Podcast noise reduction that keeps voices natural
A strong conversation should not be buried under an air conditioner or a noisy remote setup. NoiseWipe analyzes speech and unwanted sound separately, then creates a cleaner track ready for your edit.
A cleaner starting point for every edit
Protect the performance
Clean dialogue without flattening breaths, emphasis, or vocal texture.
Rescue remote interviews
Bring inconsistent guest recordings closer to a shared, polished sound.
Shorten the edit
Start mixing from a cleaner source instead of drawing endless automation curves.
Simple workflow
From noisy source to useful track
No plugin chain to configure. Keep creative decisions in your editor and let NoiseWipe handle the first cleanup pass.
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Upload your recording
Choose an audio or video episode from your device.
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Preview the cleanup
NoiseWipe identifies steady and changing distractions around the dialogue.
- 3
Download and publish
Export the restored track and continue in your usual podcast workflow.
Made for real recording situations
- Remote guest interviews
- Home studio recordings
- Field podcasts
- Archive episode restoration
Hear a real before-and-after sample
These are fixed demonstration files, not a promise that every recording will sound the same. Upload your own source for a free preview before purchasing a full export.
Original voice sample
Cleaned voice sample
Supports MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, MP4, MOV, MKV, and WebM up to 1 GB. The free preview is about 30 seconds; a complete export costs $0.99 or uses plan credits.
Try your own recording freeRelated guide: How to remove background noise from a Zoom recording
Frequently asked questions
Can noise reduction make a podcast sound robotic?
Overprocessing can. NoiseWipe is designed to preserve speech detail and avoid the metallic artifacts caused by aggressive filtering.
Should I clean audio before editing?
Usually, yes. Cleaning the source first gives your editor, compressor, and loudness tools a more consistent signal.
Does it work with video podcasts?
Yes. Upload a supported video and NoiseWipe cleans its spoken audio while keeping the picture and timing aligned.