For podcasters & radio

Your idents, exactly where they belong.

Open the finished episode, drop in the station ident or the ad read, set the second it lands. JingleLayer renders the mix and hands you the file. No session to save, no DAW to open.

JingleLayer — a finished episode loaded, a station ident and a sponsor read placed at set timecodes
Why a separate app

An editor is the wrong tool for a thirty-second job.

Placing an ident is not editing. It does not need regions, buses, or a project file — it needs a start time and a level. That is the whole of what this app does.

Built around the episode

Load the recording, mark where the insert goes, render. Nothing to arrange on a timeline and no project file to name, save, or find again next week.

Reads that sit at the right level

Each insert carries its own volume and optional fades, so a sponsor read never jumps out of the mix or disappears under the bed.

Ducking under the voice

Pull the episode down while the ident plays and bring it back afterwards. Set the depth once and it applies to every insert in the file.

ffmpeg is already inside

The encoder ships with the app. Nothing to install on the studio machine, no PATH to configure, no codec missing the night before publication.

The recording stays with you

Rendering happens on the machine in front of you. Nothing is uploaded — which matters when the contract says the tape does not leave the building.

Whatever your host expects

MP3, WAV, AIFF, M4A, FLAC and OGG in; MP3 and WAV out with bitrate and bit-depth presets to match your host or playout system.

The whole workflow

Three steps, then it is out of your hands.

Load the episode

Drag in the recorded file. Duration is read automatically, so you can type a timecode straight away.

Place the insert

Ident, sponsor read, sweeper or bumper — set the second, the level, and the fades.

Render and publish

Pick the output preset and render. The finished file lands in the folder you chose, ready to upload.

Try it on the next episode.

Thirty-day money-back guarantee on the first payment. Put it in the chain for one publication cycle and see whether it saves you the trip into the editor.