What software is used for CV dubbing? What software are AA and SK?

CV is a voice actor, who reproduces the characters in the original film (drama) from the sound and uses the sound as its expression means. Before dubbing, they must fully analyze the story, artistic style, style and background of the original film, and then work out their own dubbing scheme for a certain role, which is commonly known as "dubbing".

AA is a recording software and a professional audio processing software. It can compose music, record and mix projects, make broadcast points, arrange audio for movies, or design sound for video games. Provide advanced audio mixing, editing and special effects processing, which can meet the needs of audio and video experts.

Sk is an excellent Skype recording software. With it, you can easily and clearly record the conversations between Skype and friends and relatives, truly and completely reproduce the conversations at that time, and use simple and convenient recording management functions.

Making a CV requires recording equipment and basic audio editing software operation. Recording equipment includes: microphone, monitor headphones and sound card. If it's just for fun, then these will do. If you want to engage in dubbing professionally, the microphone should be at least above 200 yuan, with an independent sound card and a professional monitor headphones.

Extended data:

CV means the voice of the character. Often used in Japanese animation. CV(CharacterVoice) is a harmonious English, which was put forward by Noichiro Inoue, deputy editor-in-chief of Animec, in the second half of last century, and later used in the animation magazine Newtype founded by Inoue Kakukawa Bookstore.

Followed by "seiyuu". In fact, seiyuu is a Japanese name for a voice actor, which refers to the voice actor industry. The word "excellent" stands for "actor" in Japanese. Seiyuu can hide behind the scenes and not show up. What matters is the sound effect.

But in recent years, Japanese seiyuu began to be idolized, and many brokerage companies packaged seiyuu like a star. Many friends who are interested in dubbing have opened the door to dubbing because of their curiosity about seiyuu.

Finally, talk about "voice actor". In fact, after reading the above two points, everyone should understand. CV refers to the voice actor of a certain role in a certain work, and seiyuu refers to the practitioners in the voice actor industry, which is a Japanese vocabulary. Voice actors, of course, literally refer to actors who voice TV dramas and comics. The difference between CV and seiyuu is similar to the difference between "author" and "screenwriter".

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-voice actor