Six minutes per hour of audio
Upload the raw file, get back a finished master. The time you used to spend editing is time you can spend recording the next episode.
Studio sound, from your first take
Podcast audio that sounds like a studio
Soundfold polishes your raw recordings: it removes noise and filler, balances levels across mics, and exports clean audio in one pass. No editing suite required.
★★★★★ Trusted by 1,240 podcast teams
Ep. 214 — Raw take
58 min · 1.2 GB
12:41 / 58:00
−18 LUFS
Noise removed · ⌀12 dB
Filler words cut142 in this episode
Recorded in a bedroom, finished in a studio.
The problem
Editing audio is the part nobody signed up for
An hour of raw recording means two hours of slicing out ums, digging through noise, and fighting levels between guests. Most podcasters ship worse audio than they recorded, because the fix costs more than the show.
Try the one passOne hour of raw audio
✕ Manual cleanup: 130 minutes
✕ Noise from fans, traffic, AC
✕ Guest mic levels drifting
✕ Filler words and dead air
✓ Soundfold: 6 minutes, one click
What you get
Polished, in one pass
Four outcomes, no editing timeline in sight.
Rooms disappear
Fan hum, traffic, and laptop mics get pulled back without flattening the voice.
Filler, gone
Ums, uhs, and dead air are cut while your cadence stays exactly yours.
Every export fits the platform
Loudness normalized to −16 LUFS, rendered as MP3, WAV, or FLAC, with an optional transcript beside the audio.
How it works
Three steps, no timeline
01
Upload the raw file
MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC, up to four hours. Recorded with any gear, on any mic.
02
Soundfold works in the background
It separates voice from noise, evens levels between speakers, and trims filler. About six minutes per hour of audio.
03
Review and export
Listen with a full undo log. Export the clean master, or hand a transcript to the editor.
Stories
Teams that stopped editing
★★★★★
I shipped an episode the same evening I recorded it. First time in three years that has happened.
Marta KivuvaHost, The Daily Dispatch
★★★★★
Remote guests sounded like they were in the same room. I stopped opening a DAW entirely.
Jon BellamyProducer, Fieldnote Studios
★★★★★
The fillercut report alone saves my cohost an hour a week. The audio quality is the bonus.
Aisha OkaforCreator, Market Notes
FAQ
Questions, answered
Will it sound robotic?
No. Soundfold edits silence and filler the way an editor would, at natural speech boundaries. It never stretches, tunes, or replays your voice. What you said is what stays, just tighter.
What audio files can I upload?
MP3, WAV, M4A, and FLAC, up to four hours per file. Quality matters less than consistency: if the raw file is listenable, the polish will be clean.
How do we verify what you keep?
Every cut is logged. Open the review view, jump to any edit, and restore it with one click. Nothing is final until you export.
Is my audio used to train anything?
Never. Files are processed, held for 30 days, and deleted. We do not train on customer audio, and the retention window is documented.
What does it cost?
Free for three hours of audio a month. Team plan at $29 a month for 20 hours, plus shared review links and a workspace. Annual billing drops the price to $24.
Does it work for video podcasts?
Yes, for the audio track. Upload the video and get a polished audio master plus the original video, synchronized and ready for your platform.
Can I keep my own editor in the loop?
Yes. Export the polished guide track and the full transcript, and your editor keeps the final call. Many teams run Soundfold as the first pass and hand off the results.
What happens to my account if I cancel?
You keep access until the end of the billing period, and your files stay downloadable for 30 days after that. No cancellation fee, no lock-in.
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