How do you remove all Essential Sound processing?

[csscms]

Hi There,

I tried Essential Sound on dialogue but it did a terrible job - how do you completely remove the AI processing from audio clips and return clips to their original sound?

I clicked the 'Clear Audio Type' button at the top of the panel but the clips still have the processing on it.

Any help much appreciated. Cheers, Ben

[csscms]

OK, so I can bypass the 'Enhance speech' effect on the clip...

But it's like the AI is destructive and can't be removed or rerun - is that right?

For example, the first time a ran it, it sounded OK but I might've enhanced the enhancement if that makes sense, and now it sounds terrible. Can you roll-back to zero AI processing and reanalyse from scratch?

[PaulMurphy]

It shouldn't be destructive. Try quitting Premiere Pro, deleting the Adobe Premiere Pro Audio Previews folder, and then reopening the project. 

[Dreamtime8]

Also try closing the Essential Sound tab, should be able to delete it then.

[Ann Bens · Accepted solution]

Remove attributes.

[csscms]

Thanks Ann, I can't see 'Remove Attribites' sorry - where is that located?

[Ann Bens]

Select clips in the timeline > right click.

[csscms]

Thanks Ann but does that allow us to apply AI processing on clean audio, or just turn AI processing off?

When I tried the AI processing in general, it sounded like it was cumulative, and resulted in the audio getting worse and worse (weird artefacts) each time I made changes.

Yes, I could turn off AI processing but I couldn't re-apply AI processing on clean audio once AI was ever applied. To my ears, it sounded like it re-activated older AI processing, then applied new AI processing over the top - is that how it works?

In the end, to fixe the weird AI artefacts, I had to delete the audio track, re-add clean audio, then apply one round of AI processing. 

Hope that makes sense.

[Arkabit_GT4355]

Right click over the audio track. In the pop Up menú "remove attributes"

[Arkabit_GT4355]

My track was partially processed due to a crash. I trimmed my audio track a little and the filter  re-processed the whole track. Then I trimmed again to its original lenght, ai processed again and it was ok...