FixAudio for Videographers

Your footage is cinematic. Now the audio can keep up.

Wedding films, event coverage, real-estate walkthroughs, brand videos: clients forgive a soft frame long before they forgive a vow they cannot hear. You are a visual professional being judged on sound - and hiring an audio engineer for every delivery does not fit the budget or the deadline. Upload the finished video; we process only the audio and remux it back into your original file. The picture is never touched, never re-encoded.

The vow under the ventilation

On-camera mics catch HVAC, crowd murmur, and wind along with the one sentence the couple paid you to capture. AI noise reduction pulls the voice forward and pushes the venue back.

Mixed sources, mismatched levels

Lav mic, on-camera shotgun, DJ booth feed - every source at its own level and tone. Loudness targeting and speech-tuned EQ make one film sound like one film.

The delivery deadline

An audio-post round trip costs days and real money per project. This is minutes per file, priced per second of audio, and you hear the result free before paying.

How it works

  1. 1Upload the exported video (large files supported on paid tiers - up to 8GB on Pro).
  2. 2The engine analyzes the audio, removes noise, corrects loudness to broadcast level, and remuxes into your original container - video stream untouched.
  3. 3Preview free, then download the delivery-ready file. Tune and regenerate free until it sits right.

Where we are honest with you

We fix the mixed track, not the shoot: if the only recording of the vows is drowned beyond ~0dB SNR, no tool recovers it honestly - our /learn article explains where that limit sits. Strong room reverb is only partially treatable (dereverb is beta). And if you already work with an audio post house on flagship projects, keep them for those; we are the fast lane for everything else on the calendar.

Try it on a real delivery - preview is free

Free preview (with FixMark), no account needed — and signing up adds 500 free credits, about 8 minutes of finished audio.