LARRUZ demos Resemble AI's open-source speech enhancement tool on a Charlie Chaplin clip. The model cleans up audio clarity but stumbles on transcription, and background music throws it off.
January 5, 2024.
30 seconds.
1 minute (the web interface can't accept more than a minute).
AI speech enhancement model. And this one is something that we've seen before, but this one is fully open source. And what that means is that you can use it freely without signing up and you could build your own apps on top of it. So let's test this quickly. I downloaded this famous speech by Charlie Chaplin and we're just going to upload a 30 second clip of the speech just because for the web interface you can't do more than a minute. And I'll just use default settings, say submit. And we can compare the before and after.
I don't want to be an emperor. That's not my business. I don't want to rule or conquer anyone.
Okay, now the after.
I don't want to be an emperor. That's not my business. I don't want to rule or conquer anyone.
Not bad.
Not bad. Not bad.
But also not perfect. There was two mistakes in there that I caught, but also there's some background music here, so that makes it harder. So there you go. Another tool that you could be using to enhance any type of audio, in this case, even programmatically.
