Audio Separation for Film & TV Post-Production | AudioShake

Audio Separation for Film, Television, and Broadcast

From separating dialogue and music for dubbing and localization to removing background music from live broadcasts — AudioShake's audio separation models handle every film, television, and broadcast workflow.

Separate dialogue, music, and effects from any track

From isolating dialogue for dubbing and localization to separating music and effects for re-versioning and compliance — each model covers a specific audio separation workflow in film and television production.

DIALOGUE

Dialogue Isolation

Isolates spoken dialogue from complex mixed audio. Handles noisy on-location recordings, crowd environments, and mixed broadcast content where speech clarity is the priority.
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Dialogue RT

Low-Latency Dialogue Isolation New – 11ms latency Dialogue RT delivers 11ms latency for live broadcast workflows — built for live sports, news, commentary, transcription, and real-time speech applications.
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COPYRIGHT

Commercial Music Removal

Detects and removes licensed music from mixed content to resolve copyright compliance issues. Used by broadcasters and post teams working with archive or UGC content.
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DIALOGUE

Multi-Speaker Separation

Separates individual speakers from recordings with multiple overlapping voices. Used for interview content, unscripted television, and any production where speaker-level control matters.
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RIGHTS

Cue Sheet Generation

Detects music usage in finished content and generates structured cue sheet reports. Reduces manual reporting work for broadcast compliance and music licensing workflows.
Musical Composition Performer(s) Time In / Time Out Record Labels Confidence
Streamline Intro kashc 00:00:00/00:00:10 (00:00:10) kashc/ 0.996
Wingsuits Marcus Rivers 00:00:10/00:01:30 (00:01:20) Streamline Studios, LLC/ 0.996
Close Friends Anthem Riley Chen 00:01:50/00:02:40 (00:00:50) Wavelength Records/ 0.996
Huck Calls Marcus Rivers 00:05:10/00:05:50 (00:00:40) Streamline Studios, LLC/ 0.996

Effects Isolation

Isolates the sound effects stem from finished content. Used for re-versioning, sound design reference, and effects-track reconstruction from locked mixes where the original session is unavailable.

MUSIC

Music Isolation

Isolates the music stem from a fully mixed track. Used for score extraction, sync licensing prep, and music-specific compliance workflows where only the music layer is needed.

Who uses these models

  1. Post-production
    Editing, dubbing prep, and re-versioning from any mix. Post supervisors and sound editors use AudioShake's Dialogue, Music & Effects separation to isolate dialogue, music, and effects from finished content — for editing, dubbing prep, and localization without access to the original session files.

  2. LIVE BROADCAST
    Live sports, news, and events. Real-time audio separation via the AudioShake SDK. Remove licensed music from live sports commentary, isolate dialogue from crowd noise, and manage on-air audio compliance without post-production delay.

  3. Localization
    Multilingual dubbing and localization from finished audio, using dialogue stems and M&E tracks to prepare content for multilingual distribution. Works with OOONA, Yella Umbrella, and other localization platforms.

  4. DISTRIBUTION
    Broadcast operations and distribution teams. Processing catalog titles at scale for rights compliance, regional versioning, and cue sheet reporting via API batch workflows.

  5. Archive
    Archive producers and catalog teams recovering usable stems from legacy content where original session files no longer exist. No source files required.

How to use AudioShake's Film & TV models

AUDIOSHAKE LIVE

Upload and process recordings directly. Most used by studios. Designed for studios, broadcasters, and post teams. Upload mixed audio or video, select your stems, and download in minutes.

API AND SDK

Integrate into broadcast and catalog pipelines. Connect Speech Clarity to your pipeline via the AudioShake API. AudioShake's SDK supports real-time processing for live environments (iOS/macOS, Windows, Android, and Linux).

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