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Browser speech cleanup that makes rough recordings sound treated
Adobe Podcast strips background noise and room reverb from spoken audio so a laptop or phone recording sits closer to a treated room. The free tier handles audio files up to 30 minutes with an hour of processing a day, and Premium widens that to two-hour files, video and four hours a day. The same site also carries multitrack recording in the browser and an editor driven by the transcript.
Free is audio-only, one file at a time, 30-minute and 500MB limits, one hour of enhancement a day, and no strength control. Premium is $8.33/mo on annual billing ($99.99 a year), $9.99 month-to-month, with a 30-day trial, and lifts that to two-hour files up to 1GB, four hours a day, video input, batch upload, separate speech/music/ambience controls and an enhancement strength slider.
Use tool ↗Enhance Speech is still the single best free fix for bad spoken audio, and the rest of Adobe Podcast is an afterthought around it. Treat it as a filter you visit, not a studio you move into.
Watch out: The free tier's real limit is one hour of enhancement per day and 30 minutes per file, not a monthly quota. A long interview has to be split before it will process at all.
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