What you have just heard was my first attempt at ADR from a video recorded on my iPhone here in the studio and in this free demo video I will show you how I did this using the new features in Revoice Pro 4.3 In this article Mike Thornton focuses on the Quick mode, replacing the audio from some footage shot on an iPhone using the internal mic, with a separately recorded ADR recording, which opens his demo video…
The second uses Link mode, which uses a Revoice Pro session to be saved and reloaded to keep adjustments and edits for future use. The first is a Quick mode which uses a temporary Revoice Pro session and can only contain one APT or Doubler process at a time. This new feature enables you to align longer performances, which previously had to be broken down into small segments. When this is enabled, it can align audio with significant gaps in the guide or dub audio. The APT processes, used to align the timing and pitch of multiple vocal tracks, now has SmartAlign. For those working in audio post-production the stand out new feature added to Revoice Pro in this release is Smart Align combined with a quick workflow that means you don’t need to leave Pro Tools to sync ADR to location sound.Īlthough Version 4.3 introduced an ARA version of the Revoice Pro link plug-in for Logic Pro users so providing instantaneous transfers back and forth between Logic Pro 10.6.2 or higher they haven’t abandoned Pro Tools users by providing a new set of AudioSuite plugins. With the release of Revoice Pro v4.3, Synchro Arts have raised the bar yet again.
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