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Cleanvoice AI
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Cleanvoice AI

Run your podcast recording through it and every um uh you know and mouth sound gets flagged for removal — without you listening through the whole thing.

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Every podcaster can probably relate to this situation. You wrap up a good recording, open your recording timeline in an editor, and your stomach drops at the thought of that dreaded cleanup phase – the hour spent listening to catch every filler word, lip-smacking sound, or, in my case, breath right on the microphone. Cleanvoice does it for you. Upload your audio, and the AI picks out every filler word, lip smack, stutter, or awkward silence, noting each one with a time stamp on a review interface you can accept or reject before the change even happens. The best part? This part isn't destructive – you retain editorial control, so instead of giving it to the AI and praying that you don't cut something out you needed, you can just review and accept. English, German, French, and other languages are supported, which is big for podcasters recording in less common languages who often have poor filler word detection. It also includes silence trimming to make sure that nothing drags with lengthy awkward silences that often lead to a pod becoming boring. Caveat? Well, they don't claim to have magic powers, and they don't. Cleanvoice can't enhance audio quality, normalise volumes, or do any of the other work you may do on an editing session. You'll need Auphonic, or something similar, for some transcript-based editing, etc. For roughly $10/month with an annual subscription, this is a great investment for a podcaster that you can start with before diving into anything else.

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