The profile is the product.

Crisp, consistent speech with reduced sibilance.

Best for: Solo podcasts, interviews, narration, and spoken-word shows.

• Brings voices forward without harsh s sounds.
• Keeps dialogue consistent over long episodes.
• Targets podcast-friendly loudness around -16 LUFS.

Balances tone and loudness for finished mixes.

Best for: Finished songs and mixes that need polish.

• Smooths peaks and keeps loudness consistent.
• Adds a finished, release-ready feel.
• Keeps metadata and artwork attached where available.

Adds warmth and presence without sounding harsh.

Best for: Acoustic, softer, or thinner recordings that need body.

• Adds body to thinner recordings.
• Keeps softer productions natural.
• Uses restrained limiting for musical results.

Clear, intelligible narration without harshness.

Best for: Voiceover, narration, and clear spoken-word delivery.

• Improves articulation and presence.
• Controls sibilance and uneven dynamics.
• Works well for explainer videos and voice tracks.

Warms sterile voice recordings without changing the performance.

Best for: Voiceovers, synthetic-sounding speech, phone clips, and narration that feels too sharp or flat.

• Adds warmth and smoother presence while preserving the original words and timing.
• Tames brittle highs, sibilance, and sterile edges without adding AI-generated audio.
• Keeps the source performance intact and preserves metadata where the format supports it.

Comfortable, even narration for long listening.

Best for: Long-form narration, chapters, and spoken books.

• Keeps narration steady across long chapters.
• Tames sibilance without dulling tone.
• Prioritizes comfort over excessive loudness.

Cleans background noise while keeping tone natural.

Best for: Noisy rooms that still need natural warmth.

• Reduces room noise without sounding processed.
• Keeps voices natural and present.
• Useful for creator recordings made outside a studio.

Consistent loudness for web and streaming platforms.

Best for: Web video, live streams, and platform-ready audio.

• Prevents clipping and harsh peaks.
• Delivers a consistent listening level.
• Targets streaming-friendly loudness around -14 LUFS.

Subtle glue and cohesion for finished mixes.

Best for: Songs that need cohesion without heavy limiting.

• Adds cohesion without crushing dynamics.
• Polishes mixes that already sound good.
• Good when the mix needs finish, not rescue.

Fast cleanup for hiss, hum, and room noise.

Best for: Noisy rooms, HVAC hum, background hiss, and rough recordings.

• Reduces steady hiss and hum quickly.
• Use when room noise is distracting.
• Pairs well with preview comparison before committing.

Balances levels across multiple speakers.

Best for: Two or more voices with uneven levels.

• Balances multiple speakers in one file.
• Great for remote interviews and panels.
• Helps listeners avoid volume changes between speakers.

Maximum intelligibility for speech-to-text.

Best for: Speech-to-text and clarity-first recordings.

• Prioritizes intelligibility for AI transcription.
• Strips noise to improve recognition accuracy.
• Best when clarity matters more than tone.

Clean long talks with steady loudness.

Best for: Classroom audio, long talks, courses, and webinars.

• Keeps long lectures intelligible.
• Reduces room hum and background noise.
• Works well for lessons, courses, and training content.

Broadcast-safe loudness and peak control.

Best for: Radio, TV, and professional distribution.

• Matches broadcast-style loudness targets.
• Prevents overs and clipping.
• Good for distribution workflows that require delivery specs.

Upsamples audio for high-resolution delivery.

Best for: Higher-resolution delivery and upsampled masters.

• Resamples to higher sample rates for high-res delivery.
• Adds clean loudness polish.
• Useful for restoration or archive-adjacent masters.

Creates a focused mono mix with protected peaks.

Best for: Mono compatibility, dialogue, social clips, and installations.

• Combines stereo channels into a centered mono signal.
• Protects the result from clipping after fold-down.
• Useful for both creative mono and compatibility checks.

Leaves headroom and controls stereo width without adding record wear.

Best for: Conservative review before a vinyl cutting engineer prepares the lacquer.

• Leaves a -3 dB peak ceiling for the cutting stage.
• Still requires final review by the pressing or cutting engineer.

Adds rounded saturation, softer highs, and a narrower image.

Best for: Lo-fi releases, transitions, samples, and vintage record color.

• Adds intentional record color rather than manufacturing preparation.
• Softens bright edges and rounds transients.
• Does not add an unrelated canned crackle recording.

Adds soft saturation, low-mid body, and gentle tape motion.

Best for: Vocals, instrument buses, speech, and mixes that feel clinical.

• Rounds transients without replacing the source performance.
• Adds subtle wow and warm saturation.
• Keeps motion restrained at the default setting.

Creates a deliberately worn and unstable cassette texture.

Best for: Lo-fi intros, memory scenes, transitions, and distressed samples.

• Narrows bandwidth and adds adjustable wear.
• Introduces wow, flutter, and restrained grit.
• Designed as an obvious creative effect.

Creates a focused mono transmission with narrow bandwidth.

Best for: Period scenes, sports calls, announcements, and radio transitions.

• Centers the signal and emphasizes speech-range presence.
• Adds controlled transmission grit.
• Preserves the words and timing of the source.

Adds smooth radio density with a controlled stereo image.

Best for: Station imaging, radio scenes, music beds, and broadcast color.

• Keeps broader bandwidth than the AM profile.
• Adds compact dynamics and gentle saturation.
• Controls stereo spread for a denser presentation.

Builds a compact communication-channel sound for intelligibility.

Best for: Phone calls, intercoms, dispatch audio, and narrative sound design.

• Folds to mono and isolates the core speech band.
• Adds controlled compression and channel grit.
• Works as a clear creative effect rather than a cleanup profile.

Humanize first, then finish with podcast-ready voice control.

Best for: Sterile podcast voices, remote narration, and spoken tracks that need warmth plus consistency.

• Adds natural warmth before podcast leveling and de-essing.
• Good when Podcast Voice is right but the source still feels too flat or synthetic.
• Preserves words, timing, and available metadata.

Humanize plus clarity treatment for voiceover and long narration.

Best for: Audiobook auditions, explainer voiceovers, and clean spoken-word delivery.

• Softens sterile edges before intelligibility-focused clarity.
• Keeps words and timing intact while improving comfort.
• Works well when narration needs both warmth and articulation.

Humanize first, then finish with platform-safe streaming loudness.

Best for: Sterile spoken-word clips, web video audio, and streams that need natural feel plus delivery safety.

• Adds warmth and variation before true-peak-safe streaming control.
• Good when a source needs natural feel but still has to translate across players.
• Preserves words, timing, and available metadata.

Humanize tone shaping followed by a finished music master.

Best for: Sterile demos, generated-feeling song drafts, and music clips that need polish without losing warmth.

• Adds body and softens sterile edges before music mastering.
• Useful when Music Master is right but the source feels too clinical.
• Preserves performance, timing, and available metadata.

Humanize first, then add a warmer music finish.

Best for: Thin music, acoustic clips, and song drafts that need body before mastering.

• Adds natural body before the warmer music profile.
• Best when the source feels lean, bright, or underweight.
• Keeps the chain controlled and repeatable.

Humanize followed by long-form narration comfort.

Best for: Audiobook chapters, narration auditions, and long spoken-word files that need warmth and comfort.

• Softens sterile narration before audiobook-focused leveling.
• Keeps long-form speech comfortable without changing the words.
• Useful for chapters and sustained listening.

Humanize first, then apply broadcast-style delivery control.

Best for: Voiceover, promo, and spoken delivery that should sound natural but firmly controlled.

• Adds natural feel before broadcast-style loudness and peak control.
• Useful when the performance feels sterile but needs a finished delivery shape.
• Keeps delivery discipline without generating new audio.

Humanize followed by compact digital ad delivery.

Best for: Sponsor reads, short promos, and synthetic-sounding ads that need natural feel plus delivery control.

• Adds warmth before compact ad loudness and dynamics.
• Good for short spots that should sound more human without losing punch.
• Keeps the ad delivery target controlled.

Humanize followed by speech-to-text clarity.

Best for: Dictation, meetings, notes, and spoken clips that need natural tone plus transcription readiness.

• Adds natural tone before intelligibility-first cleanup.
• Useful when speech needs to remain comfortable and easy to transcribe.
• Keeps words and timing intact.

Humanize followed by course and lecture cleanup.

Best for: Lessons, webinars, teaching clips, and course narration that needs natural feel over time.

• Adds warmth before long-form teaching cleanup.
• Keeps lessons comfortable while improving clarity and steadiness.
• Works for courses and webinars.

Studio cleanup followed by lecture-ready leveling.

Best for: Training modules, classes, webinars, and screen-recorded lessons.

• Cleans steady room noise before long-form voice leveling.
• Designed for lessons where intelligibility matters more than loudness hype.
• Helps course audio stay comfortable over longer sessions.

Noise-first cleanup followed by multi-speaker balance.

Best for: Remote interviews, panels, phone captures, and field conversations.

• Reduces hiss and room tone before evening out speakers.
• Best when the source has both noise and speaker-level jumps.
• Keeps conversation flow intact while improving listenability.

Tape warmth followed by podcast-friendly voice finishing.

Best for: Narrative shows, intros, retrospectives, and spoken content that needs character.

• Adds restrained tape-style warmth before speech delivery control.
• Keeps the voice understandable while adding a more produced identity.
• Works for tasteful narrative color without rewriting the performance.

FM color followed by compact digital ad delivery.

Best for: Station imaging, sponsor reads, promos, and short audio spots.

• Adds radio density before DAX-style delivery control.
• Useful when an ad should sound finished, compact, and energetic.
• Keeps delivery discipline without generating new audio.

Mono compatibility followed by conservative vinyl handoff settings.

Best for: Pre-release checks where mono translation and vinyl-safe headroom both matter.

• Checks mono-centered translation before conservative vinyl-style handoff.
• Keeps the result restrained and delivery-oriented.
• Useful as a compatibility check, not a replacement for cutting engineer review.

Save your own EQ, dynamics, filters, sample rate, and loudness recipe.

Best for: Repeatable show, release, client, or production sound recipes.

• Build a reusable processing chain.
• Edit or delete saved profiles from the Studio.
• Switch back to preset profiles just by selecting one.