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How long until we can get some kind of open AI project to take in incoming bad quality voice and output clear noiseless human speech (in our, or whoever's voice
by brownbat 6y ago
How long until we can get some kind of open AI project to take in incoming bad quality voice and output clear noiseless human speech (in our, or whoever's voice we want), so podcasters don't have to buy expensive microphones and try to soundproof their rooms anymore?
I know we're not there yet, but I feel like we're about to break "garbage in garbage out" with AI.
- nickjj 6y agoI'm just a video course / podcaster who spent a decent amount of time researching audio and I'm not a deep down audio engineer. But based on the results I see with automated software tools that only try to reduce noise, I would say we're no where near there and a really good solution would involve things that haven't been invented yet. I think we'll have manned trips to Mars well before you have a software solution that can emulate the sound of a moderately treated room with ~2ms of latency or less. With that said, I think we're there today if all you want to do is help reduce the noise of an air conditioner so you can chat with a friend on Hangouts, Discord or Zoom. This is a scenario where audio quality doesn't matter, but not hearing an A/C or lawn mower is worth having the person talking sound like a choppy robot. You probably won't even notice it too much with earbuds.