Nomono Studio Cloud adds ambience control: podcasters can now dial in the sound of the room
Nomono is releasing ambience control in Nomono Studio Cloud, its cloud editing platform. Sound Capsule recordings now open with the ambience as a separate track. This is the room sound captured by the Capsule’s Space Recorder. Creators can raise it to immerse listeners in the room, or lower it for a close, studio-style sound.
New per-track mixing lets creators set the level of the room recorded by the Sound Capsule’s Space Recorder, a dedicated 8-capsule ambisonic microphone. Nomono is the only podcast system that records the room as its own track, instead of pulling it out of the voices with AI.
Ambience control is part of Nomono’s new per-track editing, which went live for users on 17 September. Every creator can now:
- See every track. Each speaker’s track takes the color of their Nomono microphone, and the mix view highlights the active speaker.
- Adjust levels. Use a volume slider, or add volume points to shape levels over time.
- Mute and solo. Pull a track out of the mix, or listen to one track on its own.
“Other tools try to pull the room out of your voice track. The Sound Capsule records it,” said Owen Grover, GM, U.S. Market, Nomono. “Now creators decide how much of that room listeners hear. They can make it intimate, immersive, or anywhere in between. And they don’t need an audio engineer to do it.”
Multitrack mixing is standard in DAWs and podcast editing tools. Some of these tools also use AI to separate background sound from the voice recording. The Sound Capsule records the room directly, with its Space Recorder. Creators get a real ambience track to work with, not an estimate.
This matters most for video podcasts. When creators pair Nomono audio with video through Nomono’s Audio/Video Sync, fully enhanced audio can sound like a studio even when the picture shows a café, a stage, or a living room. The ambience track lets creators match the sound to what viewers see.
Tracks stay locked to each other. Creators can’t cut, trim, or move a track independently. This keeps every track in sync and protects audio quality, because the Space Recorder also picks up the speakers’ voices.
The tool is available free on all Nomono Studio plans, including the Free plan.
About Nomono
Nomono is a Norwegian audio technology company delivering a capture-to-publish platform for spoken audio. Combining portable recording hardware with cloud-based software, Nomono helps teams capture clean, studio-grade voice in real-world environments and move faster from recording to finished deliverables with AI-assisted enhancement, collaboration, and export-ready workflows for podcasts, interviews, immersive, and video-first content. To learn more, visit www.nomono.co
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