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express_mode_420 t1_j7wya6a wrote
Reply to comment by CeFurkan in [D] Are there any AI model that I can use to improve very bad quality sound recording? Removing noise and improving overall quality by CeFurkan
I think this is more likely a task for Python. I haven't done anything like this myself, it's just the approach I would start with.
express_mode_420 t1_j7wizoa wrote
Reply to comment by CeFurkan in [D] Are there any AI model that I can use to improve very bad quality sound recording? Removing noise and improving overall quality by CeFurkan
I'm not sure how I'd go about syncing it, but would this be an adequate workaround:
- break apart your script in small chunks by time stamp
- generate different tts recordings off of each time stamp
- generate an audio file that inserts each of the produced recordings at their respective time-stamped location
- replace the audio of the recording with your newly produced recording
express_mode_420 t1_j7w3mrm wrote
Reply to comment by CeFurkan in [D] Are there any AI model that I can use to improve very bad quality sound recording? Removing noise and improving overall quality by CeFurkan
Could you speech-to-text your lecture, collecting timestamps, do the same with TTS and automagically sync that way?
express_mode_420 t1_j7z394g wrote
Reply to comment by CeFurkan in [D] Are there any AI model that I can use to improve very bad quality sound recording? Removing noise and improving overall quality by CeFurkan
Check out murf.ai, that service works similarly to what i described