> ## Documentation Index
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# De-Reverb

> Strip room reverb and echo from a vocal recording with one click — clean, dry vocals ready for production.

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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.

## 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](/create/audio-cleanup) handle background noise and echo the same way.

## When to use it

Run de-reverb before [Voice Conversion](/create/voice-conversion-1) or [Transform Vocals](/create/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.

## Frequently asked questions

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  <Accordion title="What formats are supported?">
    MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, Opus, and AIFF.
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  <Accordion title="Will it work on a full mix?">
    De-reverb is tuned for vocals. For mixed audio, run [Stem Separation](/create/stems) first to extract the vocal, then de-reverb.
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  <Accordion title="How is it priced?">
    Each cleanup run costs 20 credits, and failed runs are refunded automatically. See [Credit Costs](/credit-costs).
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  <Accordion title="Will it remove all reverb?">
    Light to moderate reverb cleans up well. Extreme cases (long tails, deep cathedral spaces) may leave residual ambience.
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