No volume jumps
Viewers won't need to reach for the volume between lines: quiet takes get louder, loud ones calm down.
Stepped back from the phone, spoke softer, recorded a line on another day — viewers won't hear it. Each take's volume is leveled automatically.
Viewers won't need to reach for the volume between lines: quiet takes get louder, loud ones calm down.
Sound is set to the level platforms expect from short videos, so it doesn't get lost in the feed or blast anyone's ears.
The loudest moments are gently held back, so laughs and emotional lines don't crackle.
Even on different days in different rooms.
Every take is brought to the same volume.
Even from the first line to the last.
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The whole take is leveled. To remove room and street noise, turn on “Voice only” in the same panel — the AI cleans up your voice right on your phone.
Right now Dubl builds the video around your voice. You can add music on the social platform when you post.
Get Dubl, shoot a couple of takes and see what comes out.