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How to Fix Ringing or Clicking Sounds in Clipchamp Text-to-Speech Exports
Question details
Users are experiencing unwanted clicking or ringing audio artifacts in exported videos when using text-to-speech functionality.
- Product
- Clipchamp
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Exporting a completed video project that utilizes an AI text-to-speech narration track.
- Observed behavior
- The exported video contains ringing or clicking noises in the background, even when text-to-speech is the sole audio source.
Before exporting, preview your video within the Clipchamp editor timeline to determine if the clicking or ringing noise is present during playback or only appears in the final exported file.
Change the Text-to-Speech Voice Profile
Switching to a different AI voice is the most effective way to eliminate voice-specific audio artifacts during the export process.
Audio artifacts like clicking or ringing are often isolated to a specific AI voice model rendering incorrectly in the backend. Changing the selected voice usually circumvents the bug.
Open your video project in Clipchamp and click on the text-to-speech audio clip located in your editing timeline.
Navigate to the property panel on the right side of the screen and click on the text-to-speech tab to reveal voice options.
Click the voice drop-down menu and select a different AI voice character or try a different accent.
Click the Export button at the top right of the screen and render the video again to confirm the ringing or clicking noise is gone.
Contact Microsoft Clipchamp Support
If the issue persists across all voices, you may need to escalate the problem to Clipchamp's support team for a backend resolution.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my Clipchamp text-to-speech audio sound robotic or glitchy?
Audio glitches such as ringing, clicking, or robotic distortion typically occur due to temporary rendering bugs with specific AI voice models during the cloud export process. Changing the voice often resolves the issue.
Can I remove background noise from audio directly in Clipchamp?
Clipchamp has limited noise removal capabilities. If the noise is inherently generated by a glitching text-to-speech voice, changing the voice is the only reliable fix. For imported audio, you might need a dedicated audio editing program to clean it up before uploading to Clipchamp.
Does changing the video export resolution fix text-to-speech clicking?
No, adjusting the video resolution (like switching from 1080p to 720p) generally does not impact the rendering of the text-to-speech audio track. The artifact is tied to the voice model itself.
