1. 80Hz Sub-Rumble High-Pass Filter
Eliminates low-frequency mechanical vibrations, microphone handling noise, and AC air-conditioning rumble instantly in browser Web Audio.
Clean background hiss, 50Hz/60Hz electrical hum, and HVAC rumble from spoken voice recordings using 100% browser-local DSP filtering and downward room-tone expansion.
Ready for a local audio or video file
Reading media and computing RMS energy…
Balanced (~-38dB): Calibrated natural balance recommended for podcasts, YouTube videos, and dialogue.
Automatically removes silence before first speech and after last speech.
00:14.2 → 00:16.8 (2.6s gap)
1.6s quiet gap; keeps 0.32s breathing room.
0 silences found (0.0s dead air) · 0 will be cut, 0 kept
Removes 80Hz rumble, 50/60Hz hum, room hiss & mouth clicks
Fills shortened silence gaps with authentic room tone synthesized from your recording, eliminating unnatural "vacuum dropouts".
Protect Intentional Sentences & Pauses
Importing your subtitle transcript locks dialogue boundaries so dramatic reflections and deliberate speech pauses inside sentences are never auto-cut.
Removes verbal hesitation sounds (um, uh, er, like) and repeated stutters.
Total Proposals
0
Active Cuts
0
Restored Pauses
0
Protected Lines
0
Structural Export Validation:
Verified Export Options:
Multi-band spectral Wiener filtering & room rumble removal
Lossless 16-Bit Master Audio & Edit Ledger Export
Rendered locally in browser memory with 8ms anti-click micro-fades. Zero server upload.
Timeline files reference your media by file name only. Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro will ask you to relink the clip to the original file.
100% browser-local processing · No files uploaded to any server
How this tool decodes, analyzes, and masters your dialogue locally with zero cloud latency.
Eliminates low-frequency mechanical vibrations, microphone handling noise, and AC air-conditioning rumble instantly in browser Web Audio.
Isolates and strips electrical grounding hum (50Hz Europe, 60Hz North America) with a high-Q digital notch filter that preserves vocal clarity.
Attenuates stationary room noise and hiss during silent dialogue pauses while maintaining natural acoustic decay.
Explore companion utilities for dialogue cleanup, speech pacing, and mastering.
Add broadcast vocal presence EQ, warmth, and dynamic broadcast limiting.
Clean up lip smacks, saliva pops, and mic clicks transparently.
Cut awkward quiet gaps while preserving natural 0.32s speech breathing cushions.
Explore the acoustic principles, ITU-R loudness standards, and pacing techniques behind this tool.
Diagnose noise types before touching a filter. Learn where 80Hz rumble and 50/60Hz mains hum live and how to apply downward expansion safely.
Pinpoint 50Hz/60Hz electrical harmonics and sub-80Hz mechanical rumble with steep Butterworth high-pass and notch filtering.
Differentiating stationary preamp hiss from acoustic room noise: multiband downward expansion and spectral attenuation without robotic phasing.
Common Questions & Technical Clarifications
To remove background noise from audio: 1. Drag and drop your WAV, MP3, or M4A voice recording into the workspace. 2. The browser-local DSP pipeline applies an 80Hz Butterworth rumble filter, 50Hz/60Hz mains hum notch filter, and downward room-tone expander during quiet pauses. 3. Audition the cleaned output in real time and export an uncompressed 16-bit PCM WAV master file.
No. Unlike crude phase-cancellation algorithms that strip vocal frequencies, our filter stages target non-speech frequencies (sub-80Hz rumble and narrow 50Hz/60Hz notch bands) while the downward expander operates only during dialogue pauses, preserving 100% of vocal timbre and natural harmonics.
No. Zero bytes of your recordings are ever uploaded. All DSP analysis, biquad filtering, and rendering run strictly in client memory on your device CPU.
Yes. You can import MP4, MOV, or WebM video files. The tool demuxes the audio in memory, filters background rumble, and allows previewing in sync with the video timeline.
You can export studio-master 16-bit PCM RIFF WAV audio at the native sample rate (44.1kHz or 48kHz), or export NLE edit decision lists (EDL, FCPXML, Audacity labels) for downstream timeline integration.