually — one clean mono WAV per person — instead of the single mixed file you normally get. What arrives on your timeline is what a proper field recorder would have given you. Built for interviews, podcasts and panels When two people talk over each other, separate tracks are the difference between a fixable edit and an unusable one. Level one voice without touching the other. Cut a cough from one track and leave the rest alone. Names that survive the trip Name each transmitter once and it stays with the audio — in the filename, in the WAV's metadata, and in an iXML track list. Your editor shows "Ava" and "Ben", not "channel 1" and "channel 2". Straight into your editor Export a Reaper or Adobe Audition session with every track already…