Booth
Drop a recording on Booth's menu bar icon and a cleaned-up copy appears beside the original: the voice rebuilt by a generative model, the room and the noise turned down, breaths and clicks taken out, and the picture left as it was. It is the same kind of model as Adobe Podcast's Enhance Speech, and it runs entirely on your Mac.
A desktop with Booth in the menu bar. Drag interview-take3.m4a onto Booth's menu bar icon, or select the file and press Enter, to enhance it; holding it over the icon opens the popover. The icon opens and closes the popover. When the file is done, play it and press and hold Hold ⌥ to compare to hear the original; Mix reshapes the waveform.
Booth
Studio-quality voice for your recordings, enhanced on your Mac.
Hold ⌥ to compare
Play a real recording from a noisy room, then hold ⌥ or the Hold button to hear the original. Both versions play together, so the switch has no gap, and each breath and noise Booth took out lights up as it passes.
The mix
Drag Speech, Background or Music and the waveform reshapes as you go. Save reuses the stems from the first pass, so a new mix takes seconds and the voice models don't run again. Switch to Dark to see Booth's other appearance.
The ripple bar
While a file is in the booth, the whole popover is the progress bar. The fill spreads like sound from a speaker, rings travel out through it, and the file name comes into focus once the fill has passed under it. Drag across the bar to move it yourself.
The signature
Booth's name rests slightly out of focus, with soft mist drifting through it. Move the pointer over it to bring those letters into focus, hold a file over it to sharpen the whole name, or replay the way it comes forward through fog each time the popover opens.
Booth