// Asterion Generate
The Premiere panel has tabs because the work has stages.
Each tab supports a different part of the same post-production loop: source material, generated options, voice, sync, results, and setup.
// Asterion Generate
Generate from the material already in the edit.
Load a selected Premiere clip, attach reference frames, shape the prompt, and keep results in a library instead of another download folder.
- Clip, image, and prompt starts
- Missing inserts and temp visuals
- Reusable output library
// Models
Curated routes instead of a random model menu.
Asterion Generate starts with practical fal.ai and Atlas Cloud routes for Seedance, Kling, Wan, LTX, Hailuo, Vidu, Seedream, Imagen, Flux, and Qwen, with Kokoro and ElevenLabs covering voice and sync work.
- fal.ai and Atlas Cloud routes
- Kokoro local voice
- ElevenLabs voice and sync
// Voice
Scratch narration and polished reads without rebuilding the workflow.
Use local voice for private drafts, cloud voice for client-ready options, then keep the audio tied to the same post pipeline.
- Local scratch reads
- Cloud voice options
- Pitch VO and timing tests
// Sync
Prepare lip-sync and voice-clone passes in the same panel family.
Sync is where dialogue replacement, localization tests, and consent-gated clone workflows stay reviewable before anything lands back in the edit.
- Dialogue replacement tests
- Localization passes
- Consent-aware voice workflows
// Library
Keep outputs visible after the model finishes.
Generated shots, voice files, and sync outputs need a place to live. Asterion treats the library as part of the workflow, not an afterthought.
- Review generated assets
- Reuse promising outputs
- Import selected results
// Settings
BYOK setup, local bridge state, and production paths stay explicit.
Editors should know what is connected, where files are going, and which provider keys are active before they run a job.
- Provider keys
- Bridge health
- Output locations