Dub Night Live

Dub Night Live is a voice-dubbing game where you perform characters in short video clips. The game removes the original voices while keeping the picture and music, then gives you cues for the lines. You record your own voice, with takes and retakes for each line, and choose your best take.

Party performances

Online parties support up to 8 players, with invite codes, voice chat, spectators and host migration. The host assigns players to characters before recording; one player can take several characters, and anyone left uncast can watch. Players perform at the same time without hearing one another, then gather in the green room as they finish. When everyone is done, the group watches the completed clip in a cinema-style premiere, with speaker portraits showing who performed each character, and votes for the best performance.

Casting can carry over to the next episode with KEEP LAST CASTING, AUTO-CAST or SHUFFLE. A countdown helps start the next recording without a verbal ready check. In Versus mode, two players perform the same character, and the premiere plays their cuts back to back for the party to choose a winner.

Solo dubbing

In solo runs, you record one line at a time: listen to the original, record your performance, play it back and try again if you want. You can star the take you prefer, then watch your own premiere. Line up several clips, and the next one starts automatically.

Create and find clips

The Cutting Room lets you make clips using tools included in the game. Import a video, separate voices from its soundtrack while retaining music and explosions, mark lines on a timeline, cast characters and capture their portraits from a frame. You can test a clip on the stage before publishing it to the Workshop.

The Clip Browser collects community uploads. Sort clips by what is hot today, hot this week or has stayed popular over time, and filter by length, cast size, language or age rating. Subscribe to clips with one click to add them to your library. Workshop content includes clips and lineups, with sorting, filters, favourites and voting.

Recording tools

The game includes Foley lines for non-voice sounds such as a door slam. A mic check wizard measures your recording delay so your takes land on the beat.