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ProdHQ Studio: the Windows desk for radio + video

Studio is the Windows desktop app in the ProdHQ suite — PRODUCE, VIDEO, EDIT, RADIO, and EXPORT in one place. Spots, promos, imaging, and Video sessions ship from the same desk without bouncing between tools.

VIDEO room

Dual monitors, video lanes, soundtrack — one Windows desk

ProdHQ Studio VIDEO room with MASTER / CLIP preview, multitrack timeline, and H.264 export
ProdHQ Studio

Same session language as Express — deeper finish path.

MASTER / CLIP monitors, VIDEO + SOUND + VO + MUSIC, Intro/End markers, and H.264 MP4/MOV when the piece needs picture. Audio rooms sit beside it on the same desk.

One desk, five rooms

Everything a radio spot — or Video session — needs to ship

Each room in Studio covers one stage of getting work from a rough idea to a file automation (or the program out) can actually take.

Produce

Arrange the spot

Voice, beds, and hits on a timeline. Mix, templates, and the path from first take to a session you can save and come back to.

Video

Video + soundtrack

Video lanes with dual monitors, titles, Motion Editor, chroma, transitions, deep FX, and H.264 MP4/MOV when the piece needs video.

Edit

Fix the file

Surgical edits, effects, and markers on the audio itself — then save a WAV the station can keep as the reference copy.

Radio

Capture live

Call, cart, and lane-style capture for when the work is happening right now, not in a session pieced together from last week.

Export

Hand it to air

Type, rate, and labels for delivery — including WideOrbit WAV with SCOT when that's the house format your station runs.

Built for radio, not repurposed for it

The file has to work in automation

A lot of general-purpose audio editors can produce a clean mix and still hand automation a file it chokes on. ProdHQ Studio is built around that last step. WideOrbit WAV export gives you 44.1 kHz, 16-bit, stereo audio with SCOT markers laid in — the layout stations already expect, so the cart imports clean instead of bouncing back for a re-export. Plain WAV and MP3 are there too, for the sessions where automation isn't the destination. when the piece needs video, Video export finishes H.264 MP4 / MOV (or GIF) from the same desk.

Intro and End markers travel with the file itself, so the next stop, sweeper, or liner hits on time whether it's cued up by you or by whoever's on the board after you. And because Studio sessions can live in ProdHQ Cloud, the next producer opens the same Audio or Video Session — not a folder of untitled takes or a zip file passed around by email.

Studio also bundles ProdHQ LUMEN, an optional VST3 plugin included in Setup (on by default, easy to skip if you don't need it), for producers who want it in their chain without hunting down a separate install.

Questions

Straight answers about Studio

How do I install ProdHQ Studio?

Create a ProdHQ account, then open My Account. Download ProdHQ Studio for Windows from there. During Setup you can include ProdHQ LUMEN (optional VST3, on by default). After install, sign in or start a demo — Setup does not unlock editing by itself. Subscribe when you need to export.

What's the difference between Studio and Express?

Studio is the Windows desk app: PRODUCE, VIDEO, EDIT, RADIO, and EXPORT, plus VSTs and the full finish path. Express is the browser — audio or Video sessions when you need it done without installing anything. See the Express overview.

Does Studio include a Video workspace?

Yes. Video sits beside PRODUCE as a first-class room — Video lanes, MASTER / CLIP-style monitors, titles, Motion Editor, chroma, transitions, deep FX, and H.264 finish. Express covers arrange + preview + basic looks/transitions; Studio keeps the full generator and FX rack.

Will this export for WideOrbit?

Yes. Choose WideOrbit WAV and you get 44.1 kHz / 16-bit / stereo with SCOT. Plain WAV and MP3 are there when automation is not the destination.