Side-by-Side

Side-by-Side is a two-layer scene that splits the screen horizontally — each source gets 50% of the frame.

Creating a side-by-side scene

1. Open the Scenes panel
2. Tap Create Scene
3. Select Side-by-Side
4. Name the scene (e.g., “Two-Person Interview”)
5. Assign sources:
   • Layer 1 (left): First source
   • Layer 2 (right): Second source

Default layout

• Layer 1: Left half — (0, 0, 0.495, 1)
• Layer 2: Right half — (0.505, 0, 0.495, 1)

A 1% gap separates the two halves.

Common use cases

• Two-person interviews — One camera per person
• Before/after comparisons — Two versions of content side by side
• Dual camera angles — Two views of the same event
• Remote guests — Host on one side, remote guest on the other

Variations

You can customize the split ratio by editing the layer frames:

Layout	Layer 1	Layer 2
50/50 (default)	(0, 0, 0.495, 1)	(0.505, 0, 0.495, 1)
60/40	(0, 0, 0.595, 1)	(0.605, 0, 0.395, 1)
70/30	(0, 0, 0.695, 1)	(0.705, 0, 0.295, 1)

Use a wider split for the primary speaker or content, and a narrower panel for the secondary view.

Tips

• Same framing — Try to frame both subjects similarly (head-and-shoulders) for a balanced look
• Use Stacked Vertical instead if your sources are vertical (e.g., phone cameras in portrait mode)
• Transition in — Switch from a full-screen single camera to the side-by-side scene to introduce the second person