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Cubic De-Clicker · Zero Artifacts

Mouth Sound & Saliva Pop Remover

Eliminate distracting lip smacks, saliva clicks, and microphone transient pops without dampening speech clarity or uploading raw recordings to external servers.

Mouth Sound & Saliva Pop Remover

Ready for a local audio or video file

Export Formats & Application Guide

AutoSilenceCut provides multi-option categorized exports tailored for video creators, podcasters, sound designers, and post-production editors.

🎬 Video Formats

Trimmed Video (.webm / .mp4)

Rendered cut video with silent gaps stripped out directly in the browser.

YouTube, Social, Quick Share
Extracted Master Audio (.wav)

Lossless 16-bit uncompressed audio track extracted from your video file.

DAW audio finishing

🎵 Lossless Audio & Takes

Master Audio (16-bit Lossless .wav)

Uncompressed broadcast-grade audio with 8ms anti-click micro-fades and True-Peak limiting.

Podcasts, Voiceovers, Mastering
Compressed Audio (.webm / .mp3)

Lightweight compressed file for fast messaging, email, or draft reviews.

Preview & Fast Sharing
Split Takes to ZIP (.zip)

Bundles individual WAV slices for every speech segment plus a manifest CSV.

Sample Packs, Voice Banks, ML

🎞️ NLE & DAW Project Timelines

Adobe Premiere / DaVinci Resolve (.edl)

CMX 3600 standard edit decision list with frame-accurate timeline cuts.

Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve
Final Cut Pro XML (.fcpxml)

Modern XML sequence exchange format for Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve.

Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve
Audacity / Reaper Labels (.txt)

Tab-delimited text file for instant label track import.

Audacity, Cockos Reaper
CSV Edit Ledger (.csv)

RFC-compliant spreadsheet table with exact start/end timestamps and cut durations.

Excel, Google Sheets, Auditing

📝 Subtitles & Metadata

WebVTT Subtitles (.vtt)

W3C standard WebVTT subtitle track re-synchronized with edited speech timing.

HTML5 Video, YouTube, Vimeo
SubRip Subtitles (.srt)

Universal SubRip subtitle file with sequentially numbered and re-timed dialogue cues.

VLC, Social Media, Captions
Show Notes & Summary (.md)

Structured Markdown notes with episode overview, key takeaways, and timestamped chapters.

Podcast Hosts, Blog Posts, Descriptions
Edit Evidence Manifest (.json)

Machine-readable JSON audit manifest with a CRC-32 source checksum, sync diagnosis, and decision items.

Compliance, Archive, Pipelines

Keyboard Shortcuts

Play / Pause
Space
Jump Back 2s
J
Pause
K
Jump Forward 2s
L
Cut Selected Silence
Del / Backspace / D
Keep Selected Pause
R / U
Cycle Pauses
↑ / ↓ / ← / →
Undo / Redo
⌘Z / ⇧⌘Z

Arrange & Merge Clips

Drag clips to arrange the sequence before trimming silences

Select or drop additional video/audio clips to append
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100% Client-Side · Zero Server Uploads

Dual-System Audio/Video Sync

Align camera scratch video with separately recorded high-quality external microphone audio. Diagnoses time offset ($\Delta t$) and linear crystal drift ($\alpha$ PPM) 100% locally.

Primary video or reference audio track with camera mic.

High-fidelity external recording (Zoom, Tascam, Rode, lavalier).

Zero cloud uploads · 100% Client-Side

Start fresh with a new file?

Your current edits and audio buffer will be cleared from memory.

100% browser-local processing · No files uploaded to any server

Acoustic Engineering Guide · Architecture

How this tool works in browser memory

How this tool decodes, analyzes, and masters your dialogue locally with zero cloud latency.

01Phase 01

1. Transient Spike Detection

Scans sample-level energy acceleration to pinpoint high-frequency non-harmonic saliva clicks and lip smacks.

02Phase 02

2. Hermite Cubic Spline Repair

Replaces corrupted click samples with smooth cubic polynomial interpolation, preserving surrounding vocal harmonics.

03Phase 03

3. Multi-Level Sensitivity Control

Select Conservative, Balanced, or Sensitive modes to adapt to spoken dialogue, ASMR, or dynamic podcast speech.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions & Technical Clarifications

How does the de-clicker detect mouth sounds, lip smacks, and saliva pops?+

The algorithm computes a 2nd-order discrete acceleration derivative across audio samples to detect abrupt, non-harmonic high-frequency energy spikes that exceed 4.5 times the local running standard deviation.

How are detected clicks and pops repaired without creating audio holes?+

When a transient burst (1ms–4ms) is detected, the corrupted samples are excised and reconstructed using 4-point Hermite / Catmull-Rom cubic polynomial spline interpolation, smoothly bridging the adjacent clean waveform slopes without audible dropouts.

Will the de-clicker alter crisp vocal consonants like 't', 'k', or 'p'?+

No. Consonants have wider spectral and temporal energy signatures than mouth clicks. The transient detector restricts repair exclusively to micro-burst spikes between 1ms and 4ms, leaving speech phonetics untouched.

Is the de-clicker processing performed locally on my computer?+

Yes. All transient scanning, matrix interpolation, and audio rendering execute entirely client-side using JavaScript and the Web Audio API without cloud servers.

What formats are supported for de-clicking voice recordings?+

You can process WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, AAC, OGG, and video containers (MP4, WebM, MOV) with immediate lossless 16-bit WAV export.