Podcast audio, without the room.

Podcasters usually record in whatever room happens to be quiet enough that day. That means AC hum, laptop fans, faint street noise, and sometimes a neighbour's dog. Uploading raw episodes to a cloud service just to strip that out feels like overkill — and slow if the file is big.

Where CleanCast fits

• Solo episodes — drop the raw mic recording in, clean at 80%, export WAV for your DAW.
• Remote interviews — Riverside/SquadCast give you clean local tracks per guest. Run each guest's file through CleanCast if their side has room noise.
• On-the-go recording — voice memos or field recordings full of ambient noise. CleanCast handles them without a laptop.

Suggested workflow

1. Record raw in your usual setup.
2. Drop each track into CleanCast → 80% strength → export WAV.
3. Bring the cleaned WAVs into your editor for cutting, leveling and music.
4. Export the final episode — it'll sit noticeably higher than your last one.

Because everything runs on your device, there's no per-minute cost, no upload wait, and no risk of your unreleased episode sitting on somebody else's server.