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Remove Traffic & Street Noise

Remove traffic, cars, sirens, and street noise from audio recordings for free. Clean up outdoor recordings in your browser with no upload.

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About Traffic & Street Noise

Traffic noise is the bane of anyone recording near a road. Cars, trucks, motorcycles, honking, distant sirens, construction. It all bleeds into your mic. Unlike steady hum or hiss, traffic noise keeps changing, which makes it harder to remove with basic tools. The AI here handles that well because it learns to recognize speech patterns and filters out everything else, even when the noise is unpredictable.

Tips for Better Results

  • Record during off-peak hours if you can. Early mornings and late evenings have less traffic.
  • Face away from the road and use a directional mic pointing toward the speaker.
  • Close windows. Even cracking a window open makes a big difference in how much road noise gets in.
  • If you are outdoors, find a wall or building to stand behind. Any barrier between you and the road helps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Honking and sirens are short, loud bursts at specific pitches. The AI picks them out and suppresses them. Really loud ones right next to the mic might leave a faint trace, but it is usually a big improvement.
Construction noise varies a lot. Steady drilling and jackhammering clean up well. Random banging and crashing are harder, but you will still hear a noticeable difference.