Recorded in a kitchen.Sounds like a booth.
Studio-grade audio repair — denoise, de-reverb, voice EQ, and loudness normalization to −14 LUFS — in one pass, on every track.
Four passes, one click
Audio repair is usually four plugins and an afternoon. Here it's one pass: noise reduction tuned to your specific room tone, de-reverb that dries the kitchen echo without choking the voice, a voice-focused EQ, and loudness normalized to the −14 LUFS that platforms actually play at.
- Noise reduction profiled on your room, not a generic curve
- De-reverb that keeps the voice open, not gated
- Voice EQ: high-pass rumble cut, presence lift, de-ess
- Loudness normalized to −14 LUFS with true-peak limiting
Repairs the usual disasters
Plosives that pop the mic, sibilance that whistles, the laptop fan you stopped hearing but your audience won't — each gets targeted treatment. Voice isolation means music and SFX stems pass through untouched.
- Plosive and sibilance repair on detected syllables only
- Voice isolation keeps music and SFX stems clean
- Per-pass strength sliders for taste
- Before/after toggle on the real timeline, not a preview window
How Clean Audio works
- 1
Isolate the voice
Speech is separated from everything else — fans, traffic, room tone — so the repairs touch the noise, not you.
- 2
Run the four passes
Denoise strips the hiss, de-reverb dries the room, EQ warms the voice, and normalization lands the level at −14 LUFS.
- 3
A/B the result
Toggle before and after on the actual timeline. Each pass has its own strength slider when the defaults aren't your taste.
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