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Keep a version made for download and sales.
A cleaner, more present WAV/MP3 for paid files, editing, and future reuse.
Heartbeat audio restoration for stethoscope ASMR creators
Clean, intimate heartbeat audio that survives platform playback.
Send me a raw heartbeat recording and I return two creator-ready versions: one download-ready version for local listening and sales, and one version prepared for online playback.
I help turn heartbeat recordings you already captured, but that do not sound good enough yet, into audio your paying fans can enjoy.
- Built specifically for heartbeat and stethoscope recordings
- Two deliverables: local listening version + online playback version
- Free short sample first; pay only if the improvement is clear
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Published case
One difficult heartbeat recording, prepared for two ways of listening.
This recording was made while moving and arrived with strong electrical interference, breathing, friction, and room noise. The video shows the original beside the version prepared for online playback; the audio player lets you hear the separate local listening version.
Online playback comparisonWatch on YouTube
Noisy heartbeat recording: original vs processed for online playback
The processed section was prepared for the extra compression introduced by video platforms. The original sections are reduced by 6 dB for comfortable listening.
Problems in the raw recording
- Electrical interference
- Heavy breathing and movement
- Stethoscope friction
- Ambient noise
Local listening version
Send your heartbeat recordingHear the cleaner version outside the video platform.
This lossless WAV is the same 35-second passage, prepared for local listening, editing, and paid downloads without the additional compromises needed for video-platform playback.
What you receive
A simple audio service for creators who already publish heartbeat content.
This is not a generic voice denoiser. PulseClean is tuned around heartbeat detail, friction noise, breathing bleed, and the way creator platforms can damage delicate pulse audio during playback.
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Upload a version made for streaming.
A second render prepared to stay smoother after online platforms recompress it.
Test Clip03
Review before you commit.
Send a short downloadable raw audio clip and decide with your ears before paying.
Workflow
From a noisy recording to publish-ready heartbeat audio.
Share a clip
Upload a raw recording excerpt, or paste a cloud storage or private download link. I listen for noise, friction, compression risk, and heartbeat detail.
Get a comparison preview
You receive a short comparison preview that shows the local listening direction and the online playback direction.
Approve the sound
If it fits your content style, I process the full recording and keep the workflow simple over email.
Receive two files
You get the local listening version plus the online playback version, with optional heartbeat visuals when useful.
How we work
A guided audio service built around your recording.
You do not need to tune settings or manage a complicated SaaS workflow. Start with a personal sample, confirm the direction by email, then send the full recording by upload or private link.
Free personal sample
Send 20-60 seconds first. I reply with a comparison preview and the plan that fits your recording length.
Email confirmation and payment
If the improvement is clear, we confirm the monthly plan by email and collect payment through a Stripe invoice or payment link.
Full recording transfer
You can share the full audio through the site upload form, a cloud storage link, or a private download link. We keep the workflow simple.
Private delivery
I process the file and return a local listening version plus an online playback version. Ongoing clients can use a private workspace for uploads, remaining minutes, and delivery records.
Why It Works
Heartbeat recordings need a different kind of cleanup.
Stethoscope audio is fragile. Small friction sounds, breathing bleed, and upload compression can hide the pulse detail your listeners came for.
- Keeps the heartbeat present instead of treating it like background noise
- Reduces hiss, cloth rub, handling noise, breathing bleed, and harsh high-frequency edges
- Prepares a second version for platforms that recompress delicate audio during playback
Technical Articles
Learn what is happening to your heartbeat audio.
Readable technical guides for creators recording with stethoscopes: recording setup, noise problems, platform playback, and upload-safe delivery.
Platform Audio
View all technical articlesWhy uploads damage heartbeat audio
A technical, creator-focused guide to why clean stethoscope heartbeat audio can gain pre-echo, edge noise, or thinness after streaming playback.
Read articleCleanupHow to denoise heartbeat ASMR
A practical technical guide to cleaning stethoscope heartbeat recordings while preserving the heartbeat footprint, body, and natural stethoscope texture.
Read articleCleanupHeartbeat sound quality enhancement
A practical guide to EQ, compression, dynamics, limiting, saturation, and event-aware enhancement for heartbeat ASMR.
Read articleFree test clip
Send one short clip first. Decide after you hear your own comparison preview.
Upload a raw heartbeat audio clip under 100 MB, or paste a cloud storage, private download, or direct audio download link. I will review 20-60 seconds and reply with the clearest next step.
Your test clip is only used to review the sound. I will not publish it.
FAQ
Simple answers before sending a sample.
Do I need to adjust settings myself?
You do not need to learn a new tool or tune settings yourself. Send a short clip first, review the comparison preview, then decide whether to process the full recording.
What should I send first?
A short raw WAV/MP3 is best. You can upload the file directly or paste a cloud storage, private download, or direct audio download link.
Do you publish private samples?
No. Test clips are only used to review the sound and are not published.
Is this a medical tool?
No. PulseClean is for creator audio, ASMR, editing, and presentation. It is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis.