<p>I have a video that contains screams at various points. Is there a way to (via script) cut the screams out based on audio attributes then merge all clips into one supercut of just screams?</p>

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2021-11-08T04:23:07.780Z
It did sound like the same question, but I didn't see a solution there.
PostyCakes
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2021-11-08T14:07:28.310Z
Welcome! Can you give some more details about what you are looking for? When you say script, do you mean Linux shell, Windows command/power shell, something that runs in Premiere, or something else entirely? Is the audio clipping or just loud? Are you trying to hit a target loudness?
Michael Liebman
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2021-11-09T08:27:53.483Z
When I say peak, I just mean loudest points of audio. I assumed it would need to be a script to accomplish this, but any means of accomplishing it would be fine.
PostyCakes
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2021-11-10T06:30:58.923Z
I found a YouTube video that explains exactly what I'm trying to do and it works very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtmZnBpaRpI
PostyCakes
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Script to cut vid into clips based on audio peak?
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# Script to cut vid into clips based on audio peak?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-11-08)

I have a video that contains screams at various points. Is there a way to (via script) cut the screams out based on audio attributes then merge all clips into one supercut of just screams?

**Tags:** audio, script

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: It did sound like the same question, but I didn't see a solution there.  
> **username_1**: Welcome! Can you give some more details about what you are looking for? When you say script, do you mean Linux shell, Windows command/power shell, something that runs in Premiere, or something else entirely? Is the audio clipping or just loud? Are you trying to hit a target loudness?  
> **username_0**: When I say peak, I just mean loudest points of audio. I assumed it would need to be a script to accomplish this, but any means of accomplishing it would be fine.  
> **username_0**: I found a YouTube video that explains exactly what I'm trying to do and it works very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtmZnBpaRpI  

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