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Neural Analog combines restoration, stem separation, mastering and audio-to-MIDI conversion. It can restore compressed MP3 audio to WAV, clean noise, import audio from public links, and separate specified sounds such as vocals, instruments or effects. Its browser mastering workflow targets −14 LUFS, while downloadable VST3, AU and AAX plugins and an API offer options beyond the browser. A free plan is available, with paid plans starting at €8.25 per month billed annually.

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    Decrackle Audio AI

    Free plan APISelf-hostedWeb

    Audio APIs and conversation analysis — Decrackle adds transcription, conversation analysis and a content-creation suite, while Neural Analog centers on music restoration, separation and mastering.

    7.3 Free plan · paid from $18/mo Visit site
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    Denoise

    Free plan AndroidiPhone

    Offline noise removal on mobile — Denoise processes audio on Android and iOS devices, including offline, and offers video-audio replacement that Neural Analog does not describe.

    7.1 Free plan · paid from $2.99/mo Visit site
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    MusiCraft AI Audio Enhancer

    Free plan AndroidWeb

    Prompt-based music creation and remixing — MusiCraft creates tracks from text or photos and offers remixes and artwork, while Neural Analog focuses on restoring and processing existing audio.

    6.9 Free plan · paid from $7.49/mo (annual) Visit site
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    Selekt Audio Restoration

    Free plan Web

    Voice and vintage-record restoration — Selekt offers separate voice and vintage restoration modes and optional mastering, while Neural Analog adds stem separation, imports and an API.

    6.6 Free plan · paid from $5/mo · 7-day trial Visit site
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    PD Cleaner

    Free plan Open source Windows

    Free cleanup of old recordings on Windows — PD Cleaner focuses on clicks, crackle, hiss and hum in older recordings, with era-specific voicings and archival exports.

    8.3 Free plan Visit site
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    Cathar

    Free plan LinuxMac

    Inspectable restoration on Linux or macOS — Cathar offers tunable DSP stages and a wide set of restoration tools, whereas Neural Analog provides neural-model audio processing and plugins.

    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    CEDAR Cambridge

    Paid MacWindows

    Professional speech restoration and forensic reporting — CEDAR Cambridge adds modular forensic tools, automation and processing reports, while Neural Analog offers music-link imports, stem separation and audio-to-MIDI.

    5.6 From £349 · 14-day trial Visit site
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    CrumplePop

    Free plan MacWindows
    6.5 Free plan · paid from $25/mo · 15-day trial Visit site
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    LANDR ReHance

    Free trial MacWebWindows
    6.0 From $8.25/mo · 3-day trial Visit site
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    5.8 From $59 Visit site
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    NoNOISE 3

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.8 14-day trial Visit site
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    Acoustica

    Paid MacWindows
    5.7 From $149 · 30-day trial Visit site
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    SpectraLayers Pro

    by SpectraLayers Pro
    Free trial MacWindows
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    Wave Arts Master Restoration Suite 6

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.5 30-day trial Visit site
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    Zynaptiq UNVEIL

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.5 From $269 · 30-day trial Visit site
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    iZotope RX

    by iZotope RX
    Paid MacWindows
    5.4 From $99 Visit site
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    Cine Sound

    Paid Web
    5.2 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Perfect Declipper

    Paid Windows
    5.0 From €100 Visit site
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    PureRestore

    Paid MacWindows
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    Acon Digital DeVerberate

    Paid MacWindows
    4.8 From $99 Visit site
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    4.8 From $99 Visit site

A different tool may suit you better if your priority is mobile or offline use, vintage-record cleanup, speech restoration, music creation, or a specialist forensic workflow. Neural Analog’s limits include five-minute files and 0.256 GB uploads on its platform overview; processing minutes also depend on job duration and model. Compare those constraints with each alternative’s supported devices, input and output formats, restoration focus, batch features, download rules and price. If you need more than cleanup, consider whether you want creation and remixing, voice separation, detailed control over processing, or reporting and media-management integration.

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