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Clipchamp - Remove Silences with AI in Clipchamp Tutorial

Remove silences with ai in clipchamp demonstrates using Clipchamp's AI auto cut feature to identify pauses in an audio track, transcribe the audio, and suggest cuts. The tutorial shows accessing the tool via the sparkles icon or right-click, choosing auto cut, selecting language (English), and reviewing a pause summary before applying removal of empty sections. It notes potential abrupt cuts and that this helps reduce editing time, not replace good initial recording.

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Clipcham allows you to use AI to detect pauses in an audio track.

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Let's start with an example using this clip.

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This is a clip

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Designed to test

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the automatic removal

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of

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of empty and unnecessary sections.

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When recording a screen capture or a voiceover,

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it's quite common to leave pauses,

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for example,

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while thinking about what to say next

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or simply while trying to remember what you wanted to say.

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Maybe hmm.

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Maybe,

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hmm,

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we could,

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maybe,

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hm,

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we could.

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The speaker is deliberately speaking slowly here

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with exaggerated pauses.

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We can also see these pauses in the audio wave form if we zoom in slightly

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to use the AI powered automatic trimming tool.

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I can either right click the clip or click the small

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sparkle icon in the top left corner of the timeline.

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I then select auto cut.

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Clip champ will need to transcribe the audio using the language I select,

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which remains English in my case,

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and then analyze the recording to suggest cuts.

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I can filter out inappropriate language if needed

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and I can also access the online help page.

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In my case,

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I'll confirm and let the transcription begin.

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The processing time depends on the amount of audio that needs to be transcribed.

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Once the process is complete,

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I get a summary showing that only one pause has been detected.

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I'm surprised.

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That's not very many.

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I'll check the result manually and ask Clipsham to remove this pause.

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Of

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of empty and unnecessary sections and I guess that process never really ends.

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I'm not entirely convinced,

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so let's try again with another video and audio recording containing

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deliberately exaggerated pauses.

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This is a clip designed to test the

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automatic removal of empty and unnecessary sections.

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Let's run the same process.

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That's better,

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but it's not perfect.

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Developed by.

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Microsoft

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Microsoft Clipchamp is a video is a video.

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Indeed,

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the process can create abrupt cuts that make the speaker sound a little robotic.

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Nevertheless,

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this feature can be useful in certain situations.

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However,

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it will never replace recording a smooth,

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well paced clip from the start.

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This feature is therefore aimed at users who want to reduce editing time

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without necessarily aiming for the highest possible production quality.

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