Cleanvoice

Cleanvoice is an upload-and-clean pass. You drop audio or video. It cuts fillers, long silences, mouth sounds, breaths. It can pull noise and offer a studio-sound enhancer. You download a cleaned file, or a timeline you open in a real editor. It is not a full editor. There is no mixer you live in. There is no publish button. Auphonic is the loudness and leveling cousin. This one hunts ums.

It fits a solo host who would rather not razor every uh. It fits an editor who wants a first pass before Reaper or Audition. It does not fit someone who needed music beds, a mixer, and a place to assemble the show. It does not replace the show editor. Their own site says 15k+ podcasters. Believe the job, not the poetry.

What people keep it for is speed. Upload. Pick the fixes. Wait. Export. Multitrack can cut fillers on every speaker in one pass. Timeline export is the honest feature if you do not trust a file it already cut. Pay as you go starts at $11 for five hours. The cheap subscription is $11 a month for ten hours. Same features on every paid card.

The later pain is the cut. The Podcast Host's test found choppy pacing, clipped syllables, and leftover fillers, especially when ums were slurred into real words. That review is older. The product has added enhancer and multitrack since. You still have to listen. A perfect first pass is not the promise. A shorter pile of edits is.

Run the free trial on a real messy take, not a clean booth. Turn off the fixes you do not want. Export the timeline if you have an editor. Do not upload the only copy. Check names and laughs before you publish the cleaned file. Buy hours to match a month of shows, not a year of panic.

Cleanvoice is a cleanup pass. The deal is fillers without a full editor. If you will listen after it cuts, it holds. If you wanted the whole show in one app, people already stay in Reaper, Audition, or Alitu.