Supertone Air

Supertone Air: AI Dialogue Reverb and EQ Matching

Supertone Air is an AI plug-in that matches the reverb and EQ of one dialogue recording onto another, so replaced lines sit naturally in a scene, reverb matching and room matching in one step. Its Acoustic Scene Transfer technology captures the room tone, early reflections and EQ character of any dialogue clip and applies them to dry audio, which is notoriously hard to fake by hand. It gives ADR and voice replacement production-ready sound in seconds, dialogue matching without hand-tuning a reverb. Mac and Windows, in one purchase.

What’s Inside Supertone Air

• Acoustic Scene Transfer: capture the reverb and EQ of a reference clip and apply it to any dry dialogue.
• Early-reflection capture: recreates the early reflections that give a room its sense of space, hard to fake otherwise.
• EQ matching: matches the tonal character of the reference so replaced lines sound like the same mic and room.
• Neural reverb model: extra parameters built to make the most of the AI model, beyond a normal reverb.
• Traditional reverb controls: familiar parameters for hands-on shaping when you want them.
• AudioSuite workflow: built for Pro Tools AudioSuite first, for instant clip capture and offline processing.

Who Is Supertone Air For?

Post-production and dialogue engineers get the most from this AI dialogue tool, because matching an ADR line to a scene by hand is slow, fiddly work. Film and TV editors use it to make a re-recorded line sit in the same room as the production take. Podcast and voiceover producers match a pickup line to the rest of a recording. Anyone who needs replaced dialogue to sound like it belongs gets a fast, convincing match.

Formats and Compatibility

Air ships in AAX, AudioSuite, VST3 and AU, all 64-bit. On macOS the AU and VST3 builds load into Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig and Reaper, and the AAX and AudioSuite builds cover Pro Tools deeply. On Windows the VST3 build covers Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and other hosts. It runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel, and one purchase covers both platforms.

System Requirements

• macOS: 10.15 or higher, Intel or Apple Silicon (native)
• Windows: 10 or newer, 64-bit host
• Formats: 64-bit AAX, AudioSuite, VST3 and AU
• Use: ADR, dialogue editing, voiceover and post-production

How Producers Use Supertone Air

A dialogue editor uses this AI dialogue tool to fix an ADR line that sounds too dry and close against the production sound. They sample a clean clip of the production scene, let Air capture its room and EQ, then apply that acoustic scene to the dry ADR so the replaced line sits in the same space. Podcast editors match a re-recorded pickup sentence to the rest of an episode so the join is invisible, much as they would reach for a cleanup tool like Supertone Clear to remove noise first. Because it works offline in AudioSuite, an editor captures a clip and processes a line in seconds without printing a reverb by ear.

Why Buy Supertone Air From VST Vault?

• Instant digital delivery: your download link lands in your inbox within a minute of checkout.
• Mac and Windows in one purchase: one order, both installers.
• Priced in pounds: no currency-conversion guesswork at the till.
• Every order invoiced: a clean receipt for your records.
• Real support: message us on WhatsApp or at [email protected] and a person answers.

Questions Producers Ask

What is Supertone Air?

It is an AI plug-in that captures the reverb and EQ of one dialogue recording and applies them to another. Its Acoustic Scene Transfer technology recreates a room’s early reflections and tonal character, so a dry or replaced line can be made to sit in the same space as the production sound. It is built for ADR and dialogue post-production.

What is Acoustic Scene Transfer?

It is Supertone’s technology for capturing the acoustic character of a recording, the reverb, early reflections and EQ, and transferring it onto other audio. Early reflections in particular are hard to recreate by hand but crucial to the sense of space, and Air models them with a neural network so a matched line sounds like it was recorded in the same room.

Is Supertone Air for music or dialogue?

Dialogue and voice, mainly. Air is built for post-production, matching ADR and replaced lines to a scene so they sit naturally, and for voiceover and podcast pickups. It is designed as an AudioSuite plug-in first for Pro Tools editors, though it also runs as a VST3 and AU plug-in in other DAWs.

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