I featured Limited Edition Audio’s VoxSplit Pro about a month ago on the site. The company has now released Version 1.9.0.
The new 1.9.0 version is claimed to bring substantial improvements to sibilants, consonants, and high-frequency rendering.
If you are not familiar with VoxSplit Pro, it is an offline dialogue-separation tool for film, television, documentary, and factual productions.
The software is designed for situations where a primary speaker is masked by another nearby voice, or where two people speak simultaneously. It separates the voices so each performance can be edited, processed, or rebalanced independently in post-production. Typical uses include overlapping lines, dialogue editing, and ADR preparation. It can also remove non-dialogue sound from the extracted voices, but it is not a general-purpose ambience stem extractor.
This type of software can be particularly useful for documentary material, interviews, uncontrolled locations, and dramatic scenes where recording another take or ADR may be difficult or impossible.
All processing takes place locally and offline. No recordings are uploaded or stored, and VoxSplit Pro does not generate or clone voices.
Pricing & Availability
The software will be available as AAX AudioSuite, VST3, and a standalone application, with Standard, Precision, and Rescue processing modes. It retails for $230 USD. There is a seven-day public trial starting upon activation.
There are installer choices for Apple Silicon, legacy Apple Silicon, Intel, and Rosetta, which are available on the direct download page. Windows is not currently supported.
