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Duration 14 hours (2 days)
Course Outline
Foundations of Audio and Noise
- Core concepts: waveforms, frequency, amplitude, and dynamic range.
- Noise categories: environmental, equipment-related, and digital artifacts.
- Comparing traditional methods with AI-driven noise reduction strategies.
Introduction to AI-Based Audio Enhancement Tools
- Mechanisms by which AI models process and purify audio.
- Comparative analysis of tools: Krisp, Adobe Enhance, RNNoise, and NVIDIA RTX Voice.
- Deployment models: local execution, cloud services, and real-time integration.
Applying Krisp in Real-Time Conferencing
- Installation and configuration for Windows and macOS.
- Integrating with Zoom, Teams, and Skype.
- Conducting live audio tests and resolving common issues.
Improving Recordings via Adobe Enhance
- Uploading and processing podcast-style audio recordings.
- Understanding limitations, latency factors, and quality control measures.
- Utilizing alongside Adobe Audition or Premiere.
Implementing RNNoise in Custom Pipelines
- Overview of the open-source RNNoise library.
- Compiling and utilizing RNNoise with FFmpeg.
- Custom integrations for surveillance or VoIP systems.
Assessing Quality and Performance
- Metrics: signal-to-noise ratio, latency, and CPU/GPU resource impact.
- Testing across various scenarios: meetings, recordings, and field audio.
- Comparing human perception with objective scoring tools.
Case Studies and Workflow Integration
- Enterprise conferencing setups for the legal and financial sectors.
- Noise reduction techniques within media production pipelines.
- Audio cleanup for evidence review and surveillance analysis.
Summary and Path Forward
Requirements
- A solid grasp of basic digital audio concepts.
- Experience with audio editing or communication software.
Target Audience
- Audio engineers.
- IT support teams.
- Media production units.