Updated October 2026
AI cleanup changes the noise, the room and the balance of a recording. It does not make a new voice or copy someone else’s. Too much cleanup can make a voice sound different, so use the least that works.
Noise, room sound, clicks, clipping, hum and the level and tone of a recording are what cleanup works on. These changes can make the voice sound more open or more even, which is the point.
Tunedzy does not clone a voice, does not generate speech and does not make one person sound like another. It processes the recording you already have.
Very strong noise reduction, a gate set too high and heavy tone changes can make a voice sound thin, watery or artificial. The voice is still the same person, but the recording no longer sounds like them. Lower the setting until it sounds natural.
Keep the raw recording. If the cleaned version sounds wrong, you can go back to the original and clean it again, more gently.
The watery sound guide explains the most common way a voice changes, and how to avoid it.
Tunedzy cleans the recording you have and keeps the original. Compare Before and After to keep the voice natural.
No. It cleans the recording; it does not change who is speaking.
Usually the cleanup was too strong. Use less and compare with the original.
Only with their consent, and within the rules where you are.
How to Remove Background Noise From a Voice Recording
My Voice Sounds Robotic After Cleanup
Recording Consent: Before You Record SomeoneAll guides and comparisons · Tunedzy Go on your phone · Pricing
