Auphonic

Auphonic is an audio post-production service for recordings such as podcasts, lectures, videos and audiobooks. It accepts audio or video input and exposes processing options for balancing speakers and music, reducing noise and reverberation, filtering unwanted frequencies and repairing certain recording artifacts. Its multitrack workflow includes automatic ducking, noise gates and microphone-bleed reduction. Users can also set loudness and peak targets, which serve a different purpose from making a quiet speaker easier to hear. For speech editing, the site describes removing pauses, filler words and coughs, plus transcription, chapters and shownotes. Publishing and integration options include connected destinations, an API and watch folders, with some automation features limited to premium accounts. A useful evaluation starts with a representative recording and a clear goal, such as consistent dialogue levels or a delivery loudness target. Listen to the processed result before publishing, especially when enabling automatic cuts that can change pacing. Our review checked the public feature descriptions and access limits; it did not upload media, compare audio quality or connect a publishing account. Free productions have an allowance limit and include an Auphonic jingle.