Voice Crush
Tired of hunting for a quiet spot? Fed up with noisy backgrounds sabotaging your audio recordings? Voice Crush is here to silence the chaos and ensure your voic...
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What is Voice Crush?
Voice Crush is an AI-powered audio cleanup app built to make voice recordings clearer, smoother, and easier to share. It focuses on removing background noise and echoes, so your voice stands out even in noisy places like cars, coffee shops, airports, or homes with loud distractions.
The app also goes beyond noise reduction by editing speech itself. It can remove stutters, filler words like
Voice Crush pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
The website and store listing indicate that Voice Crush offers a free offline model and a premium model. The app also uses credits, and user feedback on the listing suggests pricing is tied to recording length, with one reviewer noting charges per second of recording. The listing also says credits are only deducted once a file is successfully downloaded, and the developer mentions they are working on a more affordable option. The website does not show a full public pricing table with tiers, included minutes, or a detailed subscription breakdown.
Voice Crush pros
- AI denoising for background noise
- Echo reduction for cleaner recordings
- Stutter removal
- Filler word removal
- Mouth sound removal
- Hesitation removal
- Silence trimming for gaps over 5 seconds
- Loudness normalization to target LUFS
- Spectrogram-based visual improvement view
- Import recordings from other apps
- Supports many audio file formats
- Easy sharing to messengers and social apps
- Works in noisy environments
- Helps voice messages sound more natural
- Useful for content creators without studio gear
- Supports English, German, and Romanian for filler-word removal
- Partial support for several other languages
- Can improve confidence for people who stutter
Voice Crush cons
- Free offline model can be slow on Android
- Large files may fail because of memory limits
- Some features are language-dependent
- Partial language support for several languages only
- Very long recordings can be expensive in credits
- Credits are consumed per recording length
- App can freeze or crash on some devices
- Processing may take several minutes for some files
- Free model may be less reliable than premium
- Can’t guarantee perfect results for every accent
- Silence removal only shortens silences over 5 seconds
- Data deletion is not available according to the store listing
Frequently asked questions about Voice Crush
What does Voice Crush do?
Voice Crush is an AI audio app that cleans up voice recordings by removing background noise and echo, and it also edits speech to remove stutters, filler words, mouth sounds, hesitations, and long pauses. The goal is to make recordings sound clearer, more natural, and easier to share.
Who is Voice Crush for?
It is aimed at people who record voice notes, content creators, language learners, and anyone who wants cleaner speech without studio equipment. It is also useful for users who record in noisy environments and for people who want help smoothing out stutters in their voice recordings.
Can Voice Crush remove background noise?
Yes. The app’s main feature is AI-powered denoising that separates human voice from unwanted sounds. The website says it can handle challenging environments such as cars, coffee shops, airports, and homes with barking dogs, vacuum cleaners, or construction noise.
Does Voice Crush remove stuttering?
Yes. The app includes a stutter remover that identifies stutters and edits them to make the recording sound more natural. The website presents this as a core feature for improving the flow and confidence of voice messages.
What languages does it support for filler-word removal?
The website says filler-word removal fully supports English, German, and Romanian. It also says the feature works partially for French, Dutch, Bulgarian, Arabic, and Turkish, and may work for phonetically similar languages as well.
What audio formats can Voice Crush import?
The app supports a wide range of file formats, including aac, aiff, au, caf, flac, m4a, mp2, mp3, oga, ogg, opus, spx, wav, and wma. It also lets users import recordings made in other apps for enhancement.
Does Voice Crush show audio improvements visually?
Yes. The website says it includes a dynamic spectrogram that visualizes the improvement after processing. This helps users see the effect of the denoising and cleanup features.
How does Voice Crush handle volume?
It includes loudness normalization, which sets the recording volume to a desired level measured in LUFS. This is meant to make recordings sound more consistent and balanced.
Is there a free version?
The app listing mentions a free offline model, but user reviews and developer replies indicate that larger or premium processing may require credits or paid usage. The website does not publish a full pricing chart, so the exact free versus paid limits are not clearly spelled out there.