Everything in Fuchsia Studio, plus two more ways to drive it. Connect the studio to the AI app you already use, or work it from the command line — script it, batch it, wire it into your pipeline. The same studio, three ways in.
Fuchsia Studio Pro opens the same studio to three ways of working — and when they are pointed at the same store they are one project: the same tape, the same clips, the same running order, whichever way you come in. Assemble by hand in the morning, ask your assistant to find something in the afternoon, let a script run overnight — it's one piece of work you keep coming back to, not three copies that drift apart.
The complete Fuchsia Studio, exactly as it ships — the whole craft, from a folder of tape to the finished audio.
Connect Studio to an AI assistant app you already use — any assistant that can launch a local MCP server over stdio, the open standard for this — and put it to work on your tape: find the moments, propose the cuts, read back what a Reading already found. What Studio hands your assistant is quoted verbatim from your tape, or refused. What your assistant then writes around those quotes is its own, and no mechanism of ours polices it.
Script the parts of the work that repeat, and batch them to run unattended. Finish the same way: export a finished, loudness-targeted file — WAV, AIFF, AAC, Apple Lossless, FLAC or MP3 — with no app window open. Headless, repeatable, CI-friendly. If your tape came in at mixed sample rates, it renders transparently anyway.
The point of a control surface isn't novelty — it's giving the repeatable work back to the machine so your hands are free for the story.
Queue the work that repeats — overnight or on a schedule — and let it run unattended while you're away from the desk.
Render a finished, loudness-targeted file — WAV, AIFF, AAC, Apple Lossless, FLAC or MP3 — from a script or a CI job, no window open. Off-rate and mixed-rate tape renders transparently on the way out.
The same steps, every story, every reporter, every time — scripted once, run forever.
You already live in your AI assistant; now your studio is something it can actually operate — on your key, under your rules, grounded in your tape.
More than one producer? Seats for a team will be arranged the way everything else about Pro is — directly, in conversation with us.
When the AI works, it works on your own key and your own account, sending only text — never your raw audio. The grounding travels with the tape, not the interface: what Studio hands back about your recordings is quoted verbatim from them, or refused, whether the question comes from the app, your assistant, or a script.
“You're still the author. You just have more hands now.”
To find out more about Studio Pro availability and pricing, get in touch. Pro won't be sold through the Mac App Store, in order that we can provide features the App Store doesn’t support. Talk to us directly about how to obtain it from Fuchsia.
Studio Pro adds two ways to use Studio without a UI: a command line, and an MCP server your own AI assistant connects to. We’d love to sell it through the Mac App Store, but Apple’s safety rules mean it would have to run inside a sandbox — which means a terminal couldn’t reach it. That’s why we sell it directly.
Get in touch to talk about what Studio Pro can do for you, and how you get your hands on it.
Pro is for people putting a studio inside a pipeline, and every one of those setups is different. We’d love to know what you’re building and how Studio Pro can help, so get in touch to talk about what Studio Pro can do in your environment.
Volume seats, invoicing, and a direct conversation about what your most sensitive tape needs — including where any model runs. Enterprise is handled personally.
The same craft, three ways in.