
Home Video Dub
Pick a video you filmed and put your own voice on it. The dog, the baby, the holiday footage nobody narrated. Keep the original sound quietly underneath, or drop it.
Dubloon plays a film scene with the dialogue taken out, shows you each line and records your take. Then it hands the scene back with your voice in it. A dubbing game for iPhone and Mac.
Two lines from an animated short. Hear the original, then record them in your own voice as the words cross the red bar.
Tap record and say your name, or sing a line. Up to 5 seconds. Then hear it backwards.
The same thing a dubbing studio does, without the studio. You get the picture, the line, its exact length and as many takes as you want.

Dubloon plays the original delivery and shows the words. Record yours, and the original waveform sits under your take so you can see where you came in early or ran long.

Every character is colour-coded. Each take is marked on timing, pacing and delivery, or you switch the scores off and nobody is counting.

Your voice is mixed over the film's music and effects and the whole scene comes out as a video, ready for the group chat.
A dub pack is one scene in a folder: the video, its music and effects, and a recording of every line with the moment it starts. Players cut them from the films and shows they love and share them online.
The format comes from Dub Mode in The Choicer Voicer, which runs on Windows and Linux. Dubloon reads the same packs, unchanged, so those scenes play on an iPhone or a Mac too.
Dubloon is an independent app. It is not affiliated with The Choicer Voicer, YeahMaybe or GameBanana, and it does not host or sell any films. Only dub what you have the right to use.
Camp Rules6 lines_pack_info.iniTitle, authors and rightsdub_video.mp4The scene, without its dialogue_backing_track.m4aMusic and effects001_Rex.txtWhen the line starts, and its caption001_Rex.wavThe original delivery002_Ellie.txtThe next line, and so onNot a phone app on a big screen. Scenes in a sidebar, lines in a list, the picture in a viewer, every take on a timeline and the scores in an inspector.
Switch on Booth Cam and Dubloon films you while you perform. The export puts your reaction next to the scene. The camera stays off until you turn it on.

Movie Scene Dub is the main feature. These come in the same app, and two of them are free.

Pick a video you filmed and put your own voice on it. The dog, the baby, the holiday footage nobody narrated. Keep the original sound quietly underneath, or drop it.

Record a song and Dubloon flips it. Sing the backwards version you hear, and the app flips your attempt back. Get it right and you come out singing the real song, with a grade.
Try singing backwards hereHear a sound, then make it yourself. Dubloon judges your rhythm, pitch and tone against the real thing and stamps a verdict on it. 34 sounds, from a rooster to a zombie.
Dubloon is free to download. Pro is a one-time purchase or a subscription, and it unlocks on iPhone and Mac alike. The App Store shows the price in your country.
| In the app | You need |
|---|---|
| Movie Scene DubFour scenes included, plus every community dub pack you import | Pro |
| Booth Cam and scene exportsFilm yourself and export the dubbed scene as a video | Pro |
| Sound Imitation34 sounds, a verdict on every attempt | Pro |
| Home Video DubYour voice on your own videos, on iPhone | Free |
| Reverse SingingThe whole game, no trial and no timer | Free |
Dubloon is a dubbing game for iPhone and Mac. It plays a film scene with the dialogue removed, shows you each line and how long it lasts, and records your take. When every line is done it plays the scene back with your voice in it, scores your timing and exports the result as a video.
Yes. Dubloon reads the dub pack format used by Dub Mode in The Choicer Voicer, so packs made by that community import as they are: a folder, or a .zip, .7z or .rar archive, from Files, AirDrop or Finder. The Choicer Voicer itself runs on Windows and Linux only. The dub pack guide has the steps.
No. The Choicer Voicer is a voice impression game for Windows and Linux made by YeahMaybe. Dubloon is a separate, independent app for iPhone and Mac and is not affiliated with it. What they share is the dub pack format, so the same community packs play in both.
Four scenes come with Dubloon. Every other pack is made and shared by players, mostly on GameBanana under The Choicer Voicer's Dub Mode category. Dubloon does not host or sell any films. Only dub what you have the right to use.
Dubloon is free to download. Reverse Singing and Home Video Dub are free. Dubloon Pro unlocks Movie Scene Dub with every scene and community pack, Sound Imitation, Booth Cam and scene exports, as a one-time purchase or a subscription.
Four scenes are included: Camp Rules from Sprite Fright (CC BY 4.0), Awesome in Space from Tears of Steel (CC BY 3.0), A Kindred Spirit from Sintel (CC BY 3.0) and Stuck Up from The Outsider (1951, public domain). After that you can import community dub packs.
Yes. Dubloon exports the whole scene as a video with your voice mixed over the music and effects. With Booth Cam on, the export can show your face in the corner, stacked above the scene or side by side.
Yes. On the Mac, Dubloon is an editing suite with a sidebar, a lines list, a viewer, a timeline and an inspector, and it works from the keyboard. Dubloon Pro bought on iPhone unlocks on the Mac too, on the same Apple Account.
Record a line of a song, play it reversed, then copy the reversed sound as closely as you can. Reverse your copy and you hear the original song again, in your voice. Dubloon does the recording, reversing and scoring for you, reverse singing is free, and the booth at the top of this page lets you try it now.
No. Recordings, takes, booth footage and exported dubs stay on your device until you choose to share them. There is no account and no sign-up. The privacy policy has the detail.