Edit in Resolve
You cut music videos regularly.
Your projects include a mastered song and camera clips recorded during playback.
Private beta
KFS is preparing a small beta for music-video editors who regularly line up a master song with camera performance takes. The goal is to test the complete path from installation to a useful, reviewable synced timeline.
What the beta is for
Music Sync listens for the master song inside camera clips and creates new Resolve timelines for review. The beta will test how well that starting point holds up across real shoots, including false starts, partial takes, quiet scratch audio, distortion, slow-motion footage, and clips that do not contain the song.
A good fit
Edit in Resolve
Your projects include a mastered song and camera clips recorded during playback.
Test carefully
The beta belongs on non-irreplaceable project copies while the workflow is still being proven.
Report clearly
Useful feedback includes Resolve and OS versions, steps taken, result quality, and exact error text.
What to expect
Invitations follow installer testing. Requesting a place does not create a purchase or guarantee access.
The editor remains in control. Results are meant to be reviewed before creative editing begins.
Difficult clips may stay unmatched. Quiet, distorted, speed-changed, or song-free material can still need manual attention.
Support begins by email. Please do not send client media or private project files unless a separate secure process is agreed.
Request a place
Include your Resolve version, operating system, typical clip count, and a sentence about how you currently line up takes. KFS will follow up when a supported beta place is available.
No payment is collected from this page.
The current beta licence design supports one active device.
The product is designed to analyze the selected media on the editor’s machine.
Installation and workflow feedback goes directly to KFS Tools.