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AI Noise Reduction

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Lyric Track and Karaoke View Mini-Lanes and the Pinned Master Track Mixing Down to Audio and Video Files Rendering Videos Burning Audio CDs Markers Using Virtual Instruments Plug-In Manager ARA Plugin Support (Pro Studio) Rewire Separate Music Into Stems AI Noise Reduction Using Generic MIDI Controllers and Control Surfaces The Mixcraft 11 Controller Script API Musical Typing Keyboard (MTK) Preferences Main Window Menus Hotkeys Cursors Troubleshooting Glossary Appendix 1: Using Melodyne for Basic Vocal Tuning Appendix 2: Backing up Mixcraft Projects and Data Appendix 3: Nifty Uses for Output Bus Tracks Appendix 4: Transmitting MIDI Clock/Sync to External Devices Appendix 5: Freesound.org Creative Commons License Terms Appendix 6: Natively Supported Hardware Controllers Appendix 7: Copyrights and Trademarks

AI NOISE REDUCTION

Mixcraft 11 can remove background noise from audio recordings using a deep-learning model — hiss, hum, room rumble, fan noise, and other steady-state junk are stripped away while the performance is preserved.

USING AI NOISE REDUCTION

Select an audio clip, then choose AI > Remove Noise From Vocals from the Sound menu or the audio clip right-click menu. (The AI submenu also contains Stem Separation.)

  • The settings dialog provides threshold and sensitivity controls, plus an Amount slider.

  • Real-time preview lets you hear the result before committing.

  • A Cancel button is available while the effect renders.

  • Long files are processed in blocks, so even multi-minute recordings render reliably.

AI features require the AI Pack download (delivered separately so it doesn't bloat the main installer) and a Pro Studio edition. Items in the AI submenu are enabled once the model is installed. Processing is GPU-accelerated where available — up to 10x faster than CPU.

STANDARD NOISE REDUCTION

Mixcraft's standard (non-AI) noise reduction has been modernized too: the algorithm now preserves phase and uses a more accurate noise profile, which eliminates the "musical noise" fluttery artifacts the old version could produce. Existing projects automatically re-render with the improved algorithm the next time you adjust their noise reduction settings.