About this tag
The studio effects tag covers Windows 11’s Windows Studio Effects, a system-level AI processing layer for compatible microphones and webcams. Tagged coverage focuses on practical troubleshooting, including checking whether a device has a suitable NPU and up-to-date OEM drivers when Studio Effects are missing. Related Windows 11 guidance also discusses the built-in Camera and Sound Recorder apps, including AAC recording by default, support for MP3, WMA, FLAC, and WAV, selectable recording quality, live recording markers, and where recordings and imported audio are stored. This tag is useful for understanding Studio Effects compatibility and the connected camera and microphone features available in Windows 11.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Enable Windows 11 Studio Effects for Teams, Zoom and Meet

    Windows Studio Effects can improve the camera and microphone feed that Windows presents to video-call apps, so a change made once in Windows 11 can carry into Teams, Zoom, Google Meet in a browser, and other software using the same supported camera or microphone. The important catch is hardware...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Windows 11 Studio Effects Missing? Check NPU and OEM Drivers

    Thurrott.com has published a new Windows 11 field-guide entry covering the built-in Sound Recorder and Camera apps, alongside Windows Studio Effects—the system-level AI processing layer for compatible microphones and webcams. The practical point is that these are not just barebones utilities...