Repair
Audio repair tools
Pick the problem you can hear. Each tool fixes one thing, runs in your browser, and lets you compare the result with your original.
Fix a problem
- Remove HumReduce steady 50 or 60 Hz electrical hum and its first three harmonics. Preview the result before exporting a WAV.
- Remove ClicksReduce isolated one-sample clicks in your recording with local interpolation. Compare the original and repaired audio.
- Phase RepairCorrect reversed channel polarity and remove DC offset. Listen to the original and corrected recording before exporting.
- Stereo RepairReduce excessive stereo width or create a mono fold-down. Keep the original and compare the result in your browser.
- De-esserReduce loud high-frequency sibilance with a linked high-band processor. Adjust the threshold and compare before downloading.
- Clipping and harshnessSmooth clipped peaks and reduce a harsh, metallic top end.
- Muddy or boxy mixCut low-mid mud and open up the top of a crowded mix.
- Silence removerTrim silent gaps from recordings and podcasts.
- Loudness normalizerBring audio to a consistent LUFS target.
How it works
- 01Choose the problem
- 02Upload your audio
- 03Adjust and compare
- 04Export
What it does not do
These tools reduce specific problems. They do not remove reverb, rebuild heavily clipped audio, or restore detail that is missing from the recording.
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