I have Mimic 2 Pro and Mimic 3. Both of them give access not only to the morphs in the mouth to create the phoneme shapes with, but also all the expression morphs as well. It can auto generate some random timed functions (eye blinks, flick of the brow, etc), but on the timeline you have access to them, and can customize the expressions to match what is being said. It reads the CR2 file, so any mesh character that is Mimic compatible should work in Mimic 2-3. V3 works just fine; you get a better effect when you input a text file of your speech, as well as the .wav file. It helps Mimic shape the morphs more accurately (and you can always adjust them yourself in the program after they've been generated). About the only bugaboo I've found to watch out for is the actual .wav file. =Never= use anything but a single channel .wav; Mimic doesn't understand the dual and multi channel format options, and will refuse to load the sound file