OnMic

OnMic works with Adobe Premiere Pro versions 14.0 through 26.x, on both macOS and Windows. That range spans a wide set of Premiere Pro releases, so most current and older installations should be covered. Its AI voice and face detection run entirely on your machine rather than in the cloud, so the processing happens locally regardless of which platform you're on. If you're unsure whether your particular setup qualifies, the developer's page at wheretopodcast.com/onmic is the place to confirm current compatibility before installing.

OnMic runs everything on your machine, with no cloud uploads of your footage and no Python required. Its AI voice model (silero) and face model (YuNet) are bundled and run on-device, handling who's-talking detection and camera matching locally. The isolated mic tracks it listens to and the video it analyses are processed on your computer rather than sent anywhere. That covers the automatic camera cutting, reaction shots and speaker auto-detection, all of which rely on the on-device models instead of a remote service.

OnMic decides camera cuts by listening to each person's isolated mic track to know who's talking, then switching the multicam to the right camera for that speaker. It can auto-detect which camera shows which speaker using on-device AI face and voice detection. Each cut is snapped to a natural pause rather than landing mid-word, and it can add reaction shots by cutting to a listener during a pause and then back. After every pass it produces a speaking-balance report showing how talk time is distributed.

OnMic is activated by signing in with a free WhereToPodcast account. The activation is a single click with nothing to copy or paste, so there's no license key or serial number to enter by hand. Once you've signed in, the tool is ready to use inside Premiere Pro. This account-based sign-in is the activation step, and the same free WhereToPodcast account ties into the trial and subscription options. Full account and licensing details live on the developer's page at wheretopodcast.com/onmic.

OnMic is listed as free in this catalog, and it's free to install with a 14-day free trial. After the trial period ends, ongoing use is provided through a WhereToPodcast subscription or comes included with any WhereToPodcast Premium plan. Pricing structures and plan inclusions can change over time, so the developer's page at wheretopodcast.com/onmic is the reliable place to check the latest licensing terms. Installing OnMic and starting the trial don't require any payment at the outset.