There's an opportunity called VoiceQ, and it's just waiting for you to try it.

The Must-Know Tool for Dubbing & ADR in Voiceover

If you’re a working or aspiring voice actor—especially if you’re interested in ADR or dubbing—you need to know about this.

There's an opportunity called VoiceQ, and it's just waiting for you to try it. - 6:05

Hey friends, it’s Gabby.

Today, I want to introduce you to an incredible tool that’s being used by some of the biggest names in Hollywood and the biggest studios in the voiceover industry. If you’re a working or aspiring voice actor—especially if you’re interested in ADR or dubbing—you need to know about this.

I’m talking about VoiceQ.

What Is VoiceQ?

If you’re in Los Angeles and working in voiceover, odds are you’ve already heard of VoiceQ. If you’re not in LA, this might be the first time you’re hearing about it. Either way, let me break it down.

VoiceQ is a software platform—partially AI-powered, highly intuitive, and designed to make ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) and voice dubbing smoother, faster, and easier.

For the last five years, and very likely for the foreseeable future, VoiceQ has been the go-to tool for recording overdubs and ADR.

Why Dubbing Is More Than “Just Voiceover”

Dubbing is an art form. It’s not the same as a standard VO session. In addition to reading a script and creating a believable performance, you also have to:

Match the original actor’s lip movements or facial expressions

Keep perfect timing with the on-camera footage

Match your volume and energy to the original performance

It’s a lot. For years, dubbing was a painstaking process—but VoiceQ has streamlined it, and that’s why it’s loved by both studios and talent.

How You Can Learn It

Here’s the great news: You can train yourself to use VoiceQ—no Hollywood studio access required.

The creators of VoiceQ offer three versions of the platform, and the most beginner-friendly is called VoiceQ Actor. This version isn’t connected to a live studio feed—it’s a “sandbox” environment preloaded with tutorials and training modules so you can practice all the skills used in a professional dubbing session.

Most dubbing work still happens live and in-studio in LA, but remote opportunities are growing. Learning VoiceQ now puts you ahead of the curve.

They even have an affordable VoiceQ certification course on Udemy. Once you complete it, you can earn a certification badge to display on your website—instantly signaling to clients that you’re ready to work in their environment.

Why VoiceQ Is So Impressive

This software isn’t just a pretty interface—it’s powerful. Here’s what it can do:

Instantly convert scripts from any format into standardized time-coded files

Save hours of manual formatting work

Customize your script view with closed captioning options, font sizes, and layout preferences

Keep everything perfectly in sync with video timing

It’s a massive time saver for studios, and learning it makes you incredibly valuable as a talent.

How to Get Started

You can check out the software at the VoiceQ website. And here’s a tip: if you reach out to their support team and ask for a tutorial, they’ll actually schedule a one-on-one session to walk you through the software. How cool is that?

Even if ADR isn’t your thing, I got a little insider info recently—they’re developing a video game version of the platform, which could open doors for voice actors outside of the LA market.

Final Thoughts

If you want to work in dubbing, ADR, or possibly even the booming video game sector, start learning VoiceQ now. It’s a skill that sets you apart—and it’s one more way to future-proof your career in voiceover.

And if you want more recommendations, check out my videos on other software tools —I’m always on the hunt for resources that can give you an edge.

Got a favorite tool I haven’t covered yet? Tell me—I’ll make sure it gets featured.

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