re:sound for Re:Cap

Play the pads from your Re:Cap board into the X Space you host from x.com in Chrome.

re:sound puts your best lines on the keyboard while you host. Re:Cap writes up X Spaces and cuts the best quotes into short clips. On your Re:Cap board (recapspaces.com/board/) those clips, and any sound you add, sit on 36 pads laid out like your keyboard. This extension brings those pads into the Space you host or co-host from x.com in Chrome: press Alt and a pad's key, and the room hears it, with your voice over it if you talk. - Pads come only from your own Re:Cap board, trimmed and credited to the speaker who said them. - A music bed: one track from your board, looped under the whole Space at its own level, dipping while a pad plays. Or play another tab's sound (Spotify in a tab, a video), or a window's or your screen's, into the room instead. Chrome leaves the Space itself out, so the room never hears itself echo. - A studio desk: meters for your mic and the room, and a fader beside a meter for the clip playing, the music, and what you hear. - Mic off: one press (or Alt + -) takes your voice out of the Space while your pads and music keep playing. - A clip taken down from the site goes quiet here too. - Clip the last 10, 20 or 30 seconds, as you pick: one press (Alt + Enter) sends them to Re:Cap, which sends the clip back with its words and who said it. Nothing leaves your browser until you press Clip, and then only to Re:Cap. Your pads stay in your browser. - Trim it right there: a slim panel beside the pads shows the clip. Drag two handles, preview it with the Space turned down for you, and save it to a pad. It plays at once, and your board keeps it too. re:sound is a paid subscription: $6 a month for each X account that plays, separate from any Re:Cap balance (recapspaces.com/resound). It checks its link with Re:Cap when it opens and every few hours, and only the link is sent. Without a subscription, it pauses until you subscribe, and your Space carries on with your own mic. It plays only in a Space you host or co-host: on air it sends the Space's id with its check, so Re:Cap can see that from X. As a speaker in someone else's Space it adds nothing to your mic. It works when you host from x.com in Chrome on a computer, not from the phone app. Headphones keep the pads from reaching your microphone twice.