
Auphonic
Automatic audio post-production: levelling, noise reduction, loudness, and transcripts.
Visit Auphonic Free 2 hours/mo; plans from about $11/mo
Quick verdict
- Best for
- Podcasters with regular multi-host episodes
- Pricing
- Free 2 hours/mo; plans from about $11/mo
- Not ideal if
- Less dramatic voice restoration than Adobe's Enhance Speech
What is Auphonic?
Auphonic processes podcast and video audio automatically — levelling voices, reducing noise and hum, hitting loudness standards, and adding transcripts and chapters — with a free monthly allowance and pay-as-you-go or subscription credits.
Key features
- Adaptive levelling across multiple speakers
- Noise, hum, and reverb reduction
- Loudness normalisation to broadcast standards
- Speech recognition with speaker labels and chapters
- Multitrack processing and API
Pros
- Handles the whole mastering chain, not just noise
- Loudness compliance for podcast platforms
- Excellent multitrack support
Cons
- Less dramatic voice restoration than Adobe's Enhance Speech
- Interface is functional rather than friendly
- Hour-based credits need tracking
Best for
Podcasters with regular multi-host episodesNetworks needing consistent loudnessAutomation via API
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