This is a video introduction to voXover – a Mac voice-over automation utility and batch-recorder designed for projects that require large numbers of individual audio files to be recorded.

 

Key Features

• Organizes scripts into manageable, hierarchical “chunks”
• Uses Bonjour technologies allowing remote machines to log into sessions
• Teleprompter mode for Bonjour-connected clients
• Works with pre-defined script or completely free-form
• Does not require users to learn proprietary markup languages
• Names files based on tokens such as take number, session, and abbreviated line
• Allows users to specify any number of takes per line
• Creates takes based on silence
• Exports takes based on ratings
• Automatically trims and pads takes when exporting
• Exports files as AIFF, WAVE, Wave Editor, SDII, or CAF
• Intelligent import utility imports scripts from TXT, RTF, CSV, or tab-delimited files
• Utilizes (and requires) features in OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
• Support for all audio hardware
• Support for multiple channel inputs
• Optimized for Altivec/SSE
• Universal binary

voXover 1.0.1 is priced at $375. Users of Gallery’s VoicePro X can crossgrade to voXover for only $325.