iZotope Music & Speech Cleaner 1.0
Every once in a while, you find a tool that solves a real-world problem and you wonder how you got by without it. IZotope Music & Speech Cleaner 1.0 is a powerful, highly effective, and reasonably priced utility that cleans up podcast files and just about any other audio clip without a lot of fuss. It’s essentially a lighter and less complicated audio processing tool than the freeware Audacity, and you don’t really need to know anything about sound waves or why an MP3 even has pops and clicks. Music & Speech Cleaner just presents simple buttons to fix problems, does its magic, and lets you export the cleaned-up file.
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