Cleaning up a noisy voice recording used to mean stacking a noise gate, an EQ, and a de-reverb plugin, then tweaking each one separately until the vocal stopped fighting the room tone. I use Cymatics Voxity for general vocal mixing, but it’s built for shaping a voice that’s already clean, not rescuing one that isn’t.
Supertone Clear 1.1.1 is built for exactly that rescue job. It’s developed by Supertone, formerly released under the name GOYO Voice Separator, and it’s a de-noise and de-reverb plugin that runs in your DAW as AU, VST3, VST, or AAX. I keep it in the same folder as Fresh Air, since Fresh Air adds brightness after the voice is already clean, and Clear is what gets it there in the first place.
The core idea is simple but effective. Instead of trying to filter out noise directly, Clear’s neural network separates incoming audio into 3 channels: voice, ambience, and voice reverb. Once separated, you control each one with its own knob. Push the ambience and reverb knobs down and you’re left with a dry, clean voice, even from a recording made in a room with a noisy air conditioner or noticeable slap-back echo.
What sets it apart from a standard noise gate or spectral repair tool is how little it degrades the voice itself. Traditional noise reduction tools tend to introduce artifacts, that underwater or robotic quality you hear when someone pushes a denoiser too hard. Supertone’s separation model is built to minimize that, which matters a lot if the source audio is already borderline usable.
Key Features
- Separates audio into voice, ambience, and voice reverb channels
- 3-knob interface for adjusting each channel independently
- Real-time processing suitable for live streaming
- De-voice mode for isolating background ambience alone
- Proprietary neural network minimizes processing artifacts
- Available in AU, VST3, VST, and AAX plugin formats
- Native support for 44100Hz, 48000Hz, and 96000Hz sample rates
- Optimized for Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3) on macOS
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System Requirements
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit only)
- macOS 10.13 or later
- A DAW supporting AU, VST3, VST, or AAX plugin formats
- 4 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB recommended for real-time processing
- Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) recommended for best performance on macOS
Why I Recommend
The real-time processing is what makes this worth having on hand beyond just post-production cleanup. Streamers dealing with room echo or background hum can run Clear live and hear the cleaned-up result instantly, instead of recording dry and fixing it in editing afterward.
The de-voice mode is a smaller feature, but a clever one. Being able to isolate just the ambience from a recording, stripping the voice out entirely, is useful for building a clean background bed to layer other audio over, something most noise reduction plugins simply don’t offer.
If you’re building a voice and podcast production chain, it’s worth checking our Audio Software section for complementary EQ and compression tools. Clear handles the cleanup stage well, but you’ll still want something to shape tone and loudness once the voice is dry.
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Technical Details
- Developer: Supertone
- Version: 1.1.1
- Platforms: Windows
- Formats: AU, VST3, VST, AAX
- License: Paid, price includes applicable VAT
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