Bring a spoken-audio recording with room noise, hum or background sound. Clean Voice in Audio Studio processes your recording; it does not replace the words with a new AI voice.
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Generate & refine01Set realistic expectations
Background-noise reduction is most useful when the voice is already audible and unwanted sound competes with it. It is not a guarantee of studio quality. Strong wind, clipping, overlapping speakers and missing syllables can limit what a cleanup pass can recover. Evaluate both intelligibility and naturalness before replacing the original.
This page does not show a before-and-after cleanup recording yet. The illustrations are decorative, not evidence of a noise-removal result.
02Choose the right job
01Spoken recordings
A voice note, interview excerpt or spoken narration with steady background sound is a sensible starting point. Listen to an unprocessed section with headphones, note the problem you want reduced and compare the same section after processing. Do not judge the result only by how quiet the pauses become.
02Quality limits
If a microphone clipped the voice, the speaker was too far away or several people talked over one another, a new recording may be the better choice. Noise reduction can affect speech detail as well as background sound. Keep your source and listen for a thin, metallic or uneven voice before publishing.
03Different tools
Clean Voice works on sound you already recorded. If you need narration from written text, choose AI Voiceover instead. If you need a translated video, DUB handles that project. This audio cleanup page does not translate a script, synchronize lips or remove objects from a video.
03A deliberate cleanup pass
Choose a supported audio file above. No processing starts on this public page. After sign-in, the selected file is uploaded and placed in the Clean Voice source field.
The studio measures the source and shows its current credit estimate. You can change the recording or leave before launching the paid task. Do not upload a video file to this audio-only starter.
When the task finishes, play the result and compare it with the original at a similar volume. Keep the version that makes the words easier to understand without damaging the performance.
Preparing a file and opening the studio do not start a paid generation. Processing the audio uses paid credits, with the current estimate shown before you run. See the pricing page for the available plans and credit packs.
No cleanup tool can promise that for every recording. Results depend on the source, the type of noise and how clearly the voice was captured. Always listen to the processed result and keep the original.
This starter accepts audio only. Prepare an audio file from your recording first. For video editing or upscaling, use the dedicated video tools; this page is not a video-object remover or a full-video enhancement workflow.
Clean Voice is for reducing unwanted sound in an existing recording. Generating a new voice, changing a voice or translating a video are separate workflows with different inputs.
A verified cleanup comparison has not been added to this page yet. We do not present unrelated samples as cleanup results. Assess your own result against its original before using it in a published project.
Make the words easier to hear
Choose the source, review the estimate and decide whether to run a cleanup pass. Keep the original so the comparison stays honest.
