Hears you in a noisy room

It hears you, not the room.

A cafe, an open office, a train. TV, music and other people fade out. Your voice stays in.

Three steps. One voice.

Tap a source to take it out of the room. Only your voice comes out either way.

TV MUSIC YOU ANOTHER PERSON SPEAKER ECHO ECHO NOISE VOICES ONLY YOU
In the room:
  1. 1Echo. Sound from your speakers is removed.
  2. 2Noise. Fans, traffic and TV get quieter.
  3. 3Other voices. Voices quieter than yours are left out.

Where you actually write.

  • In a cafe. Music gets quieter, and voices quieter than yours are left out. What you say lands in the draft.
  • In an open office. Voices quieter than yours, like a call a few desks away, are left out.
  • On a train. Steady noise, like the rumble of the carriage, gets quieter. With no signal, OnVoice still works.
  • With a video playing. Music and video get quieter while you dictate. Headphones stay as they are.

What it cannot do, and one thing you may notice.

  • A loud sound close to the mic can still get through. Move it away, or wait for it to pass.
  • A Mic Mode icon may appear in the menu bar. While you dictate, macOS may briefly show it. That is its built-in noise reduction. OnVoice never uses your camera.

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