I'm not saying this tool is bad but I would be really careful about using tools like this in an environment where audio quality really matters (Youtube videos, podcasts, etc.).<p>Noise reduction tools work by removing specific frequencies from the source, some of which overlap with your natural voice.<p>This is why you start to sound robotic and get weird cutouts if you try to use tools to remove too much noise or background sounds. It's one of those things where, if you're not used to hearing your entire vocal range, you might not be aware at how much is getting cut out from tools that reduce noise.<p>It's too bad they don't have a before / after with a few voice samples in the readme.