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Thanks, solved (see thread :))
Let's say I had a ton of audio files with a bit too much noise in them, that I wanted to clean up as easily as possible (without burning up the planet with "AI"). Would there be a website or a preferably Linux app (but Windows is also possible, I guess), that could do this for me?
No manual tweaking for each individual file, there's too many.
@forteller
The answer is always the same - ffmpeg. Swiss army knife of media processing:
https://superuser.com/a/1393535
Alternatively: Has anyone already done this work for the Worm audiobook podcast?
Oh, shit, I see now that someone actually has done this! I'll have to give it a try, see how well the audio has been improved.
https://audiobookbay.lu/abss/worm-ward-pact-john-c-mccrae-aka-wildbow-john-c-mccrae-wildbow/
@forteller approuching singularity! 😅
And it happened now, just days ago! Wow! I've been thinking about doing this for years! And just when I ask about tips for doing it, someone has done it like last week! Crazy shit 😅
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