DSP Motion and DSP Action from Tsugi provide an intuitive way to create sound effects for movies and animations, simply by drawing them.
By adjusting the many control and synthesis parameters of their procedural audio engine, it is possible to generate sounds that match your project.
In the new DSP Motion 1.3 and DSP Action 1.1, video playback can be synchronized with the drawing, making the workflow to design sounds to picture fast and easy.
Changes:
- New window allowing for the playback of videos, synchronized with the beginning and the end of the drawing in the main window.
- Includes a looping option, as well as sliders to adjust the starting point in the video and the level of the audio tracks.
- The video can be resized freely, with a full screen mode, and with buttons to bring it back to the most common ratios if necessary.
As all updates from Tsugi, DSP Motion 1.3 and DSP Action 1.1 are free for current users. The full versions are available on Tsugi's web site for $49 each (only for Windows OS at this time).
