Automatically processes loudness and noise in recordings, suited to podcasts and voiceovers
Free plan
Overview
- Purpose
- Automatically processes loudness and noise in recordings, suited to podcasts and voiceovers
- Category
- Audio
- Pricing
- Free plan with up to 2 hours of processing per month; free output includes an audio signature Official pricing (opens in a new tab)
- Developer
- Auphonic
- Official site
- https://auphonic.com/ (opens in a new tab)
Main features
- Automatically levels voices recorded at different volumes
- Handles background noise and some audio problems
- Sets a target loudness for export
- Speech transcription, show notes and more
Best for
Suited to leveling volume and reducing hiss after recording a podcast, interview or voiceover, especially recordings with several speakers or uneven volume.
Things to know
- The official site states free accounts can process a certain amount of audio per month, and free output includes an audio signature
- Some features such as batch processing are paid
- Noise reduction can affect sound quality; listen back before publishing
FAQ
- How much can the free plan process?
- The official site states free accounts can process up to 2 hours of audio per month, with an audio signature in free output; quotas and rules follow the official site.
- How does it differ from real-time meeting noise cancellation?
- Auphonic mainly processes finished recordings; Krisp targets real-time noise cancellation during calls.