Studio Sound is a powerful feature that uses artificial intelligence to enhance speakers' voices while reducing and removing background noise, room echo, and other sounds you don't want.

Applying Studio Sound

To your script

1. Select your script — you can do this from your Timeline, scene editor, or from the layer list in the sidebar. You'll know your script is selected if you see Script at the top of the sidebar.
2. Select Layers — with Layers selected, navigate to the + sign to the right of audio effects and select Studio Sound.
3. Enable Studio Sound — with your script selected, turn on Studio Sound from the Audio effects section in the sidebar.
4. Let Studio Sound process — when you enable Studio Sound, a message will appear indicating that Studio Sound is being applied to the file. This may take several minutes, depending on the size of your file.

To a single track in a sequence

If you are working with a multitrack sequence, you can apply Studio Sound to just one track in a multitrack sequence from the Sequence Editor.

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Open your sequence in the Sequence Editor — there are a few way you can do this:
   • Right-click on your sequence in the Script editor and choose Edit sequence.
   • Right-click on your sequence in the Timeline and choose Edit sequence.
   • On the right-hand side, select Project > Files >  Sequences > select your sequence and choose Edit sequence.
2. Select the individual track — in the Sequence Editor, click on the track you want to enhance with Studio Sound.
3. Enable Studio Sound — with the single track selected, turn on Studio Sound from the Audio Effects section in the sidebar. A message will appear indicating that Studio Sound is being applied to the file. This may take several minutes, depending on the size of your file.

Adjusting Studio Sound intensity

If you want to change the amount of Studio Sound applied to your file, adjust the intensity parameter in the sidebar.

Studio Sound is applied to the project file

You can only apply Studio Sound to the entire source project file. This means all instances of that file in a project will be affected when you enable it.

File length limitations

For extremely large files (over 6 hours in length, or files that are multiple GBs), we recommend splitting and importing them as multiple shorter files before applying Studio Sound.

Applying Studio Sound to a portion of a larger file

The best way to apply Studio Sound to just a specific portion of your file would be

1. Duplicate the selection you want to enhance with Studio Sound into a new composition
2. In the new composition, use flatten tracks which will create a new project file of the selection.
3. Apply Studio Sound to the newly generated file and replace the original section in your timeline with the enhanced file.