Adobe Premiere Pro added a new AI-based tool which will help detect filler words on footages.
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Adobe Premiere Pro Filler Word Detector
The new AI-based tool promises to be the savior for video editors as the tool will help remove the unnecessary noises. This includes the "Uhms", "Ahhh", and even the long pauses during shoot. The tool will automatically detect and delete the part from audio and any transcription.
The filler word detection feature is available through Adobe's Text-Based Editing tool which was launched early this year. Background noise could be a pain for video editors as it takes too much time cutting every filler one by one.
Engadget reported that the background noise will be processed through the Enhance Speech tool. Adobe assured that the tool can automatically clean the background noise. On the other hand, a mix slider will be provided should you want to keep any of the noise.
Adobe to Launch Several AI-Based Features
The launch of the filler word detector will be alongside other AI-based features that Adobe will release across its other softwares during the commercial launch of Adobe's Firefly for Enterprise generative AI.
Adobe also reminded that the AI tool requires a "generative credits" subscription plan that will enable the customers to turn a prompt into image or vector. On the other hand, it will also be available through the web using the Creative Cloud paid plans.
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