Multi-Track Audio Editor

When it comes to digital audio editing, radio journalists have long been stuck between simplistic single-track editors and complicated audio production systems. Burli bridges the gap with a multi-track audio editor designed for radio journalists that's built right into the newsroom system.

Power and simplicity
Burli’s integrated audio editor marries the sophistication of high-end production editors with a simple interface that lets journalists whiz through common newsroom tasks with greater speed, fewer steps and far less hassle.

	Editing tools for radio journalists: edit audio, label clips, add markers and craft sophisticated fades all in one editor, all with a few clicks.

Complete Integration
With Burli, audio produced in the multi-track is integrated right into the newsroom sytstem. Users never have to transfer or save their work across workstations or applications; system administrators avoid the cross-your-fingers-and hope struggles of linking other editors to the newsroom system.

Mixed Packages, Long-form production 
Using Burli's editor reporters can produce sophisticated packages full of the wild sound and location voices that help good journalism become great radio. Or producers can use Burli's editor to assemble entire current-affairs programs for broadcast: edit interviews, add intros, music, stings and more, all in an editor that makes editing audio easy, whether it's 2 seconds or 2 hours long.

Mobile
Take a multi-track editor on the road with you - one you know you can rely on. Burli's editor is rock-solid on a stand-alone computer such as a laptop, allowing correspondents to record, edit, mix and file full packages in the field. Combined with our Virtual Newsroom feature, laptop users can drag-and-drop clips from the newsroom, another correspondent or the station's archive and then file the finished package right into the newsroom with simple drag-and-drop. 

Quick news cuts
Even if you rarely produce long-form audio, you'll still use the multi-track editor. Add background sound to a standard news or sports report and hear it come alive. Or add music or movie clips to the entertainment report. Your audio doesn't have to be long or serious to benefit from quick and easy multi-track production.