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De-Reverb Tool

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De-Reverb removes room reverb, echo, and ambience from a vocal recording so the result sounds dry and studio-ready. Drop in a wet vocal, and Vocuno returns a cleaned-up version alongside your original for A/B comparison.

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How to use it

Drop in any vocal file (MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, Opus, AIFF) or import one from your library. Vocuno runs it through the reverb-removal model and shows a live progress bar. When it’s done, you get two tracks: the dry vocal and the original. Sibling tools De-noise & De-echo handle background noise and echo the same way.

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When to use it

Run de-reverb before Voice Conversion or Transform Vocals when your input was recorded in a reverberant space — bathroom, hallway, untreated room. Drier inputs give cleaner conversions and better stem isolation downstream.

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Frequently asked questions

MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, Opus, and AIFF.
De-reverb is tuned for vocals. For mixed audio, run Stem Separation first to extract the vocal, then de-reverb.
Each cleanup run costs 20 credits, and failed runs are refunded automatically. See Credit Costs.
Light to moderate reverb cleans up well. Extreme cases (long tails, deep cathedral spaces) may leave residual ambience.