Re: An idea that could make voice acting editing so much easyer.
We're actually getting close to something sort of like that already. Anyone remember Lyrebird, that thing that could make a TTS voice out of you with just 1 minute of audio? They teamed up with a company who made a product called DScript, which is literally an audio editor in the form of a word processor. You edit your audio by moving words around and deleting them. If that wasn't enough, they're also working on something called Overdub, which will allow you to add in extra words if needed. This means that if you said a sentence wrong and simple editing can't fix it, in theory you can simply rewrite the sentence and fix it up without ever having to do another take. You could also add in something you forgot, and it'll sound like you actually said what you typed in. It's not out yet of course, but it still sounds pretty awesome IMO. Before you ask, yes; Lyrebird's speech technology has improved from the quality you may have heard from making your own digital voice, so you don't have to worry about it sounding like a degraded version of one of the Microsoft voices from Windows 10.
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