From the course: Adobe Animate CC New Features
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Auto lip sync - Adobe Animate Tutorial
From the course: Adobe Animate CC New Features
Auto lip sync
- [Instructor] Animate now has a lip syncing feature that can be used to automatically assign frames from a set of mouth poses within a graphic symbol across the timeline, based upon embedded audio. Note first off that this is an ActionScript 3.0 document. The reason that we have to use ActionScript 3.0 is because we're going to need to set our sound to Stream. And that's the only document type that supports Stream. So here we have a little girl, and if I go ahead and expand this a bit, we can see a couple of different layers here. We've got the Audio layer and the Mouth layer, and these are the two that we want to pay particular attention to. So if we look at the Mouth layer, we can see that this is a graphic symbol, an instance of mouth. Let's double click to look inside, and here we can see there are a number of poses. This is what's known as a viseme because each one of these has a label attributed to it, so here is the ah noise, the er noise, the ee noise and so forth, so each…
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