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. Ie, captions across scenes, change font size to 50 from 80

fix how descript cuts off words when underlord deletes dead air

make media searchable across all projects without having to navigate through another project folder to access

If was much veeeeery easy and intuitive when the space bar was for playing or stopping video in the timeline

Since moving to Descript from other editing software, this is the biggest pain point that I am surprised is not addressed: If I copy something in the timeline (like an image) - or copy something from another descript project - I should be able to paste that thing into my project at the playhead location. Right now it (mostly - sometimes unpredictable) gets pasted at the start of a scene. Pasting at the playhead location in the timeline is a basic functionality that I got used to with tools like imovie and logic pro. Would love to have it in Descript.

I would love to see grouped objects in the same way you can group them in Microsoft programs. I know that you can bulk select now which is very helpful but it would great to take it to the next level and group them (or ungroup them) so you only need to click on one item when you want to copy and reuse something or move it in the timeline or add it to another project.

Sometimes it works right, but often it jumps around randomly.

The scroll bar at the bottom of the screen, is so tiny and difficult to see, it's nearly impossible to scroll through the timeline horizontally. The Descript scroll bars are for some reason at least half, if not more, smaller than regular websites scroll bars.

Ported from Feature Requests | 39 votes Original post: https://descript.canny.io/feature-requests/p/undefined --- Instead of deleting filler words, I would like the option to silence the audio during filler words in order to keep the natural pauses in speech. Optionally, if those pauses are very long, I would like to shorten those filler word silences to a maximum length to avoid unnaturally long pauses.

At the moment I have to create every single one manually one by one. I'm talking about things like Ken Burns or zoom and pan on stills.