Comment by ranger_danger
4 days ago
Reverse engineering of audio effects can be done completely independently of the hardware that generates it.
4 days ago
Reverse engineering of audio effects can be done completely independently of the hardware that generates it.
What if the audio effect is:
Take an audio stream, apply STT, interpret the result as an algorithm, run the algorithm, take its output, apply TTS, then send that audio stream to the output.
Sounds like it would be susceptible to how they’d reverse engineer LLMs using distillation.
Connect the dots for me, I'm not seeing it. Unless you are talking about building a function approximator for a bunch of measured transfer characteristics, in which case you could as easily do that well before AI.
The several seconds of latency would be fun.
That's basically how convolution reverb has worked for 25 years.
since human hearing is lossy you can get whatever sound you like. In the context of a moat there is none for a sfx