Dubbed a movie

[m00511]

hello guys, i didnt know where to post this so if i am in a wrong place tell me, i am Curious how some studios will Dubbed a movie without source audio files i searched youtube and google but i got nothing useful, actully i watched some tutorials about removing vocals from a mp3 file and extrcting the background music but it is not work for a movie because with this method you cant actully extract background music

[aedipuss]

why would a studio not have source audio files??? they have access to all the original tracks including without vocals if they wish.

[october262]

hello guys, i didnt know where to post this so if i am in a wrong place tell me, i am Curious how some studios will Dubbed a movie without source audio files i searched youtube and google but i got nothing useful, actully i watched some tutorials about removing vocals from a mp3 file and extrcting the background music but it is not work for a movie because with this method you cant actully extract background music

have you tried this ?? - https://www.dvdfab.cn/tips/dvd-audio-extractor.htm

[ChapmanDolly]

When a movie is mixed on a dub stage various deliverables are provided such as a theatrical mix, a tv mix, and music and fx stems to be used when mixing foreign language versions. Many permutations are provided to cover every eventuality.

[Cornucopia]

Studios, even mediocre ones, always use Vox/Dialogue + M&E stems, or more.

International releases are usually shipped to localized dub houses with D (dialogue) / M (music) / E (effects/FX) / & Reference Mix, either in stereo (for a total of 8 channels) or surround (for a total of 24), etc. The stems are pre-balanced, so if you set the level of the new language dialogue to = level of the original dialogue, it should all mix back together correctly.

If you have to replace dialogue on a set of plain mix tracks, you will ALWAYS be fighting a losing battle. Even if you succeed in cutting out dialogue due to mid/side difference mixing (aka remove sound in the middle, or phase cancellation), you will have also lost a whole lot of the M & E track, as well as gone from stereo to badly EQ'd mono.

Scott