Vocal processing tools available in Pro include the Voice Denoiser that recognizes and isolates the human voice for emphasizing the voice, and new automatic de-essing for shaping sibilants. With its AI technology, SpectraLayers has now also made advances in pattern recognition: users can select a target sound and then trigger a search to automatically locate and select every other similar sound in the spectrum. Unmix can also be used on stems, separating these into tone, noise and transient component layers. The AI-assisted unmixing capability in SpectraLayers Pro scans a mixed song and extracts the different instruments within the song to separate layers, adding default settings for vocals, piano, bass, drums and more, while SpectraLayers Elements extracts vocals only. The new Artificial Intelligence in SpectraLayers Pro recognizes distinct events and isolates them by moving them to independent layers that are highlighted for further processing.
These new aspects are joined by several enhancements, such as improved ARA 2 integration with Cubase and Nuendo, VST 3 plugin support and more. Other new automated processes include click repair, hum removal and precision spectral de-essing. New in Version 7 is the implementation of Artificial Intelligence designed to foster the introduction of new features that include automatic pattern detection, clip repair, unmixing tracks to stems as well as unmixing stems to component parts. Steinberg has announced the immediate availability of SpectraLayers Pro 7 and SpectraLayers Elements 7, the audio editing software for music production, post-production, sound design, mastering and restoration.
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