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The VST support is on our roadmap and it's coming fast!

Currently how I remove noise is to cut it out. Yes, it breaks it into multiple clips, but we have features like "Select All from playhead" and "Select All Clips on Track" to make operating on multiple clips easy. Oh, we also have marquee selection support.

Thank you very much for your feedback. I will talk to the guys about the feature.

Thank you for your feedback. I hear you. We are working on fade-in/fade-out and it's coming very soon.

My current workaround for the sound level of a clip is to move it to a new track and adjust the level of that track. I will talk to the boys back there about it.

Loud and clear, thanks for your feedback! It's on our roadmap.

I resonate with you as an Emacs user myself. The team think about audio editing a lot. Comparing it with text editing (vim, emacs, etc.). It gets philosophical at times. It is pretty hard to get it right. But we are still figuring it out. Thanks for your invaluable input.

Teapodo's project file is in JSON format and it is non-destructive editing (meaning to the source audio file). We also support undo/redo within a session.

Correct. But it's in the roadmap.

VST/AU plugin support is in our roadmap. So yeah, you bet that we will take advantage of the plugins ;-). In the meanwhile, you can use do further editing on top of Teapodo's output with other power tools.

Thank you very much for the awesome feedback. The whole team is overjoyed. It gave us direction. The good news is that it pretty much matches our roadmap, and a lot of the features are already on the way. Again, we greatly appreciate your contribution.

No, I am using a pretty beefy iMac. It’s not start time that I am concerned about, I tend to keep it open for a long time. It’s the mushy feeling when typing, or when some relatively “heavy” commands (projectile, search etc.) blocks the whole thing for a brief moment. It’s totally useable, but you can really tell the difference when compare it to other mainstream editors.

I've done the work so you don't have to.

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