Dog barking
Clear gain- Overall
- 1.15 → 3.38
- Background
- 1.23 → 4.20
- Naturalness
- 1.77 → 4.79
Remove dog barking from audio when a dog keeps barking behind someone talking. In our real sample, overall quality went from 1.15 to 3.38 out of 5. Hear it below, then upload your own file and compare 30 seconds free.
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Play these real recordings and switch between the original and the cleaned version. Then upload your own file and listen to a sentence the dog interrupted in the free 30-second preview.
The dog sample started with one of the lowest scores of the 24 recordings we tested and made one of the biggest gains: background from 1.23 to 4.20, naturalness from 1.77 to 4.79. A baby in the room dropped too.
A bark is loud and short. It drops best when the voice is closer to the mic than the dog is.
A dog behind a door barks through a call or a podcast. The voice is closer to the mic than the dog, which is the easiest case.
Hear the dog recordingA bark in a pause drops, and the pause stays. You can also cut it out in any editor.
Cut barks out by handThe bark drops, but a word it covered can sound rough. Listen to that word in the preview.
A baby in the room dropped too in our tests: naturalness went from 3.37 to 4.70.
Hear the baby recordingNoise reduction made for a fan does not follow a bark. EraseNoise does.
You do not find and delete every bark. Upload the recording once.
Hear the dog recording above before you upload anything.
Nothing is cut from the timeline, so the recording keeps its length and timing.
Cutting works when the dog barks in a pause. It does not work when it barks over a word.
Cutting removes the word too. A cleanup lowers the bark and keeps the word.
Twenty barks are twenty edits. One upload handles all of them.
Upload the recording as it is.
Audio files download as WAV.
A video with barking in the soundtrack downloads as MP4 with the same picture.
Choose the audio or video file where the dog barks behind the voice.
Play the original and the cleaned version. Listen to a sentence the dog interrupted.
Keep it only if the words are clear and the voice sounds the same.
The dog heard the doorbell halfway through the episode. Clean it instead of recording again.
A dog barked through a recorded meeting or interview. Clean the file after the call.
A tutorial or a vlog has barking in the background. Keep the picture and clean the soundtrack.
Use this page when a dog or a baby is behind the person talking.
| Job | Use |
|---|---|
| A dog or a baby behind the voice | Use this page |
| Cutting barks out by hand | Read the dog barking guide |
| Barking on a live call | Use Krisp or your call app's noise setting |
| People shouting or laughing nearby | A weak case: other voices are speech too |
| Fan or traffic | Remove background noise from audio |
EraseNoise deletes the upload and the result 24 hours after upload. They are not used as public samples.
Upload the recording at the top of this page and compare a 30-second preview, original and cleaned. Download the full file only if the words are clear.
The bark drops, but the word under it can sound rough. Listen to that word in the preview. If it is damaged, a retake of that line is the safe fix.
In our real dog sample, overall quality went from 1.15 to 3.38 out of 5 and naturalness from 1.77 to 4.79. Your result depends on how close the dog was to the mic.
In our baby sample the background score went from 2.26 to 4.04. A baby very close to the mic is harder, so check the preview.
No. EraseNoise cleans a saved file. For a call in progress, use Krisp or the noise setting in Zoom, Teams, or Discord.
You can hear the 30-second preview 3 times in 24 hours without an account, and 20 times in 24 hours after you sign in. The upload limit is 2 GB. The full file is billed in whole minutes, rounded up, with a minimum of 1 minute.
Upload one file. Keep the result only if the words are clear and the voice is unchanged.
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