Studio voice
Your voice, without the room.
Most recordings are let down by the audio before anyone judges the picture: a fan, a hum, a voice that drifts quiet. Studio voice fixes that on your own computer, and it is on by default.
- Neural noise removal, on-device
- Levelling and a gentle presence lift
- Three strengths, or off
- You hear it in the editor, not only in the export
How it works
Studio voice, step by step
- 01
A trained denoiser
Steady background noise — fans, air conditioning, hum — is removed by a neural model rather than a simple gate, so the ends of your words are not chopped off.
- 02
Then levelled and warmed
Once the noise is out, the voice is evened out so quiet passages are not lost, with a gentle lift where speech needs to be clear.
- 03
What you hear is what exports
The processing runs in the editor's playback, not only at export, so you can judge the strength with your own ears before you commit.
Studio voice: questions
Do I need a good microphone?
A better microphone always helps, but Studio voice is built for the one you already have: a laptop or headset mic in an ordinary room.
Is my audio uploaded to be cleaned?
No. The denoiser runs on your computer.
Can I turn it off?
Yes. Choose one of three strengths, or switch it off entirely.
More of what SmoothCut does
- On-device captions On-device captions: SmoothCut turns your voice into word-timed captions with a speech model on your computer. Download it once; it then works offline.
- Auto fix Auto fix reads your recording and plans the edit: silences, filler words, zooms, layout and sound. You read the plan first, and each step is an undoable edit.
- Automatic zoom Screen recorder with auto zoom: SmoothCut watches where you click and zooms there for you, with depth, timing and easing set. Adjust any zoom on the timeline.
- All features
Record better videos, faster.
Use every feature today, exporting included. One payment opens 4K at 60 fps, share links and a clean export.
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