Make your point.
Less noise in the way.
When a noisy microphone competes with your explanation, people miss the detail. Clean up the audio on your computer after recording, so teammates can focus on what you are showing.
They came to hear your point.
A fan, a busy room or an everyday microphone can get between your explanation and the person watching it.
Make a noisy room less of the story.
On-device enhancement reduces background noise as part of the native recording workflow. Choose the cleanup that suits your microphone and voice.
Let your ears decide.
Compare the same sample before and after the recorder’s actual enhancement pipeline. Listen to the pauses and the character of the voice.
“Here’s the issue.
Let me show you.”
Keep attention
on the explanation.
Same voice.
Less in its way.
A moment from a real Thrume walkthrough. Compare the original capture with the same excerpt after on-device cleanup.
“I’m just going to take you through quickly the couple of key pages to get your feedback.”
Try headphones. Listen through the pause, then compare the clarity and character of the voice.
DeepFilterNet3 · Full cleanupSame source and playback gain
Original
Early capture, including crackle
Enhanced on device
The same excerpt after native cleanup
Press play on either version to compare.
Transcript, source & processing
Automatic transcript: “I’m just going to take you through quickly the couple of key pages to get your feedback. If you think we’re going in the right direction, then we can finish it off.”
This continuous 11-second excerpt comes from a website walkthrough recorded on 7 September 2026, from 00:33.25 to 00:44.25. It is used with the recording owner’s permission. The early build introduced capture crackle; this source does not represent the current recorder’s capture quality.
Thrume processed the same excerpt through its native cleanup engine using DeepFilterNet3 at Full strength. Both versions use the same input gain and MP3 encoding. There is no generated voice, added noise, separate crackle repair or extra loudness boost. This example uses on-device cleanup; Voice+ is a separate option.
Download the source audio excerpt · View processing details.
Results vary by recording. Listen for changes to voice character as well as noise reduction.
Keep attention on what you are saying.
Enable voice enhancement to clean up microphone audio after recording. Processing runs on your computer before upload, with a cleanup strength you choose for your voice and room.
Find the right cleanup for your setup.
Try the available strengths and listen for both background noise and voice character. Voice+ adds another on-device option through a model download in recorder settings. A short sound check helps you choose the result you prefer.
Know which microphone you are recording.
Set your microphone priority or pin a specific input, then use the sound check before an important take. Keep the original audio available to retry enhancement or use the unprocessed version.
Share a clearer take. Choose AI separately.
Enhanced recordings upload to Thrume for sharing. Optional cloud transcription and summaries have their own workspace settings; they are separate from the voice cleanup that runs on your computer.
Make the explanation
easier to hear.
Native Mac recording.
Shared understanding, everywhere.