Vizard Agent

How to keep only the sounds that matter from your own footage

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent which sounds in your footage are worth keeping and what should happen everywhere else. It listens through the source for those moments, measures your voiceover against the natural sound underneath it, and lowers or drops the original track wherever the thing you named is not happening.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the action rather than the feeling it gives you. "Keep the unboxing sounds" identifies a set of moments at particular times in the file; "keep the good bits of audio" is a judgement nobody, including Vizard Agent, can apply consistently across a long clip. Then say what the rest of the track should do.

Prompt

Do not mute the original sound: I want the boxes opening and the packaging. Lower the original track in the empty stretches where there is no unboxing happening, and keep my voiceover exactly as it is. Actually, take out everything except the unboxing sounds and my voiceover.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Listening comes before any level is set. A track can be searched for the moments you named, and listened to for texture you didn't think to ask for, like a zip or a lid. The voiceover and the sound beneath it are measured against each other, not each against a target, so a loud packaging sound doesn't bury the voice. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The sounds have to be separable in time. If the action you want happens under continuous talking, or the room noise is as loud as the thing you're keeping, lowering the track around it removes the thing as well. Music playing during filming is part of the recording, and a single unbroken take has no empty stretches to lower.

Common questions

Can it keep only certain sounds? Yes. Name them by the action and Vizard Agent finds them.

Will my voiceover be touched? No, not if you say so. Vizard Agent only sets its level.

Do I get a version without narration? Yes. Vizard Agent builds both from the same assembly.