Denoise
Removes HVAC, fans, hiss and console-fan rumble without smearing transients. Strength is one fader.
One insert per vocal channel or group.
Real-time AI denoise, dereverb and
feedback prevention —
at zero latency and ultra-low CPU.
Removes HVAC, fans, hiss and console-fan rumble without smearing transients. Strength is one fader.
Catches mic-monitor coupling before resonance — not after. No notch filters to draw, no rings to chase.
Tightens room tails and bathroom-stage acoustics. Blend transparently with a single fader.
Pulls down spill from drums, monitors and nearby instruments on the vocal mic, so the channel stays clean in a loud room.
No surprises at load time.
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Yes — internal latency is 0.0 ms. The AI core processes lookahead-free at the host's block size; the plugin reports zero PDC. Roundtrip latency depends on audio driver.
CPU permitting, yes. The SOFT (Low CPU) engine is designed for this case. On Windows the engine is also GPU-accelerated (DirectML) when a compatible GPU is available, which drops CPU load further and scales to many more instances. If no GPU is found it falls back to CPU automatically, nothing to configure.
48, 96 and 192 kHz. At unsupported rates the plugin shows a banner and bypasses audio cleanly.
A gate cuts below a threshold. Clear Voice Live separates voice from background continuously, so you keep low-level speech and breath while the noise floor goes away.
No notch filters and no static EQ. Clear Voice Live uses AI-driven voice processing that separates voice from background in real time — at the right strength, the voice itself stays untouched while the noise floor and feedback resonances are reduced.
One license is per person, not per machine. After buying you get a personal license file: load it once, completely offline, with no activation and no machine binding. Install it on as many of your own machines as you like (studio, laptop, FOH rig, backup); the only rule is one machine in use at a time per license. Running it on two machines at once needs a second license.
A 10-day fully-functional trial ships with the public release. Get beta access.
For live use, 32 to 64 samples. Anything above ~64 samples introduces enough roundtrip latency that the artist hears their voice twice through the in-ear monitor. The plug-in itself adds 0.0 ms — driver and host buffer are what determine roundtrip.
Yes. One instance per vocal channel is the standard setup. Routing many mics through an auto-mixer (Dugan-style) into a single group and running one instance on the group is one option — but because the CPU cost is so low, you can just as easily run a dedicated instance on every single channel for the best, most consistent result.
Before compressors and EQs. The plug-in expects a relatively clean dynamic input — heavy compression upstream muddies the noise floor and makes the AI work harder.
Dereverb is part of the same pipeline as Strength. If Strength is at 0 %, the entire processing chain is bypassed and Dereverb has no effect. Raise Strength first, then bring up Dereverb.
Online at clearvoice.live/manual. It also installs to your Documents folder under Clear Voice Live — the same place your presets live.
Graz, Austria. Solo developer, direct support.