Adobe Premiere Pro users will be more productive thanks to a new artificial intelligence feature designed to improve the quality of audio clips.

The latest updates to the editing features of the popular video editing product take some work out of the process. These are intended to improve the audio workflow. [For example, instead of manually setting fade points, AI can create custom transitions, and the enhanced speech feature can clean up background noise and improve speech quality.

Adobe is actively incorporating generative AI throughout its products, but instead of simply "generating video or creating speech," the company is using this technology to improve speed. appropriate markings.

Each clip will display an interactive badge reflecting the audio type detected. Clicking on these badges opens the Essential Sound panel, which provides easy access to the most commonly used tools for editing the selected audio type.

They are designed to reduce the amount of mouse interaction required for complex editing. This greatly speeds up the editor's workflow.

Enhanced Speech is not only a new tool in Premiere Pro, but is also a stand-alone application on Adobe's website and a feature of the audio program Audition.

In addition to removing background noise and improving sound quality, it can also enhance individual voices in a dialog clip.17]

To use this feature, which can turn even a noisy background into a studio-like sound, select a dialog clip, select the desired sound, select [Enhance] and start the process.

The amount of processing can be determined by adjusting the amount of mix. Higher levels are needed for significant background noise, while lower levels will only reduce the volume of background noises such as lawn mowers.

This is useful when you want to preserve the ambiance of the environment without overwhelming the speakers.

Adobe has already deployed a generative AI feature in Photoshop that allows users to create or enhance images from text prompts. It can also transcribe audio in Audition and Premiere Pro.

In the future, the degree of multimodality by Adobe will increase with the addition of text-to-speech as well as speech-to-speech in Premiere Pro, allowing users to automatically add narration or clone and replace parts of an actor's voice.

We may also see Adobe roll out generative video and do in Premiere Pro what they have done in Photoshop.