How to use Studio Sound - AI Audio Enhancement in Tella

This is the Shure SM7B XLR microphone.

It, along with the rest of the equipment that you need to get it up and running, normally costs over $600.

But the reason people spend so much money on this setup, myself included, is that it sounds incredible.

Except today that's not what I'm using today.

I'm using Tella's new all audio enhancement feature, Studio Voice.

It boosts the volume of your audio, removes background noise, and enhances the overall quality so you get that studio sounding finish.

Let me show you how it works.

Now, in case you're wondering, I'm recording this video using my MacBook's default microphone.

The difference is pretty incredible.

to use this yourself, open up a video you've recorded in Tella, to the editor.

Then go to the setup tool and then you'll see the new Studio Voice option.

Here all you have to do is flick the switch and that will kick off the process to generate the enhanced version of your video's audio.

You'll need to wait a few moments before the generation is complete, and then you can continue editing a video or share and export it.

But that's all you need to do.

You're done.

You can move on from there.

Once it's been generated the first time, you can then toggle it on and off here as you like.

Now, you'll notice that when you switch this on, the Edit Faster option will also be switched on.

That's because we need to use these low resolution files in the editor when Studio Voice is enabled.

But this only affects the editor.

This won't affect the final version of the video that you share with your viewers, or the exported version that you publish to YouTube.

That will still use the high resolution video files that you recorded originally.

Studio Voice is live today, so you can go and try it out on your next videos and we're really looking forward to hearing all of the great stuff that you make.