Meld Studio Team

Introducing support for Twitch VOD Tracks, a new capability to the corner radius, the ability to rename audio tracks, and more.

We just released some exciting new improvements to move transitions, added the ability to select an easing curve for your transitions, and improved window capture on macOS.

This release brings much-anticipated new ways to organize your audio tracks, NVENC support, several performance improvements and bug fixes.

Meld Studio is a powerful tool that allows you to compose live audio and video layers into a visually rich canvas complete with video effects, and more. Read below for broadcasting software tutorials and how to use the Meld broadcasting software for streaming, recording podcasts, screen recordings, product demos, mixing

Undo / Redo is a feature we’ve been beginning to investigate recently at Meld Studio and the following is a summary of some of the best practices we’ve come across for integrating undo / redo support into a native cross platform C++ application. Given our focus on building a high

We’ve been experimenting with a prototype feature that we think might make it easier for streamers to set-up their transitions and switch between scenes when live.

In this update we're adding the screenshot action to the Stream Deck plugin. We added a useful feature to our Text layer – you can now read content directly from a text file.

Meld Studio is a powerful tool that allows you to compose live audio and video layers into a visually rich canvas complete with video effects, layer masking, and more. With Meld, you can stream live on Twitch, YouTube, or any RTMP server. Even if you’re not a streamer, Meld

Meld Studio is a powerful tool that allows you to compose live audio and video layers into a visually rich canvas complete with video effects, layer masking, and more. With Meld, you can stream live on Twitch, YouTube, or any RTMP server. Even if you're not a streamer,