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Vibe ducks music, cleans captions, and reframes to vertical

  • vibe
  • audio
  • captions
  • ai

Ask Vibe for the finishing touches editors reach for most, and it does each one in a single step. Vibe on Klipeo Cloud also now runs on Gemini 4 Argon.

Duck the music under the voice

Ask Vibe to duck the music and it lowers your music clips while someone is speaking, then brings them back up in the gaps. You hear the dip in the preview, the browser export, and the cloud render. Asking again replaces the earlier dip. Audio fades are now heard in the preview and the browser export as well.

Clean up captions

Vibe can take the ums, uhs, stutters, and cut-off words out of your captions and re-flow them into short lines that stay on screen long enough to read. Word timings are kept, so karaoke highlighting still works, but any style you set on a single caption is reset. Only the caption text changes. To cut those words from the audio, use Smart Cut.

Reframe to vertical

Ask for a 9:16, 4:5, or square version and Vibe finds the speaker's face and pans the frame to follow it smoothly, on every clip cut from that recording. If it cannot find a face, it changes nothing.

Punch-ins

Vibe can zoom in slightly on every other jump cut so the cuts feel deliberate, and push in on lines you quote to it.

Pauses that keep a breath

When Vibe runs Smart Cut, it can now leave a little air in long pauses instead of closing them completely.

A newer model

Vibe on Klipeo Cloud now plans your edit with Gemini 4 Argon, Google's newest model. Narration moves to Google's newest speech model, and the retired Veo 3.1 preview models are gone from the video generation list.

Pictures now come from Nano Banana 2.1 by default, in the media studio and in Vibe. It renders text more sharply and uses about half as many credits as Nano Banana 2 at 1K and 2K. Nano Banana 2 is still in the model list.