Skald — Multi-Cam Recording

Skald — Multi-Cam Recording

Multi-camera rig for musicians

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Released
September 13, 2026
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Skald turns the iPhones and iPads you already own into a synchronized multi-camera recording rig. Set up in minutes, press record, play your set — and walk away with one finished multi-cam video. No timeline editing, no syncing clips by hand, no cloud. Built for musicians recording themselves: rehearsals, live gigs, music videos, recitals. Solo artists to full bands. HOW IT WORKS • Skald runs on your iPad (or iPhone) as the controller • The free companion app Skald Cam runs on up to four other iPhones or iPads — each one a camera angle • Everything connects over your own Wi-Fi or an iPhone hotspot. Each camera pairs in seconds — Skald Cam finds Skald automatically • Skald mixes the angles live and records one synchronized 1080p video LIVE MIX MODES • Split — all cameras in a grid • Democratic — switches automatically between cameras in a predefined pattern • Spotlight — keeps the focus on one performer, with the others rotating in • Manual — you direct the mix Real-time clock sync keeps every angle locked together. AUDIO THAT TAKES CARE OF ITSELF • Plug in a USB audio interface for professional stereo sound, or record from any camera's mic • Rank your sources in a priority list — Skald records from the one you want and fails over automatically if it drops out mid-take • Optional loudness normalization with YouTube, Apple Music, and broadcast presets — off by default so your raw levels stay untouched MADE FOR SETS, NOT CLIPS • Plan a setlist and roll through it song by song • Start recording with a tap — or let Skald start when the music does • Drop markers at the moments worth finding again • Automatic intro titles rendered into each recording — if you want them WANT TO EDIT IT YOURSELF? • Turn on multi-file recording and every camera is also saved as its own full-frame 1080p file — frame-aligned with the mix, no manual syncing • Editor import files (OpenTimelineIO + Final Cut Pro 7 XML) land next to the videos: open in DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro and every angle sits on its own track, master audio included • Share a whole recording — all angles plus import files — in one go YOUR RECORDINGS STAY YOURS No accounts. No analytics. No cloud. Video never leaves your devices — recordings land on the controller, organized per project, fully accessible in the Files app for backup and export. WHAT YOU NEED • One iPad (recommended) or iPhone for Skald • One iPhone or iPad per camera angle running Skald Cam (free) • A shared Wi-Fi network or iPhone hotspot • iOS 17.6 or later SUBSCRIPTION Skald is a subscription, purchased on the controller — Skald Cam is always free. • Skald 2 Cam: $4.99/month or $49.99/year — up to two cameras • Skald 4 Cam: $6.99/month or $69.99/year — up to four cameras, with a 14-day free trial for new subscribers Prices in USD; your local price is shown in the App Store. Payment is charged to your Apple Account; subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Skald is a hobbyist tool that makes multi-cam recording accessible — it doesn't aim to replace professional broadcast systems. It's for the band in the basement, the songwriter filming at home, the teacher recording a recital. Questions? hello@skald.cam — or see skald.cam for guides. Actively maintained — security fixes ship as free App Store updates. Privacy policy: https://skald.cam/privacy.html Security policy: https://skald.cam/security.html Terms of use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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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

$4.991 Month
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