Hello Everyone,

I am relatively new to the Iclone scene but being an experienced filmmaker and editor I have a few suggestions as to what I would like to see in future release of I clone these include

The ability to manipulate props and characters with a joystick

One button to clear animation from any element not just cams and lights

Some tools to sweeten the audio like add echo, or reverb or filters.

Another Feature that I feel is badly needed is the addition of a render queue. it would be nice to be able to send your finished clips to the queue at night and wake to find all of the previouse days work rendered and waiting for you.

I really love this program and I can tell I will be spending countless hours exploring the possibilities. and please check out my Feature film preview located here



Hasan Rasheed
Writer/Director
Philadelphia, Pa

Thank you for the suggestions. These will be considered for future upgrades.

                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

Right-click on the prop, and select "Remove all animation".

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That might be handy. But isn't it easy enough to add echo, reverb, and/or audio filters via an audio editor? This can be done even with free solutions like Audacity. (Indeed, even some video editing software includes echo and/or reverb.) I mean, if one is doing a serious project then one will probably need to - at the minimum - trim the voice clips and normalize the sound effects, music and voices. So one would be using an audio editor anyway.

Just saying it seems a bit redundant to me.

But, to be fair, there are various visual effects that have been asked for numerous times which are available in video editing software. Though, I'm not sure such features come as standard issue with free (or cheap) video editors. Personally, I think it makes more sense for iClone to support a couple of the more commonly used visual effects than to incorporate audio effects.

nay on the effects - it will only eat up resources, and there are way better specialty software to do that ...from free to paid. - including sony movie studio that comes with those effects and more. iclone needs all the resources it can get in iclone 6 to make better renders and animations.

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No on audio effects from me too. There's no need and there are better ways.

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For my workflow ... I render scenes from iClone and use an NLE to put all scenes together (including footage not from iClone). I prefer to use the the NLE to do audio sweetening as that is the single place where I can see how the entire video or short film fits in.

for me, +1 to iClone on improving animation tools and render quality.
- 1 to spending resources and eating system resources for audio sweetening.
Basic audio input for "timing" the sequence is enough.

For me?

-0.9 because I agree about NOT adding on "fancy" audio tools as described by others

+0.1 for improved audio VOLUME CONTROL

I'd like to be able to change the volume of individual voice-over lines after recording.  Not fancy, very basic, but a nice improvement.  Same for imported audio on props and things like that.

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