New audio for films that are already cut.
Sound Studio separates the voiceover from the music in a finished film, lays a new voice on with the rhythm intact, remixes everything and lets the client hear the versions on a link. The film doesn't need a recut just because the audio changes.
The voiceover comes out.
The music stays.
The film's audio is split into two tracks: the voiceover on one, music and effects on the other, without any stems from the original mix. The bed track can then be cleaned for hum and separation artifacts, and exported on its own if you only need the music side.
Original film audio
Voiceover
Music + effects
The bed track can be cleaned and exported on its own.
The whole script in one take.
Versions without starting over.
The new voiceover is generated as one continuous take, the way a real voice actor would read it, and cut at the line boundaries, always in the silence between two lines, so level and rhythm hold together. Every new phrasing becomes a version you pick or drop, and the rest of the film is left untouched.
- Version 2 · new female voiceSelected
Cut at the line boundaries, in the silence between lines
- Version 1 · first read
A new phrasing is a new version, not a new production.
A bed that ducks.
A mix that gets measured.
The music ducks under the new voiceover, the bed track is cleaned for hum and artifacts, and the final mix lands at −16 LUFS. The audio report shows the measurements per track, so an off sound can be traced to its track instead of to a hunch.
- Bed ducks under the voiceover
- Bed cleaned for hum and artifacts
- Final mix−16.0 LUFS
An off sound is traced to its track, not to a hunch.
The client hears the versions
on a link.
Share a link, and the client hears the versions side by side and comments directly on each one. You're notified when a comment comes in, and there's never any doubt which version it's about. No account, no installation.
“This one. Could the last line be a touch calmer?”
You're notified when a comment comes in.
You pay for usage.
Sound Studio runs on the same usage metering as the rest of the platform. You sign up yourself, add a card, see what every build costs, and set your own cap.