VLPremiere Pro 0.11.143: Revoice, Match Look, Signature Layer
VLPremiere Pro 0.11.143, released November 10, 2026, adds Revoice so only corrected lines are spoken again, Translate and Dub This Part, Match Look, a Signature Layer, Cinematic Bars and text tracking, plus Premiere-style timeline scrolling and selection.

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VLPremiere Pro 0.11.143, released November 10, 2026 (build 20261110.2052), is a release about fixing less and redoing less. Correct a line and only that line is spoken again. Miss a phrase in a dub and you can dub just that part. Shoot on different days and Match Look brings the clips together in one step. It also adds a Signature Layer, Cinematic Bars and text tracking, and makes the timeline scroll and select the way Premiere editors expect.
Revoice: correct the words, keep the recording
With Revoice, you correct the words of the original captions, and only the changed lines are spoken again in the speakers' cloned voices. The rest keeps the original recording, and the new lines sit on a track of their own. For professionals, that protects a good take: a name, a date or a single wrong word no longer means re-recording or re-dubbing a whole passage. For beginners, it is reassuring — fix the caption text, and the app handles which lines actually need a new voice. Revoice is a Pro feature.
Translate and Dub This Part
Right-click a part of the timeline and choose Translate and Dub This Part to translate and dub only those lines — for phrases that were missed the first time, or lines added later. Pros working in several languages can patch a dub without rebuilding it. Beginners adding one late sentence to a translated video get the same shortcut, without touching the lines that already work. This is also a Pro feature.
See how these tools fit the wider dubbing workflow in our guide.
Match Look: one look across your clips
Match Look balances the clips to one another and gives them one look: seven built in, or your installed looks, in one undo step. Footage from different cameras, rooms or days is one of the most common reasons a finished video still looks unfinished. Professionals gain a fast first balance they can then refine, instead of correcting clip after clip by hand. Beginners gain a simple way to make a whole sequence feel like one film, with one undo if they prefer another look. Match Look is a Pro feature.
A Signature Layer for texture and logos
The new Signature Layer puts dust specks, thin vertical lines and your logos over the video in one Signature clip, saved as a preset for every project. It uses the new VLFilm Signature Dust & Lines effect. If you give your channel or your clients a consistent film texture and branding, that finish now travels from project to project instead of being rebuilt each time. Beginners can apply a saved signature in one step; pros can keep a house look consistent across a series. Signature Layer is a Pro feature.
Cinematic Bars and tracking on text
Cinematic Bars adds eight cinema shapes that slide in and out with the easing you choose. Apply them on clips, on the whole sequence, or from In to Out, with a keyframeable Bars Amount. Tracking on text is different: keyframe the letter spacing of a text clip in Effect Controls for a tracking reveal, where the letters open out as the title appears. Both are finishing touches that used to take manual keyframing across several properties; here they are direct, repeatable, and easy to adjust. Cinematic Bars is a Pro feature.
A timeline that scrolls and selects as in Premiere
Timeline scrolling now works as in Premiere: the wheel moves along the time, Cmd + wheel or a swipe scrolls the tracks, and a new scroll bar on the right takes you to any track. Selecting clips follows the same habits: Shift-click adds or removes a clip, and Cmd-click selects it. Editors moving from Premiere Pro keep their muscle memory, and new editors learn one clear pattern. Nest after Select All is improved too: it nests the clips and leaves captions and a language's own tracks in the sequence, so nesting cleans up the timeline without pulling language tracks out of place.
Smaller improvements that protect the mix
A phrase made again is now as loud as the one it replaces, so a corrected line does not jump out of the mix — a Pro improvement. Light Rays can fade out past the picture's edge, with no box around a logo, also Pro. These details matter most at the end of an edit, when the picture is locked and a single loud line or a visible effect edge can send you back to fix what should already match.
Questions about any of these tools are answered on our support pages.
Fixes for phrases, voices and text
Fix This Phrase no longer opens a far-away phrase with the same words after captions were transcribed again, and Apply can no longer replace a clip far away. Phrases fixed to a deleted voice no longer warn on every dub run. And in the Program Monitor, the box of a text now follows its letter spacing during a tracking reveal, so what you see while you animate is what the frame will show.
Available by subscription
VLPremiere Pro is available by subscription at vlpremiere.com, with a free trial of the full Pro app for 3 days and no credit card required. Whether you correct narration professionally every day or are finishing your first video, 0.11.143 helps you change only what needs changing — and keep everything that already works.


