Saturalabs / Specific distractions
Remove keyboard noise. Keep the explanation.
Try reducing typing clicks in a recorded tutorial, voiceover, or meeting. Choose whether to separate the keyboard itself or bring the speaking voice forward, then check the words that overlap each click.
Start with your recordingThe track you’re looking for
The remaining recording with the requested typing separated. Review speech for lost detail.
Name one audible source. You can edit this prompt before running the separation.
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A focused approach
Typing clicks and speech can share sharp attacks
Keyboard noise is often a series of short transients rather than a steady hum. A generic background-noise request may not describe it well. Start with ‘The keyboard typing clicks’ and keep Background audio for the remainder, especially when you want to preserve speech plus other useful scene sound.
For a tutorial where only the spoken explanation matters, try ‘The main person speaking’ and keep Isolated sound instead. Compare the two approaches around consonants and clicks. A result with fewer sharp sounds can still be worse if it removes parts of the speaker's words.
From mix to source
How to remove keyboard noise
Upload the recorded session
Use MP3, WAV, MP4, or MOV up to 50 MiB (52.43 MB). For a long tutorial, export the section that needs work rather than repeatedly processing an entire session.
Describe the keyboard sound
Try ‘The keyboard typing clicks.’ For voice-only content, try a separate voice-targeted request. Describe a source already in the recording instead of instructing the tool to repair every distraction.
Check clicks that overlap words
Keep Background audio after targeting typing. Replay words spoken at the same time as a key press, particularly sharp consonants and quiet endings.
Use the result in your edit
Download the chosen WAV after review. For a screen recording, align it with the video in your editor, compare sync, and adjust levels before the final export.
Be specific about the sound
A prompt for the result you want
Describe the source, then choose the output that matches your goal. These are starting points to try with your own recording.
| Your goal | Try this prompt | Keep this track |
|---|---|---|
| Reduce typing in the recordingThe clicks are the unwanted target; keep the remaining mix. | The keyboard typing clicks | Background audio |
| Keep only the speakerTry when other scene sound is not needed in the edit. | The main person speaking | Isolated sound |
| Reduce audible mouse clicksA separate target when the distracting clicks come from the mouse. | The mouse clicking sounds | Background audio |
Made for a real next step
Put the separated audio to work
Software tutorials
Try reducing typing under a recorded explanation while keeping the words understandable. Decide whether some clicks are useful cues for the viewer.
Recorded meetings
Focus on speech in a recording with nearby typing. Check quieter participants and overlapping voices before selecting an output.
Voiceover corrections
Work on a recorded take that contains occasional key presses. Preserve the original so you can compare the voice's tone and articulation.
Listen before you commit
Three checks worth making
Compare a quiet passage and a busy passage with the original, at a similar listening level.
Consonants
Replay words with sharp attacks. Click reduction should not make the explanation harder to understand.
Overlapping key presses
Clicks during speech are a different test from clicks in silence. Listen to both before deciding that the recording is improved.
Useful action cues
For a tutorial, decide whether removing clicks makes demonstrated actions harder to follow. Some original context may be helpful.
Know the limits
Recorded cleanup does not replace a quieter capture setup
The separated remainder may retain clicks or alter speech that overlaps them. Loud key presses close to the microphone can obscure voice detail. No request guarantees that every click will disappear while every consonant remains untouched.
Saturalabs processes uploaded recordings; it is not a live microphone filter for calls or streams. For future sessions, move the microphone away from the keyboard and closer to the speaker where practical, then check a short recording before the full take.
Can I remove keyboard clicks from recorded audio?
You can try targeting keyboard typing clicks and keeping Background audio. Alternatively, isolate the speaker for a voice-only output. Compare the words that overlap the clicks.
Does this work in real time during a call?
No. Saturalabs separates sound from an uploaded audio or video recording. It is not a live microphone noise filter.
Can I remove mouse clicks too?
You can try naming mouse clicking sounds in a separate request. Different click sources may require different descriptions, and clicks overlapping speech can remain difficult to separate.
Why did some spoken words lose detail?
Clicks and consonants can both have sharp attacks. Separation may affect the wanted voice when those sounds overlap. Compare a voice-targeted output and the original before choosing the result.
Can I clean a screen-recording video?
MP4 and MOV are supported up to 50 MiB (52.43 MB). The output is separated audio; import the chosen WAV into your video editor and align it with the original recording.
Start with a sound you know
Bring your own recording.
Describe one source. Listen to both tracks. Keep what works for your project.