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Voiceover

Tools that coach you — you still write every word.

  • ▸You own 100%
  • ▸AI coaches, never writes
  • ▸No rights taken

The voice-over room

Animation voice-over: edit it, change it, match it to the page.

Bring your script and your takes. The room files every recording against the right line, cleans the noise out of it, shapes the character voice, fits the timing and hands you one stitched master.

  • Your recordings, your script
  • Processing runs in your browser
  • MP3 master out
  1. 1

    Load the script

    Screenplay cues or NAME: lines both parse into a cue sheet.

  2. 2

    Cast the voices

    Pitch, body and pace per character — auto-cast from the pages.

  3. 3

    Match and stitch

    Takes auto-match by name, number, transcript and length.

Nothing here writes your dialogue — it only performs and files what you wrote.

Voice-over desk

Deep sweep, correct, file, mix and master animation voice-over takes against your own script.

  • Large drops: upload a whole session folder — every file decoded and deep swept
  • Deep sweep reads room floor, clipping, rumble, sibilance, dead air and mouth clicks
  • Auto-files takes to the right line and picks the best take, keeping the alternates
  • Auto-correct per take, then a mastered MP3 at your delivery loudness plus filed stems

Mr AP, The voice-over room: Voice-over. This is the booth for animation work. Load the script first — the room turns it into a numbered cue sheet with every character's lines and how long each one should run. Then cast it: pitch, body and pace per character, so one actor can carry a kid, an elder and whatever the creature is. Drop your recordings in and I'll file each take against the line it belongs to by name, take number, length and what it actually says. I clean the room noise out, shape the voice, fit the timing to the page, and stitch the whole thing into one master. What I don't do is write the dialogue. That part stays yours.