Hannah Morgan
Editor at audobox.com
Hannah Morgan is a PhD candidate in Music Technology at Stanford University, where her research focuses on AI-driven audio mastering and spatial audio rendering for immersive media. She also investigates perceptual evaluation of sound quality in podcast production. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Hannah Morgan
- Podcast vs YouTube Loudness: -16 vs -14 LUFS and 1 dBTP Limit October 16, 2026
- Clean field recordings with AI noise removal: 2026 92% accuracy vs manual cleanup October 13, 2026
- Audio cleanup for podcast transcription: Stanford PhD noise reduction thresholds vs 5% WER verify October 10, 2026
- Choosing audio tool for live streaming 2026: Price <$50/Month October 7, 2026
- Choose a Music Stem Splitter Without Files: Check 4-Stem, 44.1 kHz WAV October 3, 2026
- Remove Wind Noise: Use 80 Hz High-Pass Filter or Fitted Windshield Based on Recording Conditions October 3, 2026
- Compare AI de-reverb tools: 3 tests, same podcasts, pick the 2026 winner October 3, 2026
- Podcast Sibilance Control: Artificial Intelligence vs Multiband—4 dB, Keep or Switch? October 3, 2026