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BeatMark 2.04 for Mac

BeatMark 2.04 for Mac

Mac Video
Updated Nov 6, 2026
Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

BeatMark is a small Mac app from Ulti.Media that analyses a music file, finds its beats, and exports the result as an FCPXML file for Final Cut Pro. When you import that file, your song arrives in Final Cut Pro with a marker on every beat, ready for editing in sync with the music. It saves the tedious job of tapping markers by hand during playback, and it is especially handy for slideshows, event videos and music-driven edits where every cut should land on a beat.

Key Features

  • Automatic beat analysis of your music files
  • Exports FCPXML that imports into Final Cut Pro with beat markers in place
  • Peak analysis mode for marking loud moments in spoken audio
  • Adjustable sensitivity and minimum distance between markers
  • Simple workflow: drop in a song, analyse, import the result

How to Download

  1. Install Final Cut Pro on your Mac, since BeatMark prepares files for it.
  2. Download from the official site on the Ulti.Media website and download BeatMark.
  3. Analyse your song in BeatMark, then import the generated FCPXML file into Final Cut Pro to see the beat markers.

System Requirements

BeatMark requires a Mac running a recent version of macOS and a compatible version of Final Cut Pro for importing the FCPXML files it creates. Check the Ulti.Media site for the exact macOS and Final Cut Pro versions supported by the current release.

FAQs

Do I need Final Cut Pro to use BeatMark?

Yes, in practice. BeatMark itself only analyses audio and writes the marker file; Final Cut Pro is where you import that file and do the actual editing.

Can it mark more than music beats?

Yes. Its peak analysis mode can place markers where the audio level passes a threshold you set, which is useful for finding the active parts of speech recordings.

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