Record your song, then film yourself playing it. Fretnook lines every camera take up with your audio automatically, lets you cut between takes like a multi-camera shoot, and exports an MP4 with your mastered mix as the soundtrack. No editing software, no uploads, all in a browser tab.
Open DAW › Video and press Camera On. Choose a camera and 720p or 1080p. Laptop webcams, USB cameras and phone or tablet cameras all work.
With the camera on, every take you record is filmed too. Already have a finished mix? Press Film to Mix to play the song from the top and film yourself playing along.
Film the song two or three times from different angles. Put the playhead where you want a cut, press Split at Playhead, then pick another take for that section. Every take is locked to the song, so cuts never drift.
Press Export Video. The soundtrack is the same mastered mix as the WAV export, with all your EQ, effects and loudness settings.
The camera mic is matched against your recorded audio, so the picture lands on the beat without lining it up by hand. Fine-tune in 10 ms steps if you want.
Split the video lane and switch takes section by section, like a multi-camera edit with one camera.
The video uses your mastered mix, not the camera’s microphone, so it sounds like the record.
H.264/AAC MP4 at 720p or 1080p, ready for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
Frame size follows your footage, so a phone filmed upright exports upright for Reels and Shorts.
Drag clip edges to trim, delete a section to cut to black, or use one take for the whole song.
Takes live in your browser and survive reloads. Nothing goes to a server.
Play a finished song from the top and film a performance to it, even for a mix you made weeks ago.
Fretnook is free and runs in your browser. Your recordings and video stay on your device.