ADR Studio Melbourne

Absolutely. RMS has extensive experience delivering ADR for international studios, streamers, and distributors, including Netflix, Amazon, and Warner Bros. We understand global technical standards and can provide deliverables tailored to overseas post houses, ensuring a seamless handoff for international productions.

Yes. Our ADR facility in Melbourne is fully Source-Connect and Source-Connect Live enabled, making it simple to collaborate with talent, directors, or supervisors across different locations. These platforms allow for high-quality, low-latency audio streaming that integrates directly into our ADR workflow.

Yes — modern ADR workflows support remote supervision via tools like Source-Connect, enabling directors, producers, or sound editors to oversee takes in real time even if they are off-site. Secure file transfer ensures all recorded material is shared and synced securely.

Yes. Our ADR suites are fully equipped for remote supervision, allowing ADR supervisors, directors, or producers to dial in from anywhere in the world. With live video, talkback, and playback monitoring, your team can guide performances in real time just as if they were in the room.

ADR is the process of re-recording an actor’s dialogue in a controlled studio setting to replace or enhance audio captured on location. Productions need ADR when on-set dialogue is compromised by noise (traffic, wind, equipment hum), unclear speech, or when script or performance changes occur in post-production.

To match on-set performance and ambience, ADR recording uses the same or similar microphones, reference monitors, and acoustics. Talent watches the footage, often with cues (beeps, streamers, or visual markers), to sync lip-movements and emotional delivery. Multiple takes help ensure the right match. Ambient or room tone is often layered in during mixing to preserve continuity.