Beat Motion Studio

What's new in version 1.6 - Filter and effect per cut (Pro): In the Video Editor, tap a tile and set a filter or effect for that cut only. A badge on the tile shows where a custom style applies, and “Reset” removes it again. If you then choose a filter for the whole video in the export screen, the app asks whether the individual settings should be overwritten. - Labels on specific clips (Pro): In the Video Editor every label gets a range – whole mix, a single clip or from clip A to clip B. All labels sit in one list with their range, and a mini timeline in the label panel shows where each one is visible. Every tile shows its clip number. - Fade labels in softly: fade or slide (with direction) and an adjustable duration – for all labels, in the export screen and the editor. Preview and finished video show the animation the same way. - Adding text and emoji now opens a small card above the picture instead of a full screen; more compact label list. - Pixel effect: strength can be adjusted again. Motion blur now clearly reaches the edges of the frame. - iPhone: landscape is now only available in the Video Editor; preview and export stay in portrait. - Choose the framing: Under “Format” you can now pick “Fill format” or “Whole frame”. With “Whole frame” the clip stays fully visible and the edges are filled with a blurred version of the same image. - Natural colours for iPhone HDR videos: Clips the iPhone records in HDR often looked flat and washed out in the finished mix. The app now converts them with its own carefully tuned tone curve – white stays white, contrast and skin tones are right. - Preview and export now match: What you see in the preview is what ends up in the video – filters, effects, overlays and framing, on iPhone and iPad, in portrait and landscape. - Transitions with “Whole frame”: Doorway, Split, Circle and other transitions no longer show black bars when portrait clips play in landscape. Photos now get the chosen transition too. - Animated overlays now run in time with the video in the preview, exactly as in the export – even while the preview is paused. - Sharper preview on current iPhones. - More photos per mix: up to 120 instead of 20 (Standard and above). - Projects open more reliably: clips whose link in the photo library was lost are found again, and clips from iCloud folders are made available when the project opens. If something is still missing, the app names the affected clips. - “Update” in the editor now shows progress immediately instead of appearing unresponsive. - Less storage used: old temporary preview files are cleaned up at launch. - Various smaller fixes.