Adobe Podcast Unusable. Laugh supression.
Adobe Podcast Enhance is supposed to clean audio and make it sound more studio quality, but it is aggressively suppressing laughs and crosstalk.
If someone laughs, chuckles, or makes a natural reaction, it often gets turned down so much that it is barely audible or gone completely. If two people talk over each other, it can suppress both speakers to almost zero. That makes it unusable for client work.
Laughter and overlap are part of real conversations. They are not background noise. Removing them makes interviews, podcasts, and videos sound unnatural and can even remove important parts of what people said.
The tool works well on clean single person dialogue, but it needs a setting to preserve laughs, reactions, and overlapping speakers. Right now, every file needs to be checked closely against the original audio, which defeats the point of using it as a quick enhancement tool.
This never used to be an issue but over the last few months its gotted progressivly worse to the point thats becomes entirely unsuable for client work or really anywork.
As per instructed by the phone support agent I am posting here for him to highlight.
Steps to reproduce:
Upload audio of 1 poerson speaking and naother lughing at the same time and run through adobe podcast ehance.
Web borswer and in premire pro. Windows.
