When you’re the person recording an actor perform ADR (post sync dialogue), having dedicated buttons to perform repetitive tasks can be the difference between capturing that magic performance, and losing it by making the actor wait while you get everything set up for the next take. For studios using EdiPrompt, we now have a way of mapping physical buttons to application functions that is easy to set up and elegant to use.

Before a dialogue editor can begin crafting the conversations of an episode or reel in a feature film, they require all channels or mics that were recorded on location, presented in their DAW timeline as per the picture editors audio edit.