Cuescribe

Remove background noise

Drop a recording made next to a fan, in traffic or in a busy room. A small noise model (RNNoise) cleans the voice in your browser, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is metered. Listen to before and after, set the strength, and download a WAV or the video with the cleaned sound.

How to use it

  1. Drop the noisy recordingVideo or audio.
  2. Listen to before and afterSwitch between them at the same spot.
  3. Set strength and pausesLower the strength if a voice sounds thin; make pauses quieter or near silent.
  4. DownloadA WAV, or the video with the cleaned sound.

What you can download here

  • Cleaned WAVsteady noise reduced, voice kept
  • Video with cleaned soundpicture copied untouched
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Questions

How good is it compared with Adobe Podcast Enhance?

Honestly: Adobe's server model is stronger on heavy noise and echo, and it rebuilds the voice. This is a lighter model that runs on your computer, removes steady noise well and leaves the voice itself alone. It is free, private and has no length or credit limit.

Will it remove music or other people talking?

No. It is trained to keep speech, so other voices stay, and music is reduced unevenly. It works best on steady noise: fans, hum, wind rumble, traffic, air conditioning.

My voice sounds thin or watery. What can I do?

Lower the strength to 70–80%. That mixes a little of the original back and usually fixes it while keeping most of the noise reduction.

Does the video lose quality?

No. "Video with cleaned sound" copies the picture as it is and replaces only the audio.