Deluxe One Dub Receives Two NAB Show Product of the Year Awards

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Wed, 10/21/2020 - 10:24 -- Nick Dager

At a time when it is critical for the media and entertainment industry to have access to reliable and effective remote workflow solutions, Deluxe has been recognized for its remote audio cloud recording tool, One Dub a module of the Deluxe One platform. The technology received two 2020 NAB Show Product of the Year Awards, one for Audio Production, Process and Networking and another for Remote Production. The winners were announced October 20 during the awards ceremony, which took place in the NAB Show New York digital experience.

Deluxe has been recognized for its remote audio cloud recording tool, One Dub a module of the Deluxe One platform. Launched this May, One Dub enables teams to work remotely with ultra-secure streaming video playback, on-screen editable scripts and intuitive record/edit functions. Since its launch, One Dub has been used in more than 1,500 recording sessions for clients across the global media and entertainment spectrum. 

One Dub leverages Deluxe One’s cloud technology to provide professional, frame-accurate audio recordings directly to creative teams, post-production facilities and dubbing studios’ web browsers for a flexible and seamless experience, and enables its users to work remotely with ultra-secure streaming video playback, on-screen editable scripts and intuitive record/edit functions.

The National Association of Broadcasters recognized Deluxe’s One Dub for its ability to expedite the arrival of the new cloud-enabled supply chain. The technology streamlines the audio component of the post-production process and makes it possible to achieve studio quality results in a remote setting.

“We’re thrilled that our customers and the production community have embraced One Dub with so much enthusiasm,” said Greg Taieb, vice president, product management for Deluxe, “and we are honored that our continued efforts to create flexible, collaborative, cloud-based tools are being recognized by the NAB.”