It's always been a pain when clients give crap recorded audio to you and expect you to work magic on mobile phone recordings haha, but been testing this out with a lot of phone recordings myself recently and god damn this thing is magic.
Worth trying out, we've been using it to churn out social media posts and tiktoks without having any hassle in setting up audio properly (we still do for our proper content of course) but this has been a game changer.
It's free now too I'm guessing until they decide on some extortionate subscription fee for it when it gets popular
https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance
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As the title suggests - are there any free alternatives to Adobe Podcast which allow for more control? I like the premium version of AP which gives you the slider to choose the strength of enhancement but the free one does not have it and the results I'm getting always end up sounding very robotic, with some parts of the words even cut off :( Any alternatives to it?
I came across this tool from Adobe that takes audio recorded from a cell phone (or other low quality recording) and runs through an AI enhancer. After processing, all the background noise is pretty much gone along with the room sound. Sounds closer to a studio mic. You can see at video below at about 11 minute mark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QAa27eFSEA&t=320s
The tool is found at podcast.adobe.com/enhance
Made me think of how ceiling mics that get installed in rooms with poor acoustics could sound quite a bit better with this AI enhance tool. I know Zoom for instance already does processing automatically but curious if Zoom could get to this level of quality in real-time since this tool does take some time to process.
So I just discovered this cool adobe AI tool that enhances audio. It removed all background noise from my recordings in a noisy bar and even increased the audio quality of my voice. It's free and I'm not sponsored by them or whatever. Just a useful tool I found that helped me and I think can help others too. And it's easy to use. Just drag your audio file in and download the enhanced version.
Here's the adobe Podcast AI tool: https://podcast.adobe.com/
Also, do you have any tools or advice for increasing audio quality?
Happy creating!
Since Adobe updated to V2 of their podcast enhancer, my latest enhanced audio files have included some bonus content: other people! Any stretch of silence (of which there are many, since it's a podcast) got filled with other voices speaking a few different languages with varying degrees of clarity. Most sound like garbled nonsense, but in a few spots the strangers' voices are literally clear as day.
Has anyone else experienced this since the update to V2?
I'm concerned about this bleed not just from an audio quality perspective, but from a privacy perspective. I've already reached out to Adobe and sent them clips, and I'm really hoping it gets fixed promptly.
Edit to add specs (?) CPU: 11th gen Intel i9-11900k RAM: 128gb Software: Adobe Podcast Enhancer v2 + Premiere Pro v25.1 Footage: .wav
This online tool, Adobe Podcast Enhance Speech https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance , is awesome for improving my voice quality when using a low-quality mic. However, since it’s an online tool, it can be somewhat slow, and I’d prefer to have this feature available offline to save time.
How can I get the same feature in Adobe Audition?
A faulty microphone cable (damn you, Rode!) resulted in me getting some material that's overly bassy and lacking some of the high ends. I tried the typical EQ tweaks, but not sure if that made it any better, rather just 'different'. My audio isn't 'terrible' and played on a laptop you can't really tell, I'll live with it if i have to, but on better TVs or with a more pro setup, the audio in my edit gets distracting, with some clips sounding more muffled than others...
Could anyone suggest some A.I. or other tools maybe that might help smoothen that kind of thing?
Thanks!
NOT ABLE TO FIND adobe audio enhance site!! What happened to it! has it shut down?
I think from yesterday they now made it max 30 min uploads, max 1 hour per day (so basically two uploads) and implemented paid option for premium features.
Used to be basically fully free. Thanks, I guess, for the time it was free. I understand the decision because it's such an incredible tool, especially compared to already existing softwares that dominated like RX, but imagine how revolutionary if they kept it free longer.
Rip Adobe Audio Enhance, now known as Adobe Podcast AI. 😞🙏🏽
Hey there! Our team at Adobe has been hard at work on Project Shasta, an AI-powered podcast recording and editing tool on the web. While we’re getting close to sharing Project Shasta beta access with everyone, we couldn’t help but make two of its features available early.
Enhance Speech
This AI audio filter cleans up spoken audio to make it sound like you recorded in a soundproofed studio.
YouTube: Watch Demo Video
Try out the Enhance Speech Filter
Mic Check
This tool uses AI to analyze your mic setup and gives advice to get better sound out of your microphone. Tells you if you need to come closer, reduce background noise, adjust gain, etc. Great for helping remote guests get better sound quality before you record.
YouTube: Watch Demo Video
Try out Mic Check
These two features work best together. A mic setup that passes the mic check will sound great when you use the enhance speech filter. Let us know what you think, we'd love to hear feedback below.
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ok so i’ve been trying to find an audio enhancer that enhances audio BITRATE not removing bg noise or some bs like that (i’m trying to enhance the audio from a life of luxury video) does anyone have any suggestion?
hello everyone, im working on a project where I have several clean mics for the main guests (neck mics) and two hanging mics (from ceiling) for other guests. The hanging mics are full of noise and the quality is horrible. I have to match these hanging mics with the neck mics or at least make them sound as clean as possible. 'Enhance audio' or 'reduce noise' features are making them sound robotic. Any other way to do that, pls explain like im five! thank you!
After coming from my morning shift, I found myself alone with an opportunity to record my voice in peace. (Too shy to do it when my parents are around) I don’t have a mic yet, so I used my phone to record. The recording wasn’t so terrible but of course it needed lot of work, so I thought about trying Adobe audio enhancer and holy shit it worked!! Removed all the noises!!! I know it’s not like using a microphone, but it’s better than having echo in your videos.
I still need to work on my video, buy just wanted to share my experience because I know some people find it hard to record themselves talking 😁
I know some of us in here have raved about https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance
Are there any AI-powered speech enhancers comparable to it that have API access? So the process can be systematically hooked into another pipeline and automated. I'm expecting it to be a paid service but would like to know what my options are.
Hi, Dear Friends!
I always run my voice-overs through:
https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance#
And it works and sounds great.
Does anyone a plugin (or whatever) for Audacity than can do this?
I am lazy and want to do it within the recording app.
Thank you, and have a good day!
Susan Flamingo
I’ve been using MVSEP to do stem separation lately with excellent results, but I sometimes get some artifacts/high end issues. Is there another algorithm that I can put these seems through that will correct these mistakes or even just add back in the missing high end?
Here's the link, it's free: https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance
It works quite well for many audiobooks. Only con is it's only up to one hour at a time so you'd have to cut up the book, process individually, and stitch them back together through something like ffmpeg.
I've also used some other services like Audo which are paid but you don't have to break up the video manually.