Cut it. Then perform it.
A timeline for the edit, a node graph for everything after. All of it live.
After the cut. Patch the rest.
Patch effects, sound, tracking, and output together. It all runs live.
Footage in, picture out. Everything else goes between.
Datamosh, time shatter, pixel sort. The real ones.
The low end drives the smear, live.
Faces, bodies, and markers, followed and masked.
Warp the output onto any surface.
A MIDI knob on any value. Play the show.
Map anything. Walls, stages, sculpture.
Warp the output onto real surfaces, one at a time, then run the show live.
Bring the edit. Send the master.
- FootageMOV, MP4, MKV, MXF, and AVI, plus image sequences in EXR, DPX, and DNG.
- TimelinesOpen edits from FCPXML, EDL, OTIO, and AAF.
- MastersProRes, DNxHR, broadcast MXF, H.264, and EXR sequences.
- Your machineMedia stays on your device. Nothing uploads to edit.
One app. Five workspaces, one file.
Temporal Cut the film, then patch, map, and perform it live.
Good questions. Short answers.
Is Temporal a separate app?
No. It is the video workspace inside Varial, next to Design, Moto, 3D, and Shader Lab, and it comes with every plan.
Does my footage upload anywhere?
No. Temporal edits on your device, with GPU acceleration. Your media never leaves your machine.
Can I bring an edit from another app?
Yes. Open FCPXML, EDL, OTIO, and AAF timelines, and footage in MOV, MP4, MKV, MXF, and image sequences.
What is the node graph for?
Everything after the cut: effects, glitch, color, tracking, sound-reactive visuals, and projection mapping, all running live.
Can I perform with it?
Yes. Put clips on a deck, map MIDI controls to any value, and send the output to a projector or a second screen.
Cut it. Then perform it.
Temporal comes with every plan, next to Design, Moto, 3D, and Shader Lab.