Release note: what’s new in V7.3.2
Our newest Stellar release brings enhanced dubbing workflows, improved multi-user collaboration, and smarter automation to streamline media localization production.
This update introduces several improvements, particularly for dubbing workflows, multi-user collaboration, and automation.
Smarter voice casting for dubbing
You can now assign the best voice option per role in your dubbing projects. New capabilities include:
- Cast human voice actors, synthetic voices, or voice morphing to specific roles
- Create projects with any mix of voice actors and AI voices
- Choose the most appropriate voice solution per role based on quality, speed, or budget
Multi-user recording
Recording sessions are now easier to manage when multiple users are involved. New workflow improvements:
- Automatic final mix creation from multiple script recordings
- Automatic splitting of dubbing scripts per role
- Parallel recording and voice rendering (synthetic voices) by multiple voice talents in the same dubbing task
- Parallel synthetic voice rendering
These improvements help teams record faster and reduce manual coordination.
Simpler recording experience
The recording workflow has been streamlined for both operators and voice talent. Updates include:
- A simpler recording session interface
- Simplified recording interface for voice actors
- Easier interface for voice morphing
- Improved interface for working with synthetic voices after casting
Edit scripts directly on the timeline
For layouts without text columns, script text can now be edited directly in the timeline view, allowing faster adjustments during recording or review.
New high-efficiency audio format
The release adds support for Opus-128 audio format, enabling:
- More efficient cloud collaboration
- Up to 90% reduction in storage usage
- Much faster file transfers
Stellar Automate improvements
Lexicon support for ASR
You can now define custom word lexicons to improve speech recognition accuracy. This is particularly useful for e.g. proper names, brand names, unusual terminology. Multiple lexicons can be referenced when running ASR processes.
Workflow-specific layouts
You can now define different layouts for each workflow step, for example:
- A QC layout for quality control
- A recording layout for dubbing sessions
This ensures each step provides the most suitable interface, reducing errors and improving efficiency.
