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Clean Up Audio
Reduce hiss and hum, and bring speech forward in a recording.
A Latido account with one uploaded song unlocks cloud processing.
How to use Clean Up Audio
- Import a recording and listen to a quiet part to identify steady hiss, electrical hum, or low rumble.
- Start with light Hiss reduction and set the Noise floor near the level of the hiss. For hum, try 50 Hz or 60 Hz. Turn on Speech clarity if the dialogue needs more presence.
- Create a cleaned WAV and compare it with the original. Check word endings and softer details, then back off the settings if the result sounds thin or watery.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from Remove Silence?
Clean Up Audio filters noise within the signal and keeps the original timing. Remove Silence cuts sections of time, which is useful for dead air and long pauses.
Which hum setting should I use?
Choose the setting that matches the buzz you hear. If you’re unsure, try 50 Hz and 60 Hz separately and compare the same passage.
Will it remove a second voice or music behind speech?
The controls are designed for steady hiss, hum, rumble, and speech presence. Overlapping voices and music can still be audible after filtering.
Related tools
- Audio Converter Convert between MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, and AAC with control over quality and channels.
- Trim Audio Set precise start and end points, preview your selection, and save it as a new file.
- Remove Silence Trim dead air at the edges or shorten long pauses within a recording.
- Extract Audio from Video Save the audio track from a video as a separate file.
- Split & Join Clips Split recordings, reorder clips, and join them with fades and crossfades.
- Reverse & Loop Reverse playback or repeat a section to build a loop.
- Speed & Pitch Adjust tempo and pitch independently.
- Reduce File Size Compare quality and estimated size before making a smaller file.
- Tune Vocals Tune an isolated vocal to a scale and compare the result with the original.