Your studio.
Across the distance.
Connect a director and an actor in a private session. Record dialogue locally and download your takes.
Remote ADR
Checking studio availability…
The director selects a reference video once. It transfers automatically to the actor after joining. Use headphones. Live calling and WAV return are not included. Video is held temporarily by the studio until the room expires or closes.
Start your own session
Create a private room and invite your actor. No account, host key or installation required.
Have an invitation? Join a room
Wait for the reference video to arrive, then enable your microphone. Uncheck to stop and revoke control.
Set the cue below, then send it to the actor. These buttons control the actor’s tab; the recorder below controls your local preview.
Not connected.
Keep this tab visible during recording. A lost connection revokes remote control and stops an active take. WAVs stay with the actor; download them before closing. Rooms expire after four hours or ten minutes without connected participants.
1. Picture
Join a session to receive or share the reference video.
Use a browser-compatible MP4 or WebM. Maximum 50 MB for remote transfer. Use a short reference clip. Unsupported codecs need conversion first.
No video selected.
2. Cue
Up to 120 seconds per cue. Times are relative to the start of this video, not embedded production timecode.
3. Microphone & recording
Wear headphones so the guide audio and beeps do not enter the microphone. Choose your input in your browser or system audio settings.
Microphone is off.
Your dialogue will appear here.
Choose a video and enable the microphone.
Mono PCM WAV at the audio device’s actual sample rate. Recording is local; this version does not include a live remote call. Browser and device latency means you should check sync in your editor.
Your takes
Download each WAV and the cue sheet before closing. Takes are held in memory, not saved automatically. Maximum 20 takes per session.
No takes yet.