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. ... More on old.reddit.com

If you have a Mac with Apple Silicon, Hush is the best out there at the moment. It enhances voiceover without giving it that weird warbly digital quality that Adobe Podcast adds. On higher strength the Adobe enhance always sounds like that TikTok SpongeBob voice filter to me. Hush isn’t free but a $50 one-time purchase. Drawback is that it only runs well on Apple Silicon. https://hushaudioapp.com/products/hush Otherwise, the other option that’s cross-platform and sounds better than Adobe is Accentize DxRevive. It’s around $100, also a one-time purchase. https://www.accentize.com/dxrevive/ Some comparison reviews: https://postperspective.com/review-comparing-various-audio-restoration-plugins/ https://www.production-expert.com/production-expert-1/dialogue-restoration-listening-test-reverb-reduction-the-results https://www.production-expert.com/production-expert-1/results-dialogue-restoration-listening-test-noise-reduction More on reddit.com

I tested it with audio from a conference that was absolute garbage and the results were surprisingly usable. With audio that was decent, the results are nearly perfect. So, yes. Tell the team we love it and we want it in PR. More on reddit.com

Hmm uploading thousands of hours of audio to adobes website… that seems like a good idea 🤔 More on reddit.com