Remove Background Noise from Audio and Video

Get rid of annoying noise from your audio tracks with a click of a button. Easily remove background noise with our AI-powered tool.
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Background Noise Remover

No need to worry about recording in a noisy environment, or using fancy noise canceling equipment. Podcastle's AI-powered noise cleaner delivers clean, crisp audio to help you sound like you're in a professional studio.

If you’re recording a podcast, a YouTube video or marketing content, the last thing you want is annoying noises spoiling the experience. You want your content to sound professional and easy to hear. No matter how well you prepare, there’s always the risk of noise disrupting your recording. Fortunately, with Podcastle, you can easily remove these noises using our voice cleaner.
BACKGROUND NOISE REMOVAL

How to Edit Audio with Podcastle?

Upload or Record Your Audio
Start by uploading your existing audio to your workspace or by recording new content in our online studio space.
Edit Your Audio
Cut, fade, trim, add music, or make any other edits you want to your audio file until you’re happy with how it sounds.
Remove the Noise
Right-click on your audio track and select Magic Dust. Podcastle's AI will sweeten your sound in seconds. Export your file when ready.

Get Rid of Background Noise Using Podcastle

Give it a Professional Touch

Poor quality audio and video is the quickest way to turn off potential viewers or customers. Creating professional-quality content can be done every time by using AI features like noise removal and AI enhancement.

Move Fast and Fix Things

Editing doesn’t have to take hours any more! Features like our Noise Remover and AI Audio Enhancer can be applied with one click and be finished in seconds or minutes, depending on the length of your content.

Enhance Your Sound

Our Magic Dust AI feature doesn’t just clean your audio and remove noise, it also uses the power of AI to enhance the quality of your audio. So no matter the quality of your microphone or other equipment you can get studio-level sound.

Manual vs AI Audio Clean-Up

To manually remove noise from an audio track using tools like Audacity, you first need to select a section of the audio that contains only the background noise. After selecting the noise sample, you apply the noise profile to the entire track, adjusting settings like noise reduction amount, sensitivity, and frequency smoothing. While this method can be effective, it requires trial and error to balance noise removal without distorting the voice or other important audio elements.

Using AI tools like Podcastle's Magic Dust offers a faster, more efficient alternative. AI automatically detects and reduces noise across various frequencies, adjusting dynamically without the need for manual tweaking.
WHAT WE DO

More About Podcastle

  • Podcastle is an AI-powered, collaborative audio & video creation platform
  • We help professional and amateur podcasters create, edit and distribute production-quality podcasts effortlessly
  • Our mission is to democratize access to broadcast storytelling
  • We offer simple, end-to-end creation tools that are professional, yet fun

Frequently Asked Questions

How to remove background noise from MP3?
If your audio recording is being ruined by unwanted background noise, it can be easily fixed with AI. Simply upload your MP3 file to Podcastle. Right-click on the audio track once it’s in our audio editor and choose ‘Add Magic Dust’. We'll remove all the background noise in a matter of seconds. You can then export your file in a variety of formats. Our AI noise removers work on almost any kind of audio file including WAV and AAC as well.
What can cause a video to have poor audio quality?
Poor audio quality in a video can be caused by several factors. Background noise, such as wind, traffic, or crowd chatter, can interfere with clear sound capture. Inadequate recording equipment, like low-quality microphones, can introduce distortions or fail to capture audio accurately. Poor microphone placement, such as being too far from the sound source, may result in distant or muffled audio. Additionally, echo or reverb in certain environments, improper audio settings, or low bit-rate recording can further degrade sound quality, making it difficult to hear or understand the speaker.
How to remove background noise from voice recording?
To remove background noise from voice recordings, you can use tools designed for audio enhancement, such as Podcastle’s Magic Dust feature. This AI-powered tool automatically detects and reduces unwanted background noise, improving voice clarity without the need for complex editing. It’s perfect for podcasters, content creators, and anyone looking to enhance audio quality quickly and easily. Simply upload your recording, apply Magic Dust, and it will filter out ambient sounds, ensuring your voice stands out crisply and clearly.
What background noises can be removed with Podcastle?
and hisses from electrical appliances, wind noise in outdoor recordings, and low-level ambient sounds like air conditioning or fan noise. It can also reduce general room noise, such as distant chatter, traffic, or slight echo. It can even remove pets from barking or meowing, depending on the volume! This makes it ideal for enhancing clarity in podcasts, interviews, and other voice recordings.
What’s the difference between an audio cleaner and a noise removal tool?
An audio cleaner is a broader tool designed to enhance overall sound quality by addressing various imperfections, such as volume inconsistencies, distortion, or noise. It often includes features like equalization, reverb reduction, and clarity enhancement to produce a polished final output. Noise removal tools, on the other hand, specifically target and eliminate unwanted background sounds, like hums, hisses, or environmental noise, focusing on isolating the main audio source (usually speech) from interference. While noise removal is a function within audio cleaning, an audio cleaner typically offers more comprehensive sound optimization.

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