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Cleanvoice AI vs NoiseTorch-ng

Cleanvoice AI

cleanvoice.ai

NoiseTorch-ng

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FigureCleanvoice AINoiseTorch-ng
Price from$11/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYes—
Linux—Yes
APIYes—
Plans published31
Spec score · Noise Cancellation Software8.2 (#5)7.4 (#8)
Spec score · AI Speech Enhancement Software8.0 (#12)7.2 (#24)
IntegrationsThe site offers a Make + Cleanvoice integration and API access with Python, JavaScript and REST.The README names OBS, Mumble, and Discord as applications where the filtered microphone can be selected.
SupportThe site says a real person answers support questions and lists [email protected].Troubleshooting guidance is provided in the project wiki, including instructions for collecting debug logs.

Plans

Cleanvoice AI

  • Pay as You Go$11, paid once
  • Subscription — Monthly$11 a month
  • Custom PlanPriced on request

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NoiseTorch-ng

  • FreeFree

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Cleanvoice AI

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NoiseTorch-ng

NoiseTorch-ng is a free, open-source Linux application that reduces microphone noise in real time. It uses RNNoise and works with PulseAudio or PipeWire, creating a virtual “Filtered Microphone” for applications such as OBS, Mumble, and Discord. The project describes setup as a two-click process and distributes the app as a small, statically linked binary. A Voice Activation Threshold can be set as high as 95%, or set to 0% to dampen noise without deactivating the microphone. Optional output filtering routes applications through a virtual “Filtered Headphones” device. Microphone filtering adds 10 ms of inherent latency; output filtering is approximately 100 ms with PulseAudio. The project reports a suspected update-server and repository breach, says no malicious code was found, and says updates are retrieved from GitHub releases. GitHub reports no SECURITY.md file or published security advisories. Troubleshooting guidance, including how to collect debug logs, is in the project wiki. The latest listed release is v0.12.2, released June 17.

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