Quiet the Noise Between Phrases in Spoken Audio
Between sentences, a voice recording picks up breaths, mouth noise and room tone. This is a deep noise gate tuned for podcasts and narration: it turns the quiet passages between phrases down so the speech stands out.
Como funciona
We measure the short-term level of the audio and set a threshold from your recording's own quieter passages. Anything below it is turned down by about 30 dB, with smooth transitions so the gate never clicks. It does not recognise words and does not cut anything, so the file keeps its length.
Para que serve
- Podcast and interview voice tracks
- Course and webinar narration
- Quieting breaths and room tone between lines
- Pre-edit cleanup
Detalles
- Motor
- DSP
- Formatos
- MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, AAC
- Prezo
- Libre para probalo
Preguntas frecuentes
No. It works on loudness, not words, so a filler spoken at normal volume stays in. What it lowers is the quiet sound between phrases. Cutting specific words still needs an audio editor.
No. The gate turns quiet passages down but never deletes audio, so the length is unchanged. Silence & Dead-Air Removal is the tool that removes long gaps and shortens the file.
Both use the same adaptive gate. This one is set deeper, lowering the gaps by about 30 dB instead of 25, which suits close-miked speech. For music, drums or multi-mic bleed the standard Noise Gate is gentler.
The threshold comes from your own recording and the gate opens and closes smoothly, so normal word endings pass. Very soft speech can be turned down along with the gaps; if that happens, lower the Reduction strength slider and run it again.
No. A gate only acts when the level drops, so hiss or hum under your voice stays while you talk. Run Background Noise Removal first, then this gate for the gaps.
No. It works purely on audio level, so nothing is sent to a speech-to-text engine and no words are detected or removed.
Yes. Any spoken-word recording with audible breathing or room tone between phrases benefits the same way a podcast does.
Common audio formats such as MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG and AAC are accepted, and you get the gated file back ready to drop into your editor.