Hi Guys
I'm looking for a software able to remove specific sounds (typically hemm, humm, errr) that people do when they speak in public.
Like noise removers, it probably has to sample an example of the undesired sound and then remove it from a very lenghty audio file...
Any help or suggestions welcome

or is it possible to use the "noise sampling" feature of a noise remover to listen to specific sounds and then remove them even if they are not "noise"?

 

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for voice/speech cleanup, try and explore iZotope RX Advanced or (and) Acon Digital plugins,
what you ask for is probably spectral-based cleanup, which is surprisingly advanced stuff

 

i have found this but it's far from free
https://www.techsmith.fr/audiate.html

 

text-based editing is yet waste of time,
something like Celemony Melodyne is still the best de-esser because it recognizes the content, but unwanted noise is another thing to consider,
I highly recommend trying out latest iZotope RX 10 Advanced - it's totally free to try without saving, so you can comfortably explore all its features and preview the results

 

I don't have any recommendations, but Googling "remove filler words from audio" shows half a dozen AI services for umm, eeeh etc removal. Many appear to be free(mium).

 

need to search for "spectral editor software"

 

Thanks to all who answered. I'm going thru all that and see what's right for me...

 

you also might want to try Accusonus ERA 6 too. ERA Cleanup Assistant will analyze the audio and set itself up for corrections.