Software for dialogue

Get top stories of the week and special discount offers right in your inbox. You can unsubscribe at any time. Dialogue Match features. Save and load Snapshots and Reference Profiles. Ambience Module. EQ Module. Save and load Reference Profiles. Spectrogram Diplay. Reverb module. What people are saying. When I record ADR, I can quickly process the recordings to match the work track and give clients an instant representation of what the final dialogue may sound like.

No more guessing. All of iZotope's proven technology in one easy to use plug in—yet, with the power to fine tune to perfection. Another must-have in your arsenal! Sherry Klein. Dialogue Match gives me more matching control than ever.

Having the EQ, reverb, and ambience modules in one window together with the ability to manipulate them all individually is a real timesaver. Doug Mountain. Dialogue Match is an amazing breakthrough for post production audio. We now have a way of seamlessly matching EQ, reverb, and ambience of ADR to existing production recordings. This takes all the guesswork and time out of mixing ADR into existing production.

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Hey guys, Just got hired to do dialogue editing for some video games. They mainly need cropping, fixing pops and mouth noises, and checking levels, etc. I used SoundForge for recording and editing voiceovers for years, but ever since I got a mac I moved to protools and cubase. A full fledged DAW does not seem appropriate, so what should I use for this gig? I want something that is reliable and fast and powerful Any others? What do you guys think? On a good day I was able to cut about lines, which included de-essing, click and pop removal, trimming with fades, and exporting as individual files for ingestion to the game.

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