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I don't know about SOTA, but 'Adobe Podcast Studio' a web app that I believe is still free / in beta offers excellent sound cleanup. So much so that many podcas
by dbspin 2y ago
I don't know about SOTA, but 'Adobe Podcast Studio' a web app that I believe is still free / in beta offers excellent sound cleanup. So much so that many podcast / radio producers I know no longer frequently use Izotope RX - one of the industry standard tools. Adobe are obviously horrendous, but if its for a one time use I'd give it a go. The feature you want is the 'enhance speech filter'.
https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance https://podcast.adobe.com/enhance
- wkcheng 2y agoThis is really helpful, thanks! I have a bunch of audio that I need to clean up and this looks like it could fit the bill. Do you know if there are any license issues with this? I don't see any license page--will they train/retain the recording?
- dbspin 2y agoI'm not sure - that's a really good question. I'd assume anything uploaded to a deep learning system retains the data for future training. But I have no information on the licensing of this tool specifically. Especially given the recent furore over Adobe's licensing terms.
- echelon 2y agoSTT: Whisper TTS: GPTSOVITS / StyleTTS2 VTV: RVCv2 Open source isn't really doing a great job at voice, music, or video. It's managing to keep up in LLM and image spaces, but it's falling far behind in the multimedia department.