FixAudio for Meetings

The recording of your pitch is still pitching

Webinar replays, recorded demos, all-hands recordings, pitch videos: these get watched by people who were not in the room, and studies show listeners rate the same speaker as less competent when the audio is worse. The content was your work; the sound should not undo it.

The laptop-mic tax

Built-in microphones two feet away in a glass-walled room produce exactly the echo and thinness that research links to lower credibility ratings.

One loud voice, one lost voice

Meeting recordings mix a presenter at full level with a stakeholder mumbling from the back of the call. The replay is a volume rollercoaster.

Replays that get abandoned

People give a webinar replay less patience than a live call. Fatiguing audio quietly caps how much of your recorded material anyone actually watches.

How it works

  1. 1Export the recording from your meeting tool and upload it, video files included.
  2. 2Speech-tuned noise reduction, optional room-echo treatment, and leveling to a consistent, comfortable loudness.
  3. 3Preview the result free, download the cleaned recording, share the replay.

Where we are honest with you

We process the mixed recording, so we cannot separate two people talking over each other or fix a participant whose own connection produced robotic artifacts. Compressed-to-death conference audio improves noticeably but will not become studio sound. For live calls (rather than recordings), you need a real microphone, not us.

Try it on a recording

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