Transform Phone Recordings into Studio-Quality Conversations

Ever recorded a chat on your phone across a reverberant room? DeReverb AI’s AI-driven noise and reverberation filter makes your voice sound clear and focused—as if you’re holding a professional mic. Trained exclusively on speech, it’s perfect for podcasts, narrations, interviews, and more.

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Why Room Acoustics Matter

A reverberant room has hard, reflective surfaces—like bare walls or floors—that cause sound waves to bounce around. This creates echoes and a muddy, indistinct audio quality that can obscure speech details and tire listeners.

DeReverb AI’s AI-driven filter tackles both reverb and background noise, delivering clear, focused audio that sounds as if you recorded with a professional microphone in a treated studio.

Live Demo

Compare original vs. processed audio samples.

Audio from video "Self-Attention Generative Adversarial Networks" on youtube.
Audio from video "New Hope for Autism - Geraldine Dawson" on youtube.
Conversation recorded using a cell phone in a big room (spanish).
Audio from the "LibriSpeech ASR corpus" with reverb added.

How It Works

DeReverb AI interface showing original vs processed audio waveforms
  1. Open the program. Double-click the DeReverb AI icon to launch.
  2. Load your file. Click “Load file” and select your WAV/MP3.
  3. Auto-process. The app instantly applies reverb and noise reduction.
  4. Compare & tweak. Toggle between “Original” and “Processed,” and adjust the noise slider if needed.
  5. Save. Hit “Save” to export your cleaned audio.

Download

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Requirements

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About This Project

Born from a machine-learning prototype, DeReverb AI is my speech-focused noise and reverberation filter, trained exclusively on conversational data so it performs well on podcasts, voiceovers, and interviews. Though it’ll live inside my GFSoftware shareware lineup soon, this lightweight freeware release lets anyone instantly polish their recordings without installing a full editing suite.

Current Limitations:

  • Fixed sample rate: 44.1 kHz
  • Top processed frequency: ¼ of the Nyquist frequency
  • May introduce subtle distortion depending on input reverb/noise

Contact the Author

Feedback or questions? Let me know!