Shouldn’t be specifically rnnoise, any decent noise cancellation will do. Most recording apps only trust your OEM’s implementation (if there is any)
Shouldn’t be specifically rnnoise, any decent noise cancellation will do. Most recording apps only trust your OEM’s implementation (if there is any)
Wouldn’t the quality of the recording depend entirely on the quality of the microphone itself. So using different software will only give limited improvements?
No; rnnoise is an old-school ML utility for filtering the noise out of a realtime stream while keeping voices intact.
It’s basically a cleanup pass that stacks on top of the microphone.
Til.