Getting started
Install Ampliflare Audio, add ffmpeg, and clean up your first recording. Every tool runs on your computer, so nothing is ever uploaded.
Ampliflare Audio has five tools: Remove noise, Enhance, Cut, Split and Convert. It uses ffmpeg to read and write audio, so you install that once too.
Install
Section titled “Install”Pick the file for your computer. The dialog lists every file in the newest release, with yours first.
Open the disk image and drag the app to Applications. Then install ffmpeg
with Homebrew: brew install ffmpeg.
Run the setup file. Then install ffmpeg, for example with
winget install ffmpeg.
Use the AppImage, or the .deb or .rpm for your system. Install ffmpeg from
your package manager, like sudo apt install ffmpeg.
Your first file
Section titled “Your first file”- Drop audio files on the window, or click Open Files….
- Pick a tool in the sidebar. Remove noise is first.
- At the bottom, choose where results go. Next to Original Files is the default, or pick a folder.
- Click Run at the top right.
New files get the old name plus what was done, like talk-clean.wav. The
Name field at the bottom changes that. Your originals are never changed.
Need help?
Section titled “Need help?”The Troubleshoot page has the common fixes and the places to ask.