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# Room Effect

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The **Room Effect** places AI Voices in a shared physical space, mainly for positioning multiple voices together. It is **not** part of the FX chain and is available on **vocal tracks only** — it sits apart from [Built-in Effects](/project/mixing/effects/built-in-effects.md) and [Third-Party Effects](/project/mixing/effects/third-party-effects.md).

The Room Effect relies on a separately installed component. You're prompted to install it the first time you use it.

### Position voices

At the center of Room Effect, you see the virtual recording space.

Each coloured marker represents one voice.

* Drag a marker to move that voice in the room.
* Distance from the dashed line controls how close that voice is to the mic.

### Choose a room size

Use the control in the top-right corner to switch room size:

* **8 m × 8 m** — Studio room.
* **16 m × 16 m** — Choir hall.
* **30 m × 30 m** — Church.


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