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Heal Lip Smacks & Saliva Ticks in Voice Recordings

Audiobook listeners on earbuds hear every tiny wet click before a sentence starts. Clean close-miked narration in seconds instead of zooming into waveforms for hours.

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Defects Healed: -- local engine Core: -- ms
BEFORE • Raw Vinyl Pops, Clicks & Spikes
AFTER • VelvetAudio AI Seamless Wave Reconstruction
Gold Pins = Healed Micro-Defects
Healing Transient Micro-Defects…
Loaded: Warm Vintage Chord Progression • 48.0 kHz Click waveform to inspect • Drag & drop WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG
1-Click Restoration Demos:
Transient Neural Healer
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16-Bit Master PCM WAV • Zero Cloud Upload • Unlimited Exports

How to Remove Lip Smacks From Voice Recording Online

1

Drop Narration or Podcast Track

Upload your raw vocal take recorded on any USB, XLR condenser, or lavalier microphone.

2

Target Subtle Mouth Transients

Use the Fine Mouth Clicks preset to catch delicate saliva ticks hidden right inside vowel transitions.

3

Export ACX & Broadcast-Ready WAV

Download your smooth, ear-friendly vocal file with natural 'S' and 'T' consonants preserved.

Save Hours of Manual Waveform Pencil Editing on Audiobooks

Why Hydration Alone Never Stops All Mouth Noise

Drinking water, eating green apples, and stepping six inches back from the mic all help—yet long narration sessions inevitably trigger dry mouth ticks. Automated micro-click healing turns an hour of tedious manual zooming into a five-second pass.

Safe on Crisp 'S', 'T', and 'K' Diction

Over-aggressive vocal cleaners lisp spoken consonants. VelvetAudio repairs only razor-thin click spikes so crisp voiceover articulation stays natural.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do voice actors get rid of clicky mouth sounds in recordings?

Stay hydrated before recording, angle the mic slightly off-axis toward the corner of your mouth, and run finished takes through VelvetAudio above to erase surviving ticks instantly.

Are unreleased audiobook manuscripts kept confidential?

100%. Your narration files never leave your computer—processing runs locally inside your browser.