
Dry Voice – Less Reverb
Clear sound for phone videos
0 ratings
Free
In-App Purchases
Rating summary
About
A phone video recorded in a kitchen, a hallway or an empty room carries the room with it: every word has a tail, a fan hums under it, and next to other videos it sounds quiet. Dry Voice records your video and makes its sound ready to upload by itself: less reverb, less noise, the loudness YouTube plays at.
Recording
• The camera with whatever microphone is connected, a wireless one too, named on the screen
• A level meter that shows when the sound is too loud, because clipping cannot be repaired afterwards
• A prompter for your script near the lens, with its speed set as you read
• A countdown of 3 or 10 seconds, for the phone on a stand
• Lines for a Short, showing where YouTube puts its buttons, or a grid of thirds
• 1080p or 4K, 30 or 60 frames a second
• Record take after take: each one is made while you record the next
The sound
• Reverb: off, gentle, medium or strong
• Noise: the steady hum of a fan, a fridge or a road, and the rumble below the voice
• Loudness: brought to −14 LUFS, the loudness YouTube plays at, with the peaks held under −1 dB. YouTube turns loud videos down but never turns quiet ones up
• Hear ten seconds from any point before the whole take is made, and switch between before and after while it plays
Afterwards
• Cut the start and the end
• Save to your photos, by itself when you like, or share it straight to an app
• The picture is not re-encoded: the same video with a new sound track. The original stays as it is
• Videos from your photos or from Files work the same way
• On iOS 26 the work carries on when you switch to another app
• Everything happens on your device. No upload, no account, no tracking
Free: three videos a day with all features.
One-time purchase "Unlimited": no daily limit.
What it can do: reduce the reverberation and the steady noise of a room. What it cannot do: bring back what the room has drowned, or take out an echo or a noise that is louder than the voice. Try the gentle setting first; the strong one takes more of the room and a little of the voice's warmth with it.
Show more
+2
What's New in Dry Voice
1.0.1
November 12, 2026
Long takes are processed in stretches, so a ten-minute video no longer runs out of memory. A sound track that starts late stays where it was. The recorder keeps its frame when the phone turns, the countdown can be stopped, and a call or an alarm pauses the take instead of ending it. The prompter can be rewound. Free space is checked before recording. On a phone on its side the picture fills the left and the controls stand on the right; on an iPad the take's picture and timeline sit side by side. A new icon.
More1
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
$7.99
Unlimited
Make as many videos as you like





