Continuous narration
Lower music during speech while keeping it between phrases.
Lower music during speech
Try speech-triggered music ducking on prepared separate tracks.
How it works
A prepared clip you can play right now. Nothing is uploaded.
The original version uses the starting volumes. The adjusted version uses your current settings; the picture stays the same.
Keep the music baseline fixed while toggling automatic ducking. Listen across a spoken phrase and the gap after it: the recorded voice levels change the music level over time. Manual balance holds a chosen level; ducking varies it with the sample speech.
Lower music during speech while keeping it between phrases.
Compare automatic changes with a fixed music level.
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Choose the baseline with the music slider.
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Click Play current automatic volume settings, then check or uncheck Lower music during speech to compare the effect.
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Listen across phrases; this demo uses the recorded volume levels of the supplied sample.
FAQ
It lets you hear the time-varying reduction rather than a general volume change. Raising the baseline at the same time would mix two separate adjustments.
No. The local demo uses pre-measured volume levels from the prepared voice track to lower music during speech.
The demo follows the pre-measured volume levels of this sample narration. It reduces music during louder speech and eases it back between phrases.
No. It reads precomputed data for this prepared sample only. Disable automatic ducking to compare against a steady music level.
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