Samsung is developing a counterpart to Audio Magic Eraser for One UI 7

In a move inspired by the Audio Magic Eraser feature first introduced on Google’s Pixel smartphones, Samsung appears to be preparing its own tool to remove unwanted sounds in videos.

What’s known about Samsung Audio Eraser

According to a leak from Ice Universe:

• The new tool will be called Audio Eraser and will be part of the next version of One UI 7.
• The leak is accompanied by a screenshot showing the interface with four adjustment sliders:
  • Voices

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  • Music
  • Wind
  • Crowd noise
• This feature will allow users to selectively change the volume of certain types of sounds in video clips, making it a versatile tool for post-processing.

When to expect the feature?

It’s not yet known if Audio Eraser will be available for the launch of the Galaxy S25 series, which is expected next month. However, many are hopeful that Samsung will make the feature available not only for the new devices but also for past flagships.

And it’s not just for the new devices, but also for past flagships.

Comparison with Google Audio Magic Eraser

Google has improved its tool on the Pixel 9, adding the ability to separate different people’s voices for more precise audio control. If Samsung implements something like this, it could be a powerful addition to the Galaxy’s AI suite, strengthening the company’s position in the artificial intelligence space.

Audio Magic Eraser

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Closure

The Audio Eraser tool will be a welcome addition for Galaxy users, especially if it performs on par or better than its Google counterpart. This feature will not only improve the user experience, but also emphasize Samsung’s commitment to incorporating cutting-edge technology into its devices.

Audio Eraser will be a welcome addition to Galaxy users, especially if it performs on par with or better than its Google counterpart.