Having beta-tested more hardware and software than I'd care to recall, I am wary of the terms "groundbreaking", "game-changing", or "revolutionary". EdiLoad's Assembly window, however, can truly make claim to being a leading-edge update to an already invaluable application in our array of Must Have audio post-production tools.
Building on EdiLoad's successful goal of streamlining multiple, tedious, time-consuming steps involved in crafting an accurate dialog assembly, EdiLoad's v5 Assembly window uses the program's existing drag-and-drop "clean"...

We would have been absolutely lost without EdiLoad (and Mark's ongoing technical support). On the back of some mistakes made early on in post, we had to develop quite a complicated workflow, which just wouldn't have been possible without EdiLoad's expansive feature set. And, because Mark has given EdiLoad the ability to talk to databases (via the export to csv functionality), workflows are infinitely customisable. In the middle of the EdiLoad conform workflow, we...

We used EdiCue for the new Netflix show 'Dark Crystal'. As it's a puppet show all of the original studio recordings were only ever going to be a guide. So we had to record 10,000+ lines of ADR, although calling it ADR does seem wrong given that we essentially recorded the production audio.
It was epic, very hard work all round, but we couldn't have made it work without EdiCue.
Tim...

EdiCue was already indispensable software. On shows like Mission Impossible, the recuts came in thick and fast, but using EdiCue meant my sheets were always up to date. Now with version 3 it has outdone itself. The new options allow for such clear sheets so my sessions will go just how I want them to. I’m already using it on my next project.
Simon Chase - Supervising Dialogue Editor

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