Do I need the DAWs installed to convert?
No. Interchanger reads and writes the session files itself, so neither DAW has to be installed or licensed for the conversion. You'll need the destination DAW to open the result. Spot is the exception: both REAPER and Pro Tools must be running.
What exactly does the trial limit?
It converts like the full version, limited to 2 minutes from the first clip on the timeline. So you can check fades, panning and playlists on your own material. In-app Support works in the trial, and the developer answers personally.
Why not just use AAF?
AAF is a separate interchange format between your sessions. Interchanger works with the native session files, which is how supported playlists, takes, Track Versions and panner automation stay in the session. For AAF or OMF from a picture editor, we recommend Vordio.
Will my plug-ins come across?
Supported plug-ins will (Beta). The destination plug-in has to be installed and licensed: plug-ins and their licences are not included with Interchanger. AU is a macOS format. Whether settings and automation transfer depends on the plug-in and direction. See the public list. Anything that can't convert is named in the report.
What do I need for Spot?
The Mac direct download (not the App Store or Windows editions), macOS 26 or later, and REAPER and Pro Tools both open. Spot runs as a REAPER extension. "Spot from Pro Tools" saves your open Pro Tools session before reading it.
Can it overwrite my session?
Interchanger reads your session and writes a new one. If a file already exists at the output path you choose, it can be replaced, so check where you're saving.
Is there a Windows version?
Yes, for Windows 11 x64, on the same conversion engine as the Mac app. Download it from this site, or get it from the Microsoft Store. Both are free to try; the license key is bought on this site, also for the Microsoft Store version. One license activates up to two computers, Mac or Windows, and app updates keep your activation, so there is no need to re-enter your key. Spot, Import PTX and adding your own plug-ins are only in the Mac Direct version.
Already bought it on the Mac App Store and need Spot or Import PTX?
Open License in the app’s sidebar. Under Account, “Your license key” shows a key that also activates the Direct version. Save that key somewhere safe. Then download the Direct version from this site and activate it with the key.
Is this a subscription?
No. $199 one-time, with all future updates included and a 14-day money-back guarantee. $199 — introductory price, will rise to $399.
Can I buy as a company and add a VAT number?
Yes. Payment and VAT are handled by Paddle, our payment provider and merchant of record. The field is easy to miss: it is not on the first checkout screen, which only asks for your email and country. Continue to the payment step and look at the order summary on the left: directly under the VAT line there is a link to add a VAT number. Enter your company’s VAT or tax ID there, before paying.
If you are a VAT-registered business and your purchase is cross-border, entering a valid VAT ID at checkout means Paddle does not charge VAT on it. In other cases VAT is applied according to your country’s rules; Paddle calculates it and shows the final amount before you pay.
Your invoice is emailed automatically once the order completes. It comes from Paddle, not from filmsound.ai, so search your mailbox for “Paddle” if you can’t find it, and check your spam folder.
Forgot to enter your details? Write to [email protected] and we can reissue the invoice with your company name, VAT number and address. Paddle allows this correction only once per order, so please send all three together.
I found a bug. How do I report it?
Send a report from the Support section in the app; it’s available in the trial version too. Describe what went wrong and attach the session file (.ptx, .rpp, .cpr or .npr) so I can reproduce it; you’ll see my replies right there in the app. If you can’t open the app, email [email protected].