DUB STUDIO

From scene to finished take.

A practical workflow for planning, recording, and preparing Choicer Voicer dubs. The current page is a guide; browser recording, rendering, and project uploads remain planned product features.

Guide available · Interactive studio planned
Play before you dub

Prepare the source

Use video, audio, and Dub Pack material that you created or have permission to use. Do not download protected films or online videos simply because a tool can process them. Keep the source file, backing track, timing data, captions, and character labels together before recording.

A healthy project starts with a clear scene duration and a list of lines. Confirm that timestamps do not overlap incorrectly and that each performer knows which character they handle.

Record and retake

Record one line at a time when precision matters, or perform a continuous pass when chemistry matters more. Leave a short quiet lead-in, use the same microphone position, and name retakes clearly. Compare timing, energy, commitment, comedy, and intelligibility rather than chasing loudness.

Preview and render

The PRD proposes a timeline preview followed by MP4 H.264/AAC output, with WebM as a fallback. Final server rendering is not active on this static site. When implemented, rendering jobs should validate input, expose progress, allow retries, and automatically remove expired raw uploads.

Move into social clips

After a full take, choose a 15–30 second moment with a clear setup and payoff. Continue to the Social Clips guide for vertical framing, editable captions, entertainment-only scoring, privacy, and challenge-link planning.