Speakers are recognized automatically
Dubster finds everyone who speaks, picks the cleanest stretches of each voice with no crosstalk and builds a reference. From then on that voice works in any language.
Dubster dubs any video into new languages in the speaker's own voice. Background music, sound effects and the feel of the room stay exactly as recorded.
Professional dubbing is slow and expensive, so most videos stay in one language. Automatic tools cover the volume, but viewers switch them off within a minute.
The idea is simple: split the sound into layers, rewrite one of them, and put it back so nobody hears the seam.
A neural model pulls speech away from music and noise. The background is set aside untouched.
Every word is transcribed with exact timing, and we know who said it.
Translation with the context of the whole video, each speaker's tone and a glossary of names. Every line fits its slot.
The speaker's cloned voice delivers the new line with the same intonation and emotion.
Timing, loudness and room acoustics are matched, and the voice goes back onto the original audio bed.
Each layer handles one thing viewers notice the moment it's done badly.
Dubster finds everyone who speaks, picks the cleanest stretches of each voice with no crosstalk and builds a reference. From then on that voice works in any language.
The whole system runs on private infrastructure with no third-party cloud APIs. Creators and brands keep full control of their content and their voices.
Dubster measures the reverb of the original recording and places the new voice in the same space.
Intonation, stress and emotion carry over from the original line. Excitement sounds like excitement, not like a news anchor.
Listen to any line, edit the text, regenerate it or lock it. The rest of the video isn't reprocessed, because every layer is cached.
Drop in a file, pick a language and watch the video move through the pipeline. Then review it line by line like a dubbing director.
| Timecode | Speaker | Original | Dub | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00:12:40:11 | Maya | Okay, so this is where the magic happens. | Bueno, aquí es donde ocurre la magia. | Approved |
| 00:12:41:20 | Leo | Wait, you built all of this yourself? | Espera, ¿todo esto lo hiciste tú? | Approved |
| 00:12:44:08 | Maya | Every single piece. It started as an empty garage. | Cada pieza. Empezó siendo un garaje vacío. | In review |
| 00:12:49:02 | Narrator | Three months later, the first episode went live. | Tres meses después salió el primer episodio. | Regenerating |
Voice models have just learned to carry a voice across languages. We're building the studio workflow around them that the models themselves don't have.
Creators, schools and brands publish for the whole world from day one, but the voice still locks each video to a single language.
People follow a person, not a narrator. Keeping the real voice keeps the trust, the personality and the channel.
Unreleased videos and cloned voices are sensitive. Dubster runs privately and never sends material to someone else's cloud.
Models change every quarter. Craft stays.
We don't bet on a single neural network. We're building a pipeline where the best model for every language and every voice plugs in without rebuilding the product.
Speech synthesis, recognition and translation plug in as modules. When a better model ships, it drops straight into the pipeline.
Fix one line and only that line is recomputed. Iterations take minutes instead of another full pass over the video.
Every reviewer edit becomes knowledge about what a good dub sounds like. The system learns from craft, not just from volume.
Content, voices and results stay inside the owner's environment. That's the architecture rights holders trust.
We're opening our round and looking for partners who understand creators and AI infrastructure. We'll run a live demo on a video of your choice.
founders@dubster.ai