Changelog

What’s new in each version of Multicam Toolbox.

v0.7.7 — 2026-05-14

Filler detection is more accurate: candidates are scored in conversational context with an SNR sanity check to reject false positives in quiet regions.
Short filler removals now ripple-delete with cut-boundary fades for cleaner edits.
The voice tool gets a higher-quality output pipeline with true-peak limiting, 32-bit float processing, and stereo upmix.
The filler widget now shows real candidate data from your run.
Sequence backups are created once before any pipeline edits, so re-runs share a single safety snapshot.

The ToolRunOverlay now has a unified design, showing clear states for running, completed, and errors, making it easier to manage tools.
You can quickly dismiss or return to the home screen from the ToolRunOverlay for better navigation.
The app version is now displayed more reliably, ensuring you always know which version you're using while editing.

Enjoy a more consistent interface with the new unified ToolRunOverlay, featuring clear indicators for running, completed, and error states across all tools.
Easily dismiss or return to the home screen from any tool with the updated overlay controls.
Benefit from improved performance, as the version number is now resolved at build time for a smoother experience.

The ToolRunOverlay has been updated for a more cohesive look and feel, now showing running, done, and error states consistently across all tools.
You can easily manage and dismiss actions from the ToolRunOverlay, enhancing user navigation.
Version information is now more reliably displayed, ensuring you’re always aware of the current version during your editing sessions.

Unified ToolRunOverlay now clearly shows running, done, or error states, making it easier to track the progress of all tools.
Dismiss and home actions are now available across all tools for improved usability.
The app version is now displayed correctly at build time, ensuring you always know which version you're using.

The ToolRunOverlay has been updated for a more consistent user experience, showing clear states for running, completed, or errors across all tools.
You will now see the app version resolved at build time, enhancing performance and reliability during use.

Plugin now self-updates in the background — smaller fixes will apply automatically without reinstalling the ZXP.
Settings → About now shows both the installed plugin version and the currently-running bundle version for easier support.

The ToolRunOverlay has been unified, providing clear states for running, completed, and error actions across all tools.
You can now easily dismiss the overlay or return home, streamlining your workflow.
The app version is now determined during the build process, ensuring consistent versioning throughout your editing session.

A unified overlay now shows clear states for running, completed, and error messages for all tools, along with options to dismiss or return home.
The plugin version is now displayed at build time for a more reliable experience.

The ToolRunOverlay now presents a unified interface with clear indicators for running, completed, and error states, enhancing usability across all tools.
You can easily dismiss or return to the home screen from any tool with streamlined actions.
The app version is now resolved at build time for more accurate display and improved performance.

Automated changelog pipeline — release notes are now generated automatically on each release and summarized in plain English
New What's New screen in the panel shows release highlights once per version

New unified status overlay across all tools — shows progress while running, then a done or error screen with options to dismiss or go back to the home screen
Version number is now resolved at build time for more reliable display

Replaced preset buttons in Voice Mixing with direct controls for noise reduction, compression, and EQ — more precise tuning without guesswork
Smoother voice dynamics — the compressor now holds before releasing, preventing pumping on short pauses between words
More natural speech-adaptive processing that responds to your specific recording environment
Reduced aggressiveness in per-track leveling to preserve natural volume variation

Voice Mixing is now clearly marked BETA and disabled by default — opt in when you're ready to experiment

New panel design with individual tool screens — Smart Switch, Silence Removal, Voice Mixing, and Audio Export each have their own dedicated view
Full Pipeline wizard: run all three processing tools back-to-back in a single pass
Help button in each tool links directly to the relevant section of the guide