Cameras do not match out of the box, and an audience notices when the wide shot is warmer than the close-up. This is a grading room built into the switcher, running on the graphics card so it costs almost nothing at 1080p.
Waveform, parade, vectorscope and histogram. A picture can look right on one screen and be wrong everywhere else; the scopes are how you know which it is.
Pull one colour without touching the rest, protect skin tones while you grade the background, and load the same LUTs your editor uses.
Point at the camera you like and pull the others towards it, rather than balancing each one by eye and hoping.
Preview what is coming next, take it to air, and rebuild the whole layout in one click.
See it in fullA proper desk — channel strips, groups, and processing that keeps the level steady on its own.
See it in fullYouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, custom RTMP and SRT — each reconnecting on its own.
See it in fullNever stream at all if you do not want to. Record up to 4K, every camera to its own file, ready for the edit before you have packed up.
See it in fullLower thirds, tickers, countdowns, a media library — and a virtual studio that needs a green sheet and a spare room.
See it in fullPhones become cameras, guests join from anywhere, and you can run the switch from your pocket.
See it in fullOr $19 a month. Affordable, and everything is in it — every update in the year included, nothing renews on its own. Max, with the heavy GPU features, is $599 a year or $79 a month.
