
Last updated: March 5, 2026
Author: Harmony Jiroudek, Product education & community manager
Adobe Podcast offers tools for creating high-quality audio and video. With Studio, you can record remote conversations and edit them like a text document. Enhance Speech improves clarity by reducing background noise and balancing voices.
We’ve continued investing across Adobe Podcast to make it more powerful, flexible, and creator-friendly. Leading this release is a major upgrade to Enhance Speech, giving you more control over every element of your sound. We’re also introducing video recording capabilities in Studio and expanded multitrack editing workflows — all designed to help you create with more precision, stability, and ease.
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Take control of every layer of your sound. Struggling with background noise, distracting music, or unbalanced audio? Now you can control each sound layer separately — instead of settling for a single processed track.

Enhance Speech now goes beyond improving clarity. With advanced source separation, you can independently control speech, background noise, and now music — giving you far more flexibility over your final mix.
Studio-quality remote recording, not setup required. Remote interviews can be messy — uneven audio, dropped connections, and guests recording on low-quality mics. Studio simplifies this by capturing high-quality audio and video.

Podcast Studio makes it simple to record high-quality conversations with anyone, anywhere. There’s no complicated setup — just share a link and start recording.
With separate tracks captured automatically, you can focus on the conversation instead of worrying about technical details.
Bring complex projects into a simple workflow. Editing multi-speaker conversations is difficult when all voices are on a single track. Adjusting one speaker affects the entire recording.

Adobe Podcast Studio now supports multitrack upload for both audio and video. You can import separate files for each guest, and Studio automatically syncs them into one unified project.
This is especially useful for remote interviews recorded on platforms like Zoom. Instead of working from a single mixed file, you can edit each participant’s track individually — giving you more flexibility and precision.
If you’re new to working this way, you can follow our step-by-step guide on how to import your Zoom recordings.