Rivya Audio Uploads Guide
Prepare Rivya audio uploads for cleanup, speech isolation, voice review, dubbing, localization, source checks, file safety, and retries.
Use this guide when a Rivya audio workflow starts from an existing recording, voice file, source clip, or spoken asset.
Audio uploads can support cleanup, speech isolation, voice review, dubbing, localization, or video/audio workflows where the source file matters.
When To Upload Audio
Upload audio when the task depends on an existing file.
Examples:
cleaning a noisy recording
isolating speech
preparing source audio for a follow-up workflow
reviewing a voice direction
working from an existing spoken asset
If you are creating brand-new speech from a script, you may not need an audio upload.
Prepare The File
Before uploading, check:
file format
file size
whether the recording is complete
whether important speech is audible
whether background noise is part of the problem
whether you have rights to use the source
A poor source file can limit what the workflow can improve.
Describe The Audio Job
Do not upload audio without explaining the task.
Useful instructions include:
clean background noise
isolate the main speaker
improve clarity
use this as source context
review the spoken pacing
prepare for localization
The clearer the job, the easier it is to review the result.
Review Uploaded-Audio Results
After processing, listen for:
speech clarity
noise reduction artifacts
missing words
changed tone
volume issues
timing problems
whether the result is better than the source
For important work, listen through the full file.
Audio Upload Checklist
Before sending an audio file into a Rivya workflow, check:
Check file type, size, source quality, and whether the workflow supports audio uploads.
Decide whether the file is a source to clean, speech to isolate, a voice reference, or material for review.
Remove sensitive or unnecessary content before upload.
Keep the original file available until the processed result has been reviewed.
Compare the result against the source before replacing or sharing it.
The goal is to make the audio input safe, clear, and reviewable before generation starts.
When File Inputs Need Rework
Rework the input when the upload is too large, too noisy, too sensitive, unsupported by the chosen workflow, or unclear about what it should control.
In those cases, fix the file or choose a better workflow before spending credits on a generation attempt.
Common Upload Mistakes
Avoid these patterns before sending audio into a workflow:
uploading a noisy file without saying whether you want cleanup, isolation, or analysis
using private recordings when the same test could be done with safer sample audio
expecting a speech model to fix a bad script
replacing an original recording before reviewing the processed version
If the source matters, keep the original file and compare the processed result carefully.
Related Pages
Rivya Video References Guide
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Rivya Safe Upload Guidelines
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