Web tool coming soon · Feature overview
Audio Enhancer
Focus on the sound you want to keep.
Audio enhancement focuses on improving the clarity of a recording. The planned workflow will let you evaluate a processed version against the source, with attention to noise, intelligibility and the natural character of the sound.
Where it fits
Rough recordings and audio drafts that need a clearer listening version before the next editing step.
Concept example
A rough vocal recording → compare clarity while checking that breaths and quieter details still sound natural.
An illustration of the creative direction, not a generated result.
Planned workflow
- Starting material
- A recording with a specific clarity problem.
- Intended result
- A processed listening version to compare with the original.
- 01
Identify the problem you want to address rather than processing by default.
- 02
Apply the options available in the released tool.
- 03
Compare quiet and loud passages, keeping the original for reference.
Input requirements, available options, output formats and credit usage will be specified at launch.
Common questions
Is enhancement the same as mastering?
No. Enhancement targets clarity problems in a recording. Mastering usually treats an already finished mix as a whole. Neither guarantees recovery of missing or heavily distorted audio.
Can I use this tool here now?
Not yet. This page currently provides a static feature overview. The web tool is coming soon. The directory also links to the existing song creation workflows you can use now.