VoiceQ launches new voice synchronisation software

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VoiceQ launches new voice synchronisation software --

Mon, 17 Aug 2015 10:52

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VoiceQ 2.0 voice synchronisation software expedites the dialogue creation and replacement process in the post-production stage of film and television production.

The software scrolls the script across the screen, superimposed over the video, and the actor or voice-over artist reads the words when they hit the target line. Scrolling text over video offers actors and technicians a frame-accurate cue for every word, every line, every time. The artist is then always in sync with the lip movements of the actor on screen, enhancing performance levels and reducing recording times.

First developed in 2003 to support the dubbing of New Zealand s indigenous M ori language for TV and film production, it has now been launched as a new application that combines dubbing and ADR functions, as well as introducing new features in response to changes in the industry.

The concept is based on the rythmo band process used in France since the 1920 s. Rythmo band is a manual process used to make dubbing natural sounding and give the audience the illusion they are watching a movie recorded in their original language. VoiceQ replicates the best of the rythmo band features using the latest digital technology.

Steven Renata, head of Global Business Development at Kiwi Digital says that the software has been developed for post-production film, TV, animation and games industries.

We use technology to bring worlds to life in a way original content owners have always wished for, says Renata.

With the global shift to digital formats, and increased interest in the integrity of language and culture, there is huge potential for technology that makes dialogue replacement simpler.

For more information visit the VoiceQ website.

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