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October 5, 2017
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Hi Voice recognition on Character animator is not picking up on many mouth shapes.

  • October 5, 2017
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Hi im currently working for a University and we are relying heavily on Character Animator to animate our 2D characters mouth. We work with professional voice actors, but when i import my pre recorded audio into CH and compute lip sync the mouth shapes are not correct with the audio thats being imported. I have been having to go frame by frame for 5000 frames and fix the mouth shapes because the program is not syncing them correctly.

Please i need some help resolving this issue, i have to finish 40 mouth animations with more than 10k frames for each one. Doing it shape by shape is not cost efficient for me or the university. I really appreciate ur help thanks.

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    Participant
    March 31, 2021

    Its work in spanish?

     

    Because when I try to speak is not perfect like in englis...

    Inventsable
    Legend
    October 5, 2017

    Are you working with clean audio that doesn't need any noise reduction?

    Do you mind making a screencast of this happening, or uploading one of your puppets with a sample audio clip for me to look at it personally? It's very hard to imagine the problem from a description of words rather than actually seeing it.

    Participating Frequently
    October 5, 2017

    As i said im working with professional voice actors and audio recordings where recorded in Voice studio, and where processed and cleaned before i received them. So they are completely clean audios. I can upload the files.

    oksamurai
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    October 6, 2017

    Yes - uploading the audio files with specific notes about what feels off to you would be incredibly helpful. Like if it feels like certain sounds aren't showing up as expected, or fluttery mouths, or something else? And if you're using a custom puppet, it would be great to see a .puppet file with the mouths you're using.