Looking for total AI workflow advice: How do you handle AI clean-up for long-form talking-head/product videos?
I recently started a YouTube channel for my online thrift shop, where I showcase neat vintage and collectible items (think New Old Stock RadioShack gear, vintage electronics, weird retro finds, etc.).
Right now, my workflow is pretty bare-bones: I set up my phone on a tripod, film a single-take, first-person overview of an item in decent lighting, and talk through some history and facts about it.
The problem is the editing phase. Most of the AI tools recommended everywhere right now are hyper-focused on clipping long videos down into TikToks, Reels, or YouTube Shorts. That's not what I need yet. I’m trying to process a normal, full-length YouTube video which ideally an AI tool that can automatically clean up the raw footage by removing dead air, awkward pauses, and long silences, while keeping it as a cohesive, standard horizontal video. (I'll worry about cutting it down for shorts after the core video is polished).
Are there any AI-driven editors or clean-up tools specifically built for long-form creators that handle this kind of automated rough cut well? Or is it still mostly a manual timeline job in traditional software (which I don't have much experience or time for)?