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I'm working with an audio stream that has someone narrating what they're doing, but there's music in the background. The music is not part of the program, but just happened to be playing while the person was working.

We're trying to isolate that down enough so that all of the major content trigger algos don't trigger on it, but I'm failing at computer.

Anyone have a workable (not perfect) method for doing something like that? We couldn't care less if it's an online AI bullshit thing.

I'm working with an audio stream that has someone narrating what they're doing, but there's music in the background. The music is not part of the program, but just happened to be playing while the person was working. We're trying to isolate that down enough so that all of the major content trigger algos don't trigger on it, but I'm failing at computer. Anyone have a workable (not perfect) method for doing something like that? We couldn't care less if it's an online AI bullshit thing.
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[–] • 1 pt

Thanks for this! I never knew these plugins existed.

They are great. I use them frequently when studying the structure of songs and breaking down drums and bass lines. You can even do some interesting remixes of songs by muting some parts to make a more basic version with interesting results.

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Unfortunately it's all geared towards Intel stuff. My AMD CPU still worked quite fast though.

Kinda makes me want to get a cheapo Intel Arc card off of eBay to use a secondary for both this and lossless scaling in games. As if I need more excuses to spend money.

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Unfortunately it's all geared towards Intel stuff. My AMD CPU still worked quite fast though.

There's a good reason (well not a GOOD reason but whatever) for that being the case. The technology came from Intel so naturally they favor their own products. I use it on AMD as well and it works fast enough to not hate it.

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I'm sure greedy ass Nvidia would try to monetize it somehow so I guess we should be thankful it came from Intel.