Silence Remover, Every Setting: Threshold, Minimum Gap and Keep (Free)

Every setting of the free Silence Remover, on a real voice memo: why the default −50 dB threshold finds no pauses and the measured −40 dB finds nine, how minimum silence (1 s → 5 cuts, 2 s → 1) and Keep (0 s → 0:19, 0.5 s → 0:23) change the result, what Everywhere, Between speech and Start and end cut — then three jobs: a tight memo (0:30 → 0:20), a podcast that keeps its pacing (0:30 → 0:23) and dead air at both ends (0:37 → 0:30). Nothing is uploaded.

The Silence Remover, every setting, on a real 30-second voice memo with nine pauses. At the default threshold of −50 dB it finds none of them, because a real room is never truly silent; the tool measures the recording and suggests −40 dB, and all nine appear on the cut map. Minimum silence sets how long a pause must last — one second leaves five, two seconds leaves one. Keep leaves part of every pause in: at zero the speech runs together, at half a second it breathes. Where decides which pauses count — everywhere, only between speech, or only at the start and end. Smooth joins fades each cut so no click is heard. Three jobs follow: a tight voice memo (30 seconds to 20), a podcast that keeps its pacing (30 to 23) and a recording with dead air at both ends (37 to 30). Everything runs in your browser; no recording is uploaded.

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