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Not ready for Broadway, but it’s a very thought-provoking, of not a bit impatient, presentation. During a period of “I just can’t edit dialogue anymore,” I worked for Sonic Solutions. Andy Moore is truly scary smart. He was in Marin Country; I was in Paris, so no regular interaction. But those quarterly meetings kept me aware of the “out there” ideas behind the machine. Having Andy fronting a product is not necessary a sign of eminent success, but it shouts that it’s worth your while to pay attention. I think it will be a while before the visual speech editor steals our jobs. For now I use the more earth-bound but very clever ReVoice Pro from SynchroArts for those impossible ADR and alternate take moments. No speech-to-text, but very smart matching. Hopefully I’ll be out to pasture before “everyone can be a sound editor.” I can’t compete with that.

I'm looking for a SFX library to comprehensively cover a tank from the '40s or '50s, such as the Patton tank. I need all engine sounds, hydraulics, metal sounds, tracks, etc. All of the coverage I need is from an interior perspective. This can be a commercial SFX library or a personal collection that can be licensed. All help is greatly appreciated. Many thanks.