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Fix overlapping voices fast

Fix overlapping voices fast

Fix crosstalk by splitting tracks around the overlap and switching layout to the dominant speaker.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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A quick tip for cleaning up crosstalk when two people talk over each other, using the new Riverside editor and without rerecording anything.

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  • Expanding tracks with the tab or shift E to see each person separately
  • Zooming in to find where the two waveforms visibly overlap
  • Pressing S to split at both ends of the crosstalk
  • Splitting the scene so that stretch stands on its own
  • Changing layout to put the dominant speaker full frame
  • Lowering the other track's volume from the three dots menu

00:00 If you're needing to clean up crosstalk for new recording, well here's an easy way to do it that's inside the new Riverside editor. If two people talk over each other in your recording, you don't always have to leave it that way. Inside the editor you can expand your tracks so you see each person's audio separately. We can do that by just coming over to this tab and hit separate tracks or you can hit shift E and that will separate the two tracks of each person in the recording.

00:25 Then you're going to want to find the section where the crosstalk happens. For me that's somewhere around this point so I'm just going to zoom in. You can see that our waveforms here kind of overlap each other. We can split around this moment and move that part slightly so the conversation has a little bit more flow. So if we hit S we can split this section right here, come over here, split this section as well by hitting S. We can actually also split our scene

00:51 so then we kind of have this separate scene here. So in this section we can actually see that our subject on the left is the one that's speaking the most. So what we could do is actually change this so that Bridget is our full frame. So now she's the full frame and so it's been for like two years. Oh I don't know if you did. That's oh maybe you did. And then maybe right here we can

01:14 actually come back and bring it back to to a different layout instead so then that's oh maybe you did. If you need to you can also come in here and you can mute the separate tracks so maybe we don't want to hear me. So we can actually just hover over these three dots right here and bring down the volume of that section. I think I mentioned this. You can adjust the layout

01:34 so the visuals still match the conversation and this makes the edit feel a lot cleaner without needing to rerecord anything. Crosstalk happens naturally within conversation but sometimes it can be a little distracting or you can overlap each other too much so that you don't know what's actually being said. And being able to customize each track separately can help you make that section more clear. I hope you found this quick tip helpful inside the new Riverside editor and we can't wait to see what you create.

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