Background noise
Traffic, hum or another sound covers the voice you need to hear. Lowering that sound is only useful if the conversation becomes easier to follow.
What to tell us
Tell us which voice matters and when it gets lost in the noise.
Audio restoration services
Hear what matters in your recording.
For attorneys, law enforcement, employers and individuals.
- An audio engineer listens before invoicing
- Audio and video recordings
- Normally five days or less
Free file review. Cleanup is paid work.
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Help with unclear speech
Our core audio service reduces background noise and distortion to help you hear what is happening in your recording. Start with the form, whether this is your first attempt or you’ve already tried a cleanup tool.
For casework, interviews or another recording you need for work, tell us what you need to understand. Personal recordings are welcome too.
Quiet or uneven voices
The file is louder, but the important voice is still too soft—or it fades in and out. Turning up everything can bring the noise up too.
What to tell us
Keep the original and any version you’ve already processed. Show us where the voice drops away.
Overlapping speech
Two people speak at once and you lose the thread of the conversation. Competing voices need a different review from a steady hum.
What to tell us
Point to the passage and the voice you need to follow. Complete separation may not be possible.
Echo and repeated sound
Words bounce back over the speaker and become difficult to follow. An automatic cleanup may leave that repeated sound behind.
What to tell us
Note where the echo gets in the way. An engineer needs to hear the file to judge whether further work could help.
Need help with footage too? See video enhancement ↗
A quieter file isn’t always clearer.
A cleanup tool may be enough if it makes the conversation easier to follow. If the words you need are still unclear, an engineer can listen to the recording and assess whether further restoration could help. Some speech wasn’t captured clearly enough to recover. Keep the original and any version you’ve already tried to improve.
Work with what was recorded.
Restoring recorded speech is different from generating replacement words. Include any preservation or processing requirements in your review request.
Sharing sensitive recordings
Start with the review form. Describe what is hard to hear without attaching the recording or including confidential case details. Add any file-handling requirements to the same request.
Request a free file reviewKeep confidential names and case details out of your request.
Before you share.
Include the arrangements you need in your request, including:
- How to share the recording
- Who can access it
- How copies are kept or deleted
You can submit the form while these questions are still open. Keep confidential names and case details out of the initial request.
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4.4 / 5 · 48 Google reviews
Captured 20 October 2026
Selected customer reviews about clearer speech, helpful service and reliable turnaround.
These are individual experiences across our services. Results depend on the recording.
Clearer voices, less noise
★★★★★
“They managed to significantly improve the sound quality, removing background noise and making the voices much clearer.”
A clearer voice memo
★★★★★
“Media Medic did a wonderful job amplifying vocal dialogue and removing background noise on a low-quality voice memo recording.”
Understanding the conversation
★★★★★
“Mediamedic cleaned up my audio so I could understand better what was being said.”
The passage that mattered
★★★★★
“They tweaked my recording several times until I was able to hear it clearly where needed.”
Helpful service, on time
★★★★★
“Needed help cleaning up a recording and these guys were great! Great customer service and delivered on time!”
Professional communication
★★★★★
“Service was great! Quick email responses. Very professional.”
Quick, clean results
★★★★★
“I am so pleased with how quick and clean I received my audio back. Thank you Media Medic. I highly recommend them.”
Careful restoration
★★★★★
“Great work and awesome team. If you’re content is salvageable, they can salvage it. Two thumbs up.”
Important phone conversations
★★★★★
“Had several important cell phone audio recordings the guys from Media Medic enhanced for me (background noise reduction and volume enhancement of conversations). They…”
Clear expectations
★★★★★
“I was skeptical because there are so many scammers out there, but Media Medic is legit! Excellent communication, realistic about what they could/couldn't do…”
Understanding the work
★★★★★
“Media Medic immediately gave me the information that helped me understand exactly what they do and how they do it. Which made it easier…”
Help through the process
★★★★★
“Media Medic’s customer service is top notch! Fred was very patient, kind and helpful throughout the entire process. The file upload process was very…”
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Selected excerpts preserve the reviewer’s wording. The Google rating above includes all reviews. Read reviews on Google ↗
How audio restoration works
You don’t have to diagnose the problem. Tell us where the conversation gets hard to follow, and start with a free file review.
Tell us what you need.
Describe the recording, the moments that matter and your deadline. Keep the original. The team will follow up about the file.
An engineer listens.
Our audio engineers listen to every file before we send an invoice. They’ll explain whether restoration could help.
Choose the work.
We explain what cleanup may improve, the proposed cost and timing. You decide whether to proceed before payment.
Get your file back.
Receive the completed recording.
Cost
Your first step is the review form. An engineer reviews the file before we explain the proposed work and cost. You decide whether to proceed before payment.
Turnaround
Normally five days or less. The paid 24-hour upgrade is subject to availability. Tell us your exact deadline so we can discuss timing.
Additional services
Transcripts and authentication are separate, paid services. Clearer audio alone doesn’t establish who is speaking or whether a recording is admissible in court.