FaceFX Documentation and support
.fxanalysis-config files are used to override FaceFX analysis settings. They take precedence over options selected inside of FaceFX Studio.
You can create a .fxanalysis-config file that only applies to a single file by placing the file in the same directory as the audio file, and giving the .fxanalysis-config file the same base file name (for example welcome.wav will match welcome.fxanalysis-config )
.fxanalysis-config files with an empty base file name will apply to the entire directory and all sub-directories.
Note: windows explorer makes it difficult to create file names with a single period as the first character. You will get an error saying “You must type a filename” To get around this, name the file “.fxanlysis-config.” (notice the trailing period). Windows explorer will automatically remove the trailing period.
For a given audio file, multiple .fxanalysis-config files can impact the analysis settings. For example, C:\folder1\test.wav could have up to three:
If the settings conflict, the .fxanlysis-config file closest to the audio file determines the final analysis setting.
Comments begin with a # Analysis settings are set with Name:Value pairs, with each setting on its own line. Names are case insensitive (“AnalysisActor” == “analysisactor”)
AnalysisActor: Default
AnalysisLanguage: French
NewCoarticulation: False
Group: French
Ignore: False
The below settings are a bit more obscure and correspond to the equivalent console variables.
SpeechDetectionLevel
LeadIn
LeadOut
TongueLeadIn
TongueLeadOut
ShortSilenceDuration
AudioMin
AudioMax
MaxAudioDuration