Strip out echo and room reverb from vocals or any recording — no parameters to tweak, just upload and get a drier-sounding track back.
Reverb and echo happen when sound bounces around a room before reaching the microphone — a vocal booth with hard walls, a live-recorded performance, or a phone recording in a big empty room all pick up some of that reflected sound mixed in with the direct signal.
This tool uses an AI model trained specifically to separate the "dry" direct sound from the reflected reverb tail, and gives you back just the drier, closer-sounding version — without changing pitch, tempo, or the actual performance.
A vocal take recorded in an untreated room, or pulled out of a live recording, often has too much natural reverb baked in — this tightens it back up.
Clean up a take recorded without proper acoustic treatment before mixing it into a track.
Fix dialogue or narration recorded in a room with hard, reflective surfaces.
Reduce the natural venue reverb captured in a live vocal recording before further processing.
Tighten up a voice memo or interview recorded in an echoey space like a hallway or bathroom.
Drag your audio or video file into the box above, or paste a link.
The model separates the dry signal from the reverb tail automatically — no settings to choose.
Download the cleaned-up MP3, with echo and reverb reduced.