MMikhail Eshchenko3d ago · 4 min readA Repeatable Listening Test for Pitch-Shifting EnginesThe Chrome key transposers I tried changed vocals in ways I did not like: upward shifts could sound cartoonish, while downward shifts could feel heavy or distorted. I eventually made my own pitch engimaeshchenko.hashnode.dev
MMikhail Eshchenko3d ago · 5 min readHow I measured singer identity after pitch shiftingI built the Key Changer Engine because I wanted a desktop Chrome transposer that sounded acceptable to my own ears in both directions. Upward vocals could sound too cartoonish to me, while downward shmaeshchenko.hashnode.dev
Rroseman gianfranco5d ago · 3 min readHow to evaluate a background noise remover for tutorial voiceoversFor a technical tutorial, the important audio details are often small: the last syllable of a package name, a quiet explanation between commands, or a short pause while a result appears on screen. A urosemanai.hashnode.dev
OOleksii HerasymchukOct 18 · 6 min readWhat we learned building two-way voice translation for Google MeetAdding translated captions to a meeting and translating both sides of a spoken conversation create different engineering problems. Captions appear on one person's screen. A spoken reply has to reach tmeetvoice.hashnode.dev
DDevDouble2Oct 14 · 4 min readLocal-First Audio Engineering: Building High-Performance Offline Speech-to-Text on Apple Silicon and NVIDIAWhen we first launched our browser-based transcription service, our infrastructure looked like every typical modern AI architecture: a frontend web app, a Cloudflare edge routing layer, a task queue, precision.hashnode.dev
AAditya SinghSep 13 · 7 min readI Tried to Glue MP3s Together and FFmpeg Humbled MeI have been working on my project where I added a feature for an audio podcast. I had multiple conversation objects instead of a long string. I needed to stitch them together in such a way that it feeadi-read-write.hashnode.dev
AAce Data CloudAug 7 · 4 min readA Practical Guide to Audio Transcription with an OpenAI-Compatible APITurning a recorded interview, product demo, or podcast into usable text should be a small integration task—not a new media pipeline. This guide shows how to send an audio file to an OpenAI-compatible acedatacloud.hashnode.dev
AAce Data CloudAug 7 · 4 min readHow to Transcribe Audio with an OpenAI-Compatible API (Beginner's Guide)Turning a recorded interview, product demo, or podcast into usable text should be a small integration task—not a new media pipeline. This guide shows how to send an audio file to an OpenAI-compatible acedatacloud.hashnode.dev
UUnMix VocalRemoverAug 6 · 2 min readUnderstanding AI Stem Separation: How Modern Audio Separation WorksMusic and audio editing have changed significantly with the rise of AI. Tasks that once required professional software and manual editing can now be completed in minutes using modern stem separation tunmix.hashnode.dev
DdishaApr 29 · 5 min readBeyond Black Boxes: Architecting a Text-Guided Audio SeparatorWe’ve spent the last decade teaching machines to understand pixels, paragraphs, and polygons. But audio? We still treat it like a sealed container. You get one file. One mix. If you want just the bass3audioseparation.hashnode.dev