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I realize this is supposed to be a feature of Moho/Anime Studio, but it seems to create some really bad habits among animators.
In the professional world, such tools are seldom used to sync dialogue to a character. Instead, they use a thing called a "dope sheet".
A dope sheet is a chart used to track dialogue elements (phonemes) against time. Once you know when and where a certain sound occurs, it becomes extremely trivial to apply the proper mouth shapes to your characters. All you need is a decent sound editing app, like audacity and a text editor/notebook to track the sounds. I even have a specialized sound clip I use to show each frame of an animated clip as a waveform click (timed to 15 frames per second).
There are also a few good books out there that touch on the subject of dope sheets, such as Stop Staring: Facial Modeling and Animation Done Right by Jason Osipa.
Of course, if you absolutely need an automated solution, there are alternatives to the options included with Moho/Anime Studio, such as Magpie Pro, which supports Moho natively. (not sure if they've updated for Anime Studio specific files though)
In the professional world, such tools are seldom used to sync dialogue to a character. Instead, they use a thing called a "dope sheet".
A dope sheet is a chart used to track dialogue elements (phonemes) against time. Once you know when and where a certain sound occurs, it becomes extremely trivial to apply the proper mouth shapes to your characters. All you need is a decent sound editing app, like audacity and a text editor/notebook to track the sounds. I even have a specialized sound clip I use to show each frame of an animated clip as a waveform click (timed to 15 frames per second).
There are also a few good books out there that touch on the subject of dope sheets, such as Stop Staring: Facial Modeling and Animation Done Right by Jason Osipa.
Of course, if you absolutely need an automated solution, there are alternatives to the options included with Moho/Anime Studio, such as Magpie Pro, which supports Moho natively. (not sure if they've updated for Anime Studio specific files though)
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