Acon Digital rolled out Extract Dialogue 2 with upgrades aimed at post-production folks who kept complaining about janky reverb and needing seventeen different plugins just to get clean audio. The company built this version after talking to dialogue editors and mixing engineers who wanted better visual feedback and separate knobs for controlling speech, background noise, and room acoustics without everything sounding robotic.
The plugin runs improved AI models that supposedly catch more problems while introducing fewer artifacts, and it features a mixer-style layout where users can tweak EQ settings for each audio component independently. Real-time reverb reduction lets people adjust frequencies on the fly, and there's optional Mid-Side processing for handling stereo dialogue tracks. The thing costs 99 bucks with a 20 percent discount running through early January, and anyone who already owns the original version can upgrade for half that price.
The plugin runs improved AI models that supposedly catch more problems while introducing fewer artifacts, and it features a mixer-style layout where users can tweak EQ settings for each audio component independently. Real-time reverb reduction lets people adjust frequencies on the fly, and there's optional Mid-Side processing for handling stereo dialogue tracks. The thing costs 99 bucks with a 20 percent discount running through early January, and anyone who already owns the original version can upgrade for half that price.
