This was previously answered by Armel Beaudry Kembe Tchemeube who said: after editing your transcript you can download the updated version as a TXT or SRT file; you can download edited audio/video files as many times as you want (no export limits); closed captions are not yet embedded into exported videos but the team is actively working on that — it’s coming soon; and transcript-to-blog/article...
There hasn't been any change in the roadmap since 2023, and comments here haven't been answered for a while. Likewise, nothing has happened on the social media channels for a long time.
Founder Team
armel_beaudry
Oct 5, 2025
A: Hi, Absolutely! Trebble is very much alive and actively developed 😊
We’ve been focusing most of our energy on building and improving the product itself, which is why you might not have seen a lot of public updates or social media activity lately. Behind the scenes, we’ve rolled out major improvements to stability, performance, and AI-powered cleanup features like DeepCut™ and ClaritySpark™....
Hi, I noticed your tool is similar to Descript in that one can edit out words and other unnecessary sounds. I can’t tell if you’ve implemented video editing yet, but if/when you do, will you also consider having a tool that fixes eye contact issues?
Founder Team
armel_beaudry
Oct 5, 2025
A: Hi, Great question. Yes, we’re definitely considering adding eye contact correction in the future.
Right now, the main challenge is the computational cost of running that kind of feature. Eye contact correction requires frame-by-frame processing, and the video resolution directly affects how expensive it is to run reliably at scale.
It’s something we’re actively exploring, but there’s no set...
Apart from the cutting, is it possible to get your audio signal back unchanged, i.e., without normalization or other audio transformations?
Founder Team
armel_beaudry
Oct 5, 2025
A: Hi, Yes. if you want to keep your original audio signal completely untouched (no normalization or processing), you can export the timeline instead of exporting a rendered audio file.
This option lets you download your project in a format that can be reopened in tools like Reaper, Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or other compatible editors. The exported timeline contains only the cut...
Unfortunately it doesn't work the way you described. Normalization takes place during rendering. So I would definitely not get an unmodified signal back.Timeline export does not support AAF. I couldn't even export the WAV file. Some processes took place, but then the export stopped without any message. In this state, Trebble is of no help to me.
Q: Captions
Are captions coming to trebble anytime?
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This was previously answered by Armel Beaudry Kembe Tchemeube who said: after editing your transcript you can download the updated version as a TXT or SRT file; you can download edited audio/video files as many times as you want (no export limits); closed captions are not yet embedded into exported videos but the team is actively working on that — it’s coming soon; and transcript-to-blog/article...
Q: Record virtually?
Is there functionality to record people in two different locations? ie over a video call.
armel_beaudry
Oct 6, 2025A: Hi, unfortunately we do not have this functionality
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Q: Is Trebble still alive?
There hasn't been any change in the roadmap since 2023, and comments here haven't been answered for a while. Likewise, nothing has happened on the social media channels for a long time.
armel_beaudry
Oct 5, 2025A: Hi, Absolutely! Trebble is very much alive and actively developed 😊
We’ve been focusing most of our energy on building and improving the product itself, which is why you might not have seen a lot of public updates or social media activity lately. Behind the scenes, we’ve rolled out major improvements to stability, performance, and AI-powered cleanup features like DeepCut™ and ClaritySpark™....
Share Trebble Online Audio & Video Editor
Q: Do you plan for eye contact correction?
Hi, I noticed your tool is similar to Descript in that one can edit out words and other unnecessary sounds. I can’t tell if you’ve implemented video editing yet, but if/when you do, will you also consider having a tool that fixes eye contact issues?
armel_beaudry
Oct 5, 2025A: Hi, Great question. Yes, we’re definitely considering adding eye contact correction in the future.
Right now, the main challenge is the computational cost of running that kind of feature. Eye contact correction requires frame-by-frame processing, and the video resolution directly affects how expensive it is to run reliably at scale.
It’s something we’re actively exploring, but there’s no set...
Share Trebble Online Audio & Video Editor
Q: Retaining the original audio-signal?
Apart from the cutting, is it possible to get your audio signal back unchanged, i.e., without normalization or other audio transformations?
armel_beaudry
Oct 5, 2025A: Hi, Yes. if you want to keep your original audio signal completely untouched (no normalization or processing), you can export the timeline instead of exporting a rendered audio file.
This option lets you download your project in a format that can be reopened in tools like Reaper, Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or other compatible editors. The exported timeline contains only the cut...
Share Trebble Online Audio & Video Editor
Great, thank you very much. Then I'll give Trebble a try.
Unfortunately it doesn't work the way you described. Normalization takes place during rendering. So I would definitely not get an unmodified signal back.Timeline export does not support AAF. I couldn't even export the WAV file. Some processes took place, but then the export stopped without any message. In this state, Trebble is of no help to me.