Adobe Podcast (Enhance Speech) uses AI to remove background noise and upgrade voice quality to studio-quality with just one click. Free for the web version, integrated within Adobe Audition.
Prepare Original Audio File
Export the raw audio file from the recording software or video call into a common format.
Export the recording file in high-quality WAV or MP3 format, at least 128kbps.
Do not compress the file too much before processing to avoid losing audio details that need to be restored.
Upload File to Adobe Podcast Enhance Speech
Access the web tool and upload the file to start upgrading the audio.
Visit podcast.adobe.com/enhance, drag and drop the audio file into the upload box.
Process shorter segments under 1 hour to reduce waiting time and make quality checks easier.
Compare Before and After Processing
Listen to the original audio segment and the processed segment to assess the level of improvement.
Use the 'before/after' toggle button in the interface to directly compare the two versions.
If the voice sounds a bit 'robotic' due to over-processing, try reducing the enhance level if the tool allows customization.
Download Processed File
Export the cleaned audio file to continue editing in the podcast editing software.
Click 'Download' to save the resulting file to your computer, naming it clearly to distinguish it from the original file.
Keep the original unprocessed file in case you need to reprocess with different settings.
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Pros
Cons
An enterprise podcast channel interviews guests via video calls, with many recordings having noise and room echo.
Problem
Poor sound quality causes listeners to drop off midway, affecting the podcast's brand credibility.
Solution
Use Adobe Podcast Enhance Speech to clean up the audio, removing echo and background noise before publishing.
A training center teaches how to record lectures using a laptop microphone, but sound quality varies between sessions.
Problem
Students complain that the audio is hard to hear in some lectures, affecting their learning experience and course evaluations.
Solution
Use Adobe Podcast to standardize the audio quality across the entire library of lectures before publishing.