You know that faint trace of your co-host’s voice leaking into your mic channel?

That’s mic bleed—and it’s why multitrack sessions can sound like one noisy room instead of one clean mix. Every mic hears everything: voices, ambience, reflections. The result is overlapping speech and unclear separation that’s hard to fix in post.

Our new Mic Bleed Remover tackles the problem at the session level: it analyzes all tracks together, learns what belongs to each microphone, and removes the unwanted cross-talk while preserving natural ambience and timing.

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To start a new decade of automatic audio post production with Auphonic, we are happy to launch a few updates:

New Website Design

Opening the new homepage today, you might have noticed that our website looked different from what you had been used to before. Keeping our customers’ feedback from last year in mind, we designed a new vision for Auphonic.

Our new website features a refreshed look with an improved, more engaging, and functional user experience. Moreover, a more straightforward, intuitive, and accessible navigation will give you a seamless workflow and a comfortable exploration of Auphonic’s features.
We hope ...

In addition to our Leveler, Denoiser, and Adaptive 'Hi-Pass' Filter, we now release the missing equalization feature with the new Auphonic AutoEQ.
The AutoEQ automatically analyzes and optimizes the frequency spectrum of a voice recording, to remove sibilance (De-esser) and to create a clear, warm, and pleasant sound - listen to the audio examples below to get an idea about what it does.

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Today we release our first self-hosted Auphonic Speech Recognition Engine using the open-source Whisper model by OpenAI!
With Whisper, you can now integrate automatic speech recognition in 99 languages into your Auphonic audio post-production workflow, without creating an external account and without extra costs!

Whisper Speech Recognition in Auphonic

So far, Auphonic users had to choose one of our integrated external service providers (Wit.ai, Google Cloud Speech, Amazon Transcribe, Speechmatics) for speech recognition, so audio files were transferred to an external server, using external computing powers, that users had to pay for ...

A watch folder allows to automatically start productions using a preset, whenever new files appear on the selected external service. Metadata, chapter marks, and cover images will be imported from input files.
Watch folders can be used to set up automatic post processing workflows, similar to Zapier, without any coding or API scripting.

Photo by Colin Lloyd.

How it Works

Let's take Dropbox, for example. While you can add Dropbox as an external service to Auphonic and process files from your Dropbox on demand, a watch folder monitors your Dropbox and, as soon as you ...

Our classic noise reduction algorithms remove broadband background noise and hum in audio files with slowly varying backgrounds.
We released the first beta version of the new dynamic noise reduction algorithms now, which work much better with fast-changing and complex noises. Listen to the audio examples below, they demonstrate some of the new features and use cases!

Glitch While Streaming by Michael Dziedzic.

How to try out the Beta Denoiser

At the moment, only users with access to our advanced algorithm parameters can try the beta noise reduction algorithms (free users: please just ...

We are pleased to announce our new External Service integration with PodBean!
PodBean is a U.S.-based podcast service provider that enables users without any technical knowledge to start podcasting in a blog-like environment.

Auphonic now fully supports exporting your Productions to PodBean in either MP3 or AAC format. Additionally, the title, summary and cover images will be sent to PodBean for inclusion into the generated web page and RSS feed.

For more details about PodBean, see also PodBean features and pricing.

Connecting your PodBean account

Thanks to our new integration (and the power of OAuth), adding your ...

We are happy to announce that LetsCast.fm is now fully connected to Auphonic!
You can export processed audio files from Auphonic automatically or import your recent productions directly in LetsCast.fm.

About LetsCast.fm

LetsCast.fm is a popular podcasting hosting company based in Germany.
Besides an Auphonic integration, the service offers unlimited podcasts and episodes in each plan. The feature set also includes your own podcast website, a modern web player based on the Podlove Web Player, and dynamic ad insertion.

For a full list of features, please see the LetsCast.fm Feature Box.

Pricing and available plans can ...

You run a podcast hosting service (or similar) and want to integrate it as publishing target within Auphonic? That's now possible using the Auphonic API.

Publishing / External Services section of a Production: integrate your service as an additional target.
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You can now connect your custom service or app (podcast hosting company, audio publishing platform, video tool, file service, etc.) as an External Service to Auphonic.
Then all Auphonic users will see your service at our External Services Page and will be able to reference it in any Production or Preset in the section Publishing / ...

We are pleased to announce the integration of Microsoft's cloud service OneDrive as External Service for incoming and outgoing file transfers to/from Auphonic.
OneDrive is tightly integrated with the Microsoft Office 365 productivity suite and offers 5 GB of free storage in its Basic plan, with multiple paid plans for more storage and features available.

The integration is very similar to our Dropbox or Google Drive interface and is described below.

Connect Your OneDrive Account to Auphonic

To start using OneDrive with your Auphonic account, you must first set it up as an external service: go to our ...