I will clean up, restore and improve your audio


About this gig
Is your recording noisy, muffled, echoey, or just hard to listen to?
I can help clean it up and make the voice clearer without making it sound overly processed.
I can help with things like:
- Background noise, hiss and hum
- Room echo and reverb
- Mouth clicks, pops and breathing
- Plosives and other vocal noises
- Wind noise and low-frequency rumble
- Clipping, distortion and uneven volume
- Muffled or unclear speech
- General audio cleanup
I work with podcasts, interviews, voice recordings, video audio, and other spoken-word recordings.
You don't need to have recorded it in a professional studio. Phone recordings, laptop microphones, USB mics, and basic home setups can often be improved quite a bit.
I don't just apply the same settings to every recording. I'll listen to the audio first, figure out what's actually causing the problem, and then choose the processing that makes sense for that recording.
The aim is pretty simple: make the audio cleaner and easier to listen to while keeping the voice sounding natural.
Not sure if your recording can be improved? Send me a short sample and I'll let you know what I can do with it.
Send me a sample and let's see what we can improve.
Get to know Nikola Lackovic
Audio Editor and Restoration Specialist
- FromSerbia
- Member sinceJun 2026
Languages
Serbian, English
FAQ
1. Can you remove background noise from my recording?
Usually, yes. I can reduce things like fan noise, computer noise, hiss, hum, and other background sounds. How much can be removed depends on the recording, but I'll always try to keep the voice sounding natural.
2. Can you remove echo from a room?
I can reduce room echo and reverb, although some recordings are easier to fix than others. If the echo is strong, send me a short sample and I can tell you what to expect.
3. My recording was made on a phone. Can you still improve it?
Yes. It doesn't need to be recorded with expensive equipment. I've worked with recordings from phones, laptops, USB microphones, and home setups.
4. Will the voice still sound natural after processing?
That's the goal. I don't want the voice to sound overly processed, robotic, or stripped of all its natural character. I'll use only the processing the recording actually needs.
5. Can you fix a recording that is very quiet or muffled?
In many cases, yes. I can work on volume, clarity, EQ, and other issues that make speech difficult to understand. If the original recording has very little usable information, though, there are limits to what can be recovered.
6. Should I order first or send you the audio?
If you're not sure what can be done, send me a short sample first. I'll listen to it and give you an honest idea of what can realistically be improved.

