
Skald — Multi-Cam Recording
Multi-camera rig for musicians
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What's New in Skald
1.3.1
October 30, 2026
Skald 1.3.1: tidier lists, setlists where you use them, and a steadier recording screen. • New look for Recordings, Songs and Setlists. Share, Save to Photos and Delete sit right under the video, with no need to tap Select first. • Setlists live in Lists → Setlists: create, edit, reorder, archive and delete them there. Settings and the top bar only pick which setlist to use. • The recording screen shows the mode, for example "Setlist · Per song". • Deleting the previous take asks first. Turn the question off, or require a long press, in Settings → Device. • Next song has a skip symbol. After the last song in a setlist it opens the song picker, so an encore becomes its own song instead of stopping the recording. While Armed with a setlist, Next song is off. • Edits to the active setlist reach the transport right away, and recordings follow the new order. • Splash text is easier to edit: variables are pills, and a long press on a line opens the variable menu. Each recording type keeps its own text. In Continuous, the song name shows at every song change, which you can turn off. New projects have splash text from the start. • Setlist placeholders such as "Intro" show by name in the transport and get markers in Continuous. • iPad: a colored audio source now colors only the name and the line on the VU meter. • Exported projects (.skaldproject) include each song's recording log. • Fixes: rotating the iPhone no longer redraws the whole app or crashes after many turns. Cameras that connect right after Skald starts get in. Sync between cameras and USB audio is tighter. Skald runs in one window on iPad. Normalization never runs while cameras are connected, and is off for new projects.
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Skald 2 Cam
Two synced cameras, billed monthly



