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EdiCue v2 New Features
Authorization
- PACE iLoks are now used for portability
Session Interface window
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EdiCue Session Interface window
- New window added to simplify data entry and to load PDF shooting scripts
- Allows editors to enter/paste actor lines, set reasons, notes etc
- All text fields automatically spell check
- Set the case of fields to upper, lower, title or sentence case
- Single click to send and retrieve data from Pro Tools region groups
Cue Numbers
- ‘Custom Cue Numbers’ can be assigned to a cue during data entry so they stay the same if cues are added or deleted after a print run
- A Cue Number Prefix can be added while generating cue numbers. This adds a ‘_A’, ‘_B’, ‘_C’... after the character ID and can be used to identify which record session a cue was used for
- ‘Supplementary Cues’ can be used to trigger streamers or other visual cues during a long ADR line
ADR Summary
- All ADR Summary data can be exported as a tab delimited text file
- Two Summary PDFs are now generated (Basic and Detailed) when selected, including the option to calculate the time required for each actor by the number of words they have per cue
PDF Forms
- Scene descriptions (when loaded) are now printed on all ‘non-basic’ forms
- While printing PDFs an extra "All" PDF is created for Actor, Director and Engineer forms that combines all characters into the one file
- Layout of All-Fields forms has been updated to display a longer notes field and display the actor’s name with each cue
Importing/Exporting
- A warning is now displayed if any TAG formatting errors are found while loading a Pro Tools text file, with the option to save a report
- Text files generated from Pro Tools with the system language set to Chinese, Japanese or Korean can now be loaded directly into EdiCue
- ADR Studio character files are now exported as a native ADR Studio XML file
- Semicolon delimited text files can now be imported and exported
- EdiCue’s Production data file can now be exported and imported
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EdiCue Group Buy
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Testimonials
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NCIS Los Angeles - CBS Television
EdiCue is a game changer for us on NCIS Los Angeles. We have at least three cuts per episode and before I found EdiCue, our ADR was cued using a File Maker Pro template that is popular here in Hollywood. The FMP list looks great but IS NOT conformable, being a manual input approach. Having to conform the Cue list to each new cut cue by cue was killing us. Since I've been spotting Foley for many years in Pro Tools I was looking for a similar solution for generating ADR cues in PT and having new cut cues generated as a by product of conforming. EdiCue nails that and more...with a good clean look and powerful sub functions (more than we use) it has become one of our magic bullets. The learning curve is easy, and we adapted it to our workflow in a matter of days, including learning to cue in PT. There has been no looking back and the price is more than reasonable. I strongly recommend EdiCue to anyone looking to modernize their ADR workflow. Wilson Dyer MPSE - Sound Supervisor: NCIS Los…
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Worlds Greatest Dad
I have used EdiCue on every show I have worked on in the past three years. It has completely cut down my preparation time for ADR cue lists, and really continues to impress clients with its clear and concise ADR reporting. I most recently used it on “World’s Greatest Dad,” starring Robin Williams. I continue to implement EdiCue in editorial in every way I can, including foley spotting. Edicue is an extremely viable asset and tool. Harn Meyle is a freelance dialogue editor who resides in Santa Monica, California. He recently cut the dialogue for World’s Greatest Dad, starring Robin Williams. He can be reached at \n JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING , or oremedia.com…
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Seven Pounds - Sony Pictures
EdiCue is fabulous and it takes no time to learn how to use. The ease of it's interface with Pro Tools, it's cue sheeting options, and most importantly, it's ease in conforming sessions; takes hours off the ADR Supervisors process. Finally; there is an ADR program that can exist within your actual Pro Tools session, and be conformed just like any other track. Kim Drummond - ADR Supervisor, Seven Pounds Sound Post - Sony Pictures Post…
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The Pacific - 424 Post
We recently used EdiCue on The Pacific (HBO) and Quarantine (Screengems) and were consequently able to cue ADR under one application and easily update and personalize cue sheets. EdiCue is intuitive fully supported software and has improved our ADR process so that we can work smarter on a fully traceable system. Jon Wakeham - Sound supervisor, 424 Post…
