Adobe is developing new software that will function similar to the picture-editing application Photoshop, but will instead work for audio files. Details regarding the software, which has been ...

Adobe is one of the most well-known and influential companies when it comes to using computers to process audio and visual information. It’s no surprise, then, to learn that the company is forging new ...

Adobe today showed off a new experimental tool, Project VoCo, at its annual MAX conference in San Diego. Project VoCo lets you edit speech as easily as text — and you can’t just edit existing text, ...

The company behind Photoshop is applying its material editing know-how to audio, according to one of Adobe's developers. As well as carrying out standard speech and audio editing duties, the VoCo ...

Adobe is developing a new audio software called Project VoCo, which can synthesize and edit speech with unsettling realism, the Verge reports. The software company unveiled a demo of the program at ...

is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for more than a decade. Adobe is working on a new piece of software that would act like a Photoshop for ...

Forget about making a shark look like it’s attacking a diver or faking a David Hasselhoff photobomb. In Adobe’s future you’ll be putting words in people’s mouths. During the Adobe Max conference the ...

What if it were just as easy to edit a pre-recorded voice as it is to manipulate a photo? Adobe's experimental Project VoCo is poised to do just that. This technology was demoed at the annual Adobe ...

Remember the first time you realized that you’d been had? The photo you were looking at wasn’t authentic, but a manipulation, created by Photoshop? Well, here you go again. At its annual MAX ...

ICT consultancy Voco said today its position had been vindicated by the release of the independent inquirer’s report into the Government Shared Network (GSN) project which finds no wrong doing by Voco ...