00:00 · Solo podcast or interview · your sound handled automatically
⏱ Your voices, ready in minutes
Voice cleanup and autolevel, built for podcasts. A solo voice, or several mics recorded at once. Aireo sets the sound (de-reverb, de-noise, mouth noise, breaths, room echo) and above all balances your mics' levels against each other: whoever's talking, you hear them. You get a base that's ready to mix. Everything stays on your machine.
For macOS (Apple silicon) · Windows soon · No card required · You only pay to export
Before: your 2 raw mics played together. After: Aireo's single output.
Save hours. Deliver without doubting the sound.
Sound isn't your job: EQ-ing track by track, riding every level, listening back ten times wondering if it “holds up”… It eats your time and always leaves a doubt at delivery. Aireo takes care of it, you move on to what matters, sure of a pro result.
How it works
Drag your AAF or your WAV files into Aireo. It detects and sorts the voices, the music and the FX, all on its own.
Everything is already set automatically. You touch nothing, or, if you want, you fine-tune the result voice by voice. Nothing is required.
Get your clean files back: ready to publish for a single voice, or a tidy, mix-ready session for a full edit.
In short: drop your files, click “Run”, done. Everything else is optional.
Why it works
When you record several people, each one has their own mic. The easy path is to work on the version where all the voices are already blended together. The problem: you can't rescue a voice that's too loud anymore, and you hear everyone's background noise non-stop. Aireo starts from each person's voice separately, so it can really clean it.
the most common reflex
your original recordings
Multi-mic automix
Aireo balances your mics against each other and removes what each one catches from the others (the bleed), on your computer, as a one-time purchase. And it hands you a mix-ready session, not a frozen file. Whoever's talking, you hear them. Your voices never leave your machine, and the final mix stays yours.
The pre-mix sort-out Beta
You get your edit back, ready for the final tweaks, with the voices off your mind: Aireo has sorted them track by track, cleaned them and put them back exactly where they were (original timecode kept). You reopen your AAF session in Premiere, DaVinci or Pro Tools, and all that's left is to finish the mix.
Most cleanup tools live online. Aireo does the opposite: it runs entirely on your machine, no upload, no account, no cloud. Your rushes and your clients' voices never touch a server. Here, confidentiality isn't a setting. It's the architecture.
Output level
Pick your targets, Aireo sets the levels of each export for you. Podcast (Apple, Spotify, Deezer, YouTube) or broadcast (TV, Radio, Netflix).
Podcast platforms
Broadcast · TV · Radio
Output formats · your choice
AAF Pro
Voices back in your session · positions, timecodes & handles kept
WAV tracks
Each voice exported separately · ready to drop in any DAW
Voice premix if needed
All voices balanced into one stereo file · ready to place
No stacking plugins, no technical vocabulary. Aireo spots and fixes every common voice flaw, you'll probably recognise yours:
That “far-away
The constant hiss behind the voice: air-con, computer, fan, street. Gone.
A voice too dull, too nasal or too harsh? Aireo rebalances it to sound natural.
That dull “pop
The “s
The little clicks and saliva smacks between words. Cleaned up.
The loud in-breaths between sentences, calmed, without sounding robotic.
A voice jumping from loud to quiet word to word? Aireo evens it out at the right level.
Voice caught on a phone or a cheap mic? The AI rebuilds the missing frequencies for a crisp, studio-like result.
Inside Aireo
Drop your files, let it run, get them back clean. Here is what it actually looks like.
The maker
Behind Aireo there's Robin Michel, a sound engineer. Twenty years mixing voices for television, broadcast and podcasts taught me one thing: what used to take me hours by hand, a well-tuned machine can do in minutes, without giving up any quality. Aireo is that craft, put into a tool.
My goal is simple: give podcasters and editors a studio-grade sound, so they can break into the pro world more easily, without costly gear or years of mixing behind them.
Pricing
Download and hear the result on your own files, for free. You only pay to export. Perpetual license, no subscription. Launch pricing, reserved for the first 1000 downloads.
Test on your own files before you decide.
For the solo podcaster and the video editor, one voice, cleaned up.
For multi-mic interviews, video editors & serious podcasters.
For studios, schools & teams.
Lifetime license · No subscription · Secure payment via Lemon Squeezy · VAT included
Questions
Aireo is local voice-cleanup software for podcast and broadcast. You import an AAF edit (Premiere, DaVinci, Pro Tools) or a folder of WAV files, and your voices come back ready to air, de-reverbed, de-noised, EQ-corrected and at the right platform level. Everything runs on your machine.
Yes, this is what sets Aireo apart. From your separate mic files, it balances their levels against each other and first removes background noise, room echo and what each mic catches from the other voices, so you get a clean, balanced base, ready to mix. Most tools only clean a single voice; Aireo balances several mics too.
Yes, automatically. When several mics record at once, each one also picks up the other people's voices, that's mic bleed (or crosstalk). Aireo analyses the mics together and removes that spill without hurting the voice or the natural feel. It's at the heart of its multi-mic automix.
Aireo does it automatically. It analyses all your speakers together and matches their loudness, so a quiet guest and a loud host sit at the same level, without you riding a single fader. That's the auto-leveling part of its multi-mic automix.
For the multi-mic automix, give it your multitrack: one file per mic. From separate tracks, Aireo balances and de-bleeds far better than from a single mixed file, where the voices are already glued together. For a solo voice, a single file is fine.
Yes. Tools that record each guest on a separate track (like Riverside, Zencastr or SquadCast) are exactly what Aireo loves: it takes those multitrack files and auto-levels, cleans and de-bleeds them into a mix-ready base.
Two things. First, Aireo runs 100% locally: nothing is uploaded, your voices stay with you. Second, it's a one-time purchase, not a per-hour subscription, and it hands you a mix-ready session rather than an already-mixed file. You keep control of the final mix.
Aireo is an independent tool, built with the logic of a real broadcast mix under the hood, so you get a pro level of finish without going through a studio.
No. Aireo is 100% local: no upload, no account, no cloud. Your rushes and your clients' voices never leave your computer, confidentiality is built into the architecture, not an option to toggle.
An AAF multitrack edit (Premiere, DaVinci, Pro Tools) or a folder of WAV files. Output is 48 kHz / 24-bit, with level presets for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer and YouTube, one render per destination.
It sorts it like a mixer would before mixing: voices isolated track by track, music laid out in a staggered pattern, FX sorted, with the voices cleaned along the way. Every sound stays at its original timecode; only the tracks get tidied. You get your session tidied up, with the voices mixed. AAF import/export is in beta: it keeps improving, and the free trial lets you check the result on your own session before exporting.
Light (€79) does it all on Auto, for one voice: WAV import and export, cleanup and platform levels in a few clicks. Pro (€189) adds multi-mic autolevel (your mics balanced against each other), AAF import / export (sorted, mix-ready session), fine cleanup (sibilance, mouth noises, breaths), per-voice settings, batch, voice match, separate stems and generative restoration.
Yes. Download Aireo and process your own files for free: you hear the full before/after, on your own audio. Export (delivering your files) unlocks with the license. You only buy once you're convinced, and no card is needed to try.
No. Aireo is a one-time purchase with a perpetual license, you buy it once and it's yours. No recurring fee. Payment is secured by Lemon Squeezy, VAT included.
Aireo runs on macOS and on Windows, fully offline. On Mac it works on Apple Silicon (M1 to M4 chips) as well as Intel Macs, but an Apple Silicon chip is markedly faster: it offloads part of the processing to the GPU, whereas an Intel Mac does everything on the CPU (it works, but it's slower). macOS 12 (Monterey) or later is recommended for that GPU acceleration, macOS 11 (Big Sur) minimum. The Windows version (Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit) is on the way. Audio is processed at 48 kHz / 24-bit with a built-in A/B before/after so you can hear every change before you export.
A recent computer is enough. Minimum: 8 GB of RAM and about 3 GB of free disk space. Recommended: 16 GB of RAM for long sessions and multi-mic work. Aireo automatically adapts its memory use to your machine, splitting the work into slices based on available RAM, so even an entry-level computer works, just with a bit more compute time. A quiet mode keeps heat and fan noise down.
Count on roughly half the length of your recording on a recent Apple Silicon Mac (M1 to M4 chip): a 40-minute program comes out in about twenty minutes. Apple Silicon Macs are markedly faster than Intel Macs, which do everything on the CPU and therefore take longer. Aireo adapts to your computer, and everything runs locally, with no upload and no cloud queue.