Electronic device for communicating with tws and control method therefor

A method for controlling an electronic device, the method comprising:

• receiving a first audio signal from an external electronic device through a communication module of the electronic device;
• obtaining a second audio signal through a microphone of the electronic device;
• identifying whether the first audio signal includes a voice of a user wearing the external electronic device;
• based on the user's voice being included in the first audio signal:
• extracting the user's voice signal included in the first audio signal;
• and
• changing the second audio signal using the user's voice signal,
• based on the user's voice being not included in the first audio signal:
• identifying whether a front camera or a rear camera operates;
• and
• emphasizing an ambient audio signal included in the second audio signal or controlling a weight of the second audio signal based on an operation of the front camera or the rear camera.

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs storing instructions enabling an electronic device to:

• receive a first audio signal from an external electronic device through a communication module of the electronic device;
• obtain a second audio signal through a microphone of the electronic device;
• identify whether the first audio signal includes a voice of a user wearing the external electronic device;
• based on the voice of the user being included in the first audio signal, extract a voice signal of the user, included in the first audio signal, and change the second audio signal using the voice signal of the user;
• and
• based on the voice of the user being not included in the first audio signal, identify whether a front camera of the electronic device or a rear camera of the electronic device operates and, based on an operation of the front camera or the rear camera, emphasize an ambient audio signal included in the second audio signal or control a weight of the second audio signal.