Nomono
Address: 
Strandveien 43, 7042 Trondheim, Norway
Website: nomono.co
About Nomono
Nomono is a Norwegian audio technology company delivering a capture-to-publish platform for spoken audio. Combining portable recording hardware with cloud-based software, Nomono helps teams capture clean, studio-grade voice in real-world environments and move faster from recording to finished deliverables with AI-assisted enhancement, collaboration, and export-ready workflows for podcasts, interviews, immersive, and video-first content. To learn more, visit www.nomono.co
Latest news
- Nov 5: Nomono has added an API and an MCP Server to allow anyone to use the speech-processing technology behind Nomono Studio. The tool will allow full isolation and audio cleaning for voices to broadcast standards, and follow people when they move. It'll support a number of alternative pieces of hardware apart from the Nomono Sound Capsule.
- Nov 5: Nomono Labs Opens the Engine Behind Nomono Studio to Developers, Producers, and AI Agents - An alpha API and MCP server turn raw lavalier and ambisonics recordings into positioned, cleaned, broadcast-ready spatial scenes in minutes, and lay the groundwork for machines that hear the real world the way people do PRESS RELEASE
- Oct 21: The Nomono recording tool has released an upgrade that allows podcast editors to control the "sound of the room", for a more immersive atmosphere. While there are plenty of tools that will remove "room-sound", Nomono records it separately, allowing better control of the results: it's especially useful for video podcasts, where a "studio sound" can sometimes not be ideal.
- Oct 21: Nomono Studio Cloud adds ambience control: podcasters can now dial in the sound of the room - New per-track mixing lets creators set the level of the room recorded by the Sound Capsule's Space Recorder, a dedicated 8-capsule ambisonic microphone. PRESS RELEASE
- May 12: The Nomono sound capsule - we reviewed a pre-release version in 2023 - is about to have "a big system update that brings stability, performance, and security improvements".
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