Features
Background Noise Removal has 8 processing modes. Each one is built for a specific task: removing noise, removing music, reducing echo, evening out volume or cleaning up speech. Below is a short description of every mode to help you pick the right one for your recording. All modes are powered by the AI audio cleaner; to improve overall sound quality, see the audio enhancer.
8 Processing Modes
Voice Cleaner (remove music)
Removes background noise and music and keeps only the voice. The best choice for most recordings.
Voice Cleaner (keep music)
Removes noise and hum and makes speech clearer without touching background music.
Voice Cleaner (keep music), Partial Deverb
Like Voice Cleaner (keep music), plus it reduces echo and reverb from empty or “boomy” rooms.
Voice Cleaner (keep music & soundFX)
Cleans the voice while keeping music and sound effects — applause, transitions, ambience.
Voice Cleaner (remove breathings)
Removes audible breaths between phrases without breaking natural speech.
Adaptive Leveler (keep noise)
Evens out voice volume so quiet and loud phrases sound the same.
Bandwidth Extension and Voice AutoEQ (keep noise)
Makes a thin, muffled or phone-recorded voice fuller and clearer.
Cut Filler Words, Coughs and Silence
Cuts “uh”, “um”, coughs and long pauses from speech.
Which Mode to Choose
- Noise and you don’t need the music — Voice Cleaner (remove music).
- Noise, but the music must stay — Voice Cleaner (keep music).
- The voice sounds hollow, with echo — Voice Cleaner (keep music), Partial Deverb.
- The voice is quiet and muffled — Bandwidth Extension and Voice AutoEQ (keep noise).
- The volume jumps up and down — Adaptive Leveler (keep noise).
Not sure? Start with Voice Cleaner (remove music) and compare it with other modes — you can try 2 files for free. If you still have questions, contact us at support@backgroundnoiseremoval.com.