Auralithic: Audorama 2.0
AI & Machine Learning - At IBC2026, Auralithic will showcase two new capabilities in Audorama 2.0 that connect visual analysis directly to practical sound-design workflows: Visual Footsteps and Visual Map.
Visual Footsteps identifies visual movement and walking activity within a scene and translates it into a sound-design starting point. It can detect characters, their movement and relevant visual events, helping sound designers quickly establish and synchronize footsteps without manually searching through footage frame by frame.
Visual Map provides a visual representation of the detected elements and sound-design opportunities across a video. It gives the sound designer an overview of characters, actions, scenes and potential audio layers, creating a visual roadmap for the sound-design process before and during editing.
Together, these features extend Audorama's approach of connecting picture analysis with sound-design decisions. Rather than generating audio, Audorama helps sound designers understand what is happening on screen, organize the required sound layers and accelerate the process of finding, editing and placing appropriate sounds.
The result is a more visual, structured and efficient workflow for film, television, advertising and other professional video-production environments.
Visual Footsteps identifies visual movement and walking activity within a scene and translates it into a sound-design starting point. It can detect characters, their movement and relevant visual events, helping sound designers quickly establish and synchronize footsteps without manually searching through footage frame by frame.
Visual Map provides a visual representation of the detected elements and sound-design opportunities across a video. It gives the sound designer an overview of characters, actions, scenes and potential audio layers, creating a visual roadmap for the sound-design process before and during editing.
Together, these features extend Audorama's approach of connecting picture analysis with sound-design decisions. Rather than generating audio, Audorama helps sound designers understand what is happening on screen, organize the required sound layers and accelerate the process of finding, editing and placing appropriate sounds.
The result is a more visual, structured and efficient workflow for film, television, advertising and other professional video-production environments.