How do I Bulk Edit audio in the Timeline?

Bulk editing audio allows users to quickly edit multiple audio clips in the timeline without having to open the individual settings for each. Users are now able to: 

• Bulk Replace a Voice
• Bulk Assign Audio to a Character
• Bulk Edit Audio Volume 
• Bulk Edit Text-to-Speech (TTS) Settings
• Bulk Replace Audio 
• Adjust Scene Length to Bulk Changes

Bulk Replace a Voice

1. Select the voice track in the timeline, right click and select the option for Settings.

2. Choose the new voice from one of our current providers. 

3. Then toggle the option Apply to all audio selected. 

Bulk Assign Audio to a Character

With the Audio Settings panel open, click on the icon at the top of the settings box to assign audio to a specific character. A list of available characters will appear in the dropdown menu. The non-character option is used for narration. 

Click a character icon from the list to assign the selected audio to the character.

Bulk Edit Audio Volume

Either enter a specific value into the volume section of the audio settings panel, or choose a predetermined value from the dropdown menu. 

Fade settings can be adjusted as well. The feature first needs to be activated with the fade toggle found in the Audio Settings panel. 

*Professional and Enterprise users are also able to enhance uploaded and mic recording audio using the SPEECH ENHANCER. 

Bulk Edit Text-to-Speech (TTS) Settings 

When TTS audio is selected, voice settings can be bulk edited in the Audio Settings panel. This includes language, voice selection, and voice style. 

(Voice editing panel open)

Bulk Replace Audio 

While multiple audio clips are selected, click on the replace icon in the toolbar. This will open replace mode. 

Next, select new audio from the audio library to replace the existing audio. 

The new audio will replace the previous audio and will be added to the timeline. 

Adjust Scene Length to Bulk Changes

When any bulk edits are made to text-to-speech, a pop up will appear asking users if they wish to adjust the scene duration to match any changes made to text-to-speech. Users can select Fit scene to audio, or Skip and continue if they prefer to manually adjust the scenes.