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There are 6 modes: AI Speech Enhancement,Wind Removal,Normal Denoise,DeReverb,Hum Removal, and Hiss Removal.

1 AI Speech Enhancement

AI speech enhancement refers to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms and techniques to improve the quality of speech signals in various environments. These algorithms are designed to reduce or eliminate unwanted background noise, reverberation, and distortion, making the speech signal more intelligible and easier to understand. AI speech enhancement can be applied in various applications, such as telecommunications, hearing aids, voice assistants, and audio recordings.

2 Wind Removal

Wind Removal specializes in removing the noise of the wind. It estimates the reverberation profile and works out a way to change the amount of reverberation. You can choose whether to turn on or turn off the function.

3 Normal Denoise

Normal noise is any usual noise that appears in the audio. There are three setting options, Low, Mid, and Strong. You need to decide to which extent you want to remove noise. Lower settings apply less processing, retaining more audio in the original input.

4 DeReverb

Wind Removal specializes in removing the noise of the wind. It estimates the reverberation profile and works out a way to change the amount of reverberation. You can choose whether to turn on or turn off the function.

5 Hum Removal

Hum noise refers to the hum or hiss sound. Hum Removal plays a significant role in removing narrow frequency bands as well as their harmonics. You can control the amount of noise you want to reduce, with the range from -60 to 0.

6 Hiss Removal

Hiss Removal is a technique used to reduce or eliminate hissing noise in audio recordings. Hissing noise, or hiss, is a high-frequency noise that often results from the recording equipment or environmental noise. This noise can be persistent and can detract from the overall quality of the audio. Hiss Removal technology works by detecting and filtering out these high-frequency noises, resulting in a clearer and more professional-sounding recording.