Step 1. Open a new project file in Adobe Premiere Pro and prepare your audio files and video files in the sequence.
Step 2. In the top menu of Premiere Pro, go to [Window] > [Extension] > [Cutback] to launch Cutback.
Step 3. Select the [Remove Silence] menu to remove silent portions.
Step 4. Configure Settings
[Audio]: Select the audio track where long silence pauses should be removed.
[Range]: Choose the range of silence removal, and our AI tolerance system will make cuts accordingly.
Entire sequence: Remove silence from the entire sequence.
Selected clips: Apply only to specific clips. Select clips first in the timeline.
In/Out range: Use Premiere Pro’s in and out points (i and o).
Removal method: Choose whether to delete the detected silent parts or split the track.
Remaining length: Set how much space to leave between lines.
Closer to "Very short" = tighter spacing
Closer to "Long" = wider spacing
Click the preview button to listen before selecting.
Select [Custom] to manually enter the padding length.
Silence threshold: Manually define the decibel level that counts as silence.
Step 5. Apply
Click the [Remove silence] button to process and remove silence.
Step 6. Restore (if needed)
Click [Restore sequence] to undo the silence removal.
Important Note:
If you do not click [Restore sequence], you won’t be able to revert later. Be sure to review the sequence before closing the popup.