Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
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Re: Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
#2Edit: I know it's a typo, but I figured it's a door to somewhat interesting line of linguistic thought.
You could have "seemful" which might be somewhat synonymous with "inauthentic" and "seemless" which might be in with "genuine"?
Re: Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
#3Most businesses, especially outside of Silicon Valley, don't use Mac; Windows will likely be a larger market.
Re: Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
#4"Seemless calls", so my calls won't seem? Seem to be what? What would it mean for something to be seemful? Edit: I know it's a typo, but I figured it's a door to somewhat interesting line of linguistic thought. You could have "seemful" which might be somewhat synonymous with "inauthentic" and "seemless" which might be in with "genuine"?
Re: Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
#5"Seemless calls", so my calls won't seem? Seem to be what? What would it mean for something to be seemful? Edit: I know it's a typo, but I figured it's a door to somewhat interesting line of linguistic thought. You could have "seemful" which might be somewhat synonymous with "inauthentic" and "seemless" which might be in with "genuine"?
Re: Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
#6Re: Krisp.ai – Mute background noise during your calls
#7But, if it can really fill in missing or distorted chunks then for me that's a killer feature. I'm going to give it a try on my morning check-in call, which is coming up.
I'd love to see a product like this be able to adapt to the voices of individual speakers, and fill in gaps or distortion in their natural voices. I presume that would be more difficult, though, because you'd need a model of each speaker at the output device, so both parties would need to be running Krisp, and you'd somehow have to share the model between them - which if you already have network issues causing dropouts and distoration might not be feasible. Unless it was a side-channel thing, where for regular calls with the same people the voice model for is updated after each call, ready for the next one.
Though I'm not sure I love the idea of a model of my voice being constructed and transmitted around. But I think it would be really cool :)