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There are also now tools like Krisp which use ML to remove background noise. https://krisp.ai/ https://krisp.ai/ I'm not fully sold on it yet (added some fuzz f
by avivo 6y ago
There are also now tools like Krisp which use ML to remove background noise. https://krisp.ai/ https://krisp.ai/ I'm not fully sold on it yet (added some fuzz for me), but it seems promising.
I'm most interested in tips on tools or devices that allow you get higher quality audio calls while taking walks.
- giovannibonetti 6y agoWe have been using it for a few months at work and we love it!
- remexre 6y agoThere's also the open-source RNNoise -- I know Mumble added support for it recently, and it's _amazing_ -- if we were allowed to use it for work, I'd prefer it for voice-only stuff over Zoom.
- bentcorner 6y agoIf you have an nvidia graphics card you can use their RTXVoice app. It says RTX on the tin but you can use it with older cards (I'm not sure how far down they go but I can say it works with 10xx series cards). https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/guides/nvidia-rtx-voice-setup-guide/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/guides/nvidia-rtx-voice... Nvidia used to restrict installs to RTX cards but people worked out how to remove the restriction. Recent RTXVoice versions removed this restriction so now you don't need to modify ini files to install it.
- dreamercz 6y agoOr if you are on Linux, you can use https://github.com/lawl/NoiseTorch https://github.com/lawl/NoiseTorch I've been using it myself and it improved the sound quality quite a bit. Or rather, it eliminated a lot of the noise that was coming through.