Hi everyone — we’ve released SoundCutter, a standalone Windows tool for preparing dialogue and sound effects for games.

The workflow is: import a long recording, split it at silence, adjust the cuts and fades, then export named WAV clips. For dialogue, you can add a script with one line per clip to help align and name the segments. For sound design, you can layer sounds across four lanes, with silence buffers that keep longer layers inside each export.

It also hosts your installed VST3 effects, includes EQ/compression/limiting/stereo narrowing on the master, and has a searchable sound library and export folders with filename prefixes and suffixes.

The full version is $4.99 USD. There’s a free trial with no time limit: editing and project saving work, but audio export is disabled. Saved trial projects open in the full version. Windows x64; third-party plugins are not included.

Screenshots and downloads: https://tidsanda.itch.io/sound-cutter

If you work with dialogue or batches of sound effects, we’d appreciate feedback on the workflow and anything that would make it more useful in your projects.