[REQ] Jupiter Notebook and HA discussion

[MarcoRavich]

Hi there,
this project sounds really cool !

I've started a discussion @ HydrogenAudio about the similar @bkraad47's Fat Llama project that is getting interesting... can you join it to better (than me) explain directly how neural networks' "audio quality improve" works ?

Last but not least, as the discussion revealed too, many users would like to experiment directly but don't have the necessary hardware or aren't able to configure it: can you setup a a "Jupyter Notebook" to let anyone test AudioEnhancer easily ?
Check out Google Colab/HF Spaces/Paperspace/Kaggle/Jupiter/Deepnote/etc.

Hope that inspires !

[ostix360]

Hi!
Thanks for linking these projects!
Of course we can add jupyter notebook but at the moment all of ours test doesn't improve the music, it at least copies the same sound.

[MarcoRavich]

Hi there, 1st of all thanks for your reply !

I strongly suggest you to check for other "enhancers" I've collected for the HyMPS project (under AUDIO section \ AI-based category \ Enhancers page where I've linked this repo too) to get some inspiration and hopefully establish some kind of collaboration that may help evolve this and other projects.

To me the most interesting one seems to be AudioDelossifier by @kroll-software since is user-trainable.

Anyway, if you can, please join the HA discussion I've linked avove: even if many are a bit skeptical, there are several experts who can provide very useful information for projects like yours.

Last but not least: our GH organization has started to store development-deadlocked third-party source codes in order to preserve them from the oblivion, so - if you're considering to get rid of this repository - we invite you to donate it (using the GH Transfer function) instead of deleting it.

Thanks again !

[MarcoRavich]

Bump.

I'm partecipating to a discussion @ OpenVINO™ AI Plugins for Audacity about audio upscalers/enhancers that is getting very interesting... many users - like me - are newbies, so it would be really useful to have some expert developers - like you - intervene.

Thanks in advance.