Chameleon just scored an Engineering Emmy for Accentize. This reverb-matching plug-in tackles mismatched room acoustics in audio post-production, letting dialogue mixers blend ADR, dubbing, and Foley with production sound by analyzing reference recordings and generating matching reverb profiles automatically.
Benjamin Graf says winning again feels wild after dxRevive Pro took home hardware two years back. Both tools aim to simplify tough dialogue tasks using fresh tech, and he credits the audio community for guiding development through constant feedback and support.
The Television Academy hands out these honors in Los Angeles to celebrate engineering advances that shake up television production. Chameleon specifically solves that disconnected sound issue when new recordings clash with original location audio, saving pros from building reverb matches manually.
The presentation happens at the Saban Media Center during the Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Awards ceremony. This recognition highlights how automated acoustic analysis helps professionals achieve seamless audio blends without tedious manual tweaking or guesswork.
Benjamin Graf says winning again feels wild after dxRevive Pro took home hardware two years back. Both tools aim to simplify tough dialogue tasks using fresh tech, and he credits the audio community for guiding development through constant feedback and support.
The Television Academy hands out these honors in Los Angeles to celebrate engineering advances that shake up television production. Chameleon specifically solves that disconnected sound issue when new recordings clash with original location audio, saving pros from building reverb matches manually.
The presentation happens at the Saban Media Center during the Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Awards ceremony. This recognition highlights how automated acoustic analysis helps professionals achieve seamless audio blends without tedious manual tweaking or guesswork.
