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There's an app for Android called SoundAbout, which can reroute audio. Not sure how it works, but maybe something similar is possible for Krisp? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.woodslink....
This looks intriguing. Do you know if it receives the audio and re-routes or simply changes the routing configuration?
awesome app! Might wanna correct the grammer for the unfurl description though
As an amateur radio operator, I struggle very often with noise-related issues. Nice tech. I'm used to see digital processing applying in this field, but never thought about applying machine learning. Feeling curious about learning about the technology some day, because, for me, based on the solutions I currently know, this seems, indeed, magic.
my recent blog post had some details about the tech behind krisp: https://devblogs.nvidia.com/nvidia-real-time-noise-suppressi...
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Further, this is probably their goal. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Apple bought something like this as system-wide background noise canceling would be a fantastic OS feature.
iPhones already have this feature if you hold your phone up to your ear. There is a microphone in the back of the phone near the camera that phase cancels out background noise from the input from the front mic.
Here's to hoping they make a version for Windows and/or Linux. Mac support is nice, but this seems business-focused (though handy for casual use). Most businesses, especially outside of Silicon Valley, don't use Mac; Windows will likely be a larger market.
2Hz CEO here (we built Krisp). Windows support will come in Dec. We are working hard on it.
awesome app! Might wanna correct the grammer for the unfurl description though
grammar* :)
How do they make money? All audio is processed on device, but is the goal to use the public training/learning to tailor a more robust model which they can sell commercially/integrate into apps/phones/etc?
"It's only free during beta. Although we haven't decided on the exact monetization strategy yet."
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Further, this is probably their goal. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Apple bought something like this as system-wide background noise canceling would be a fantastic OS feature.
iPhones already have this feature if you hold your phone up to your ear. There is a microphone in the back of the phone near the camera that phase cancels out background noise from the input from the front mic.