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Alright, so i've been having an issue where my keyboard clicking will be heard in my microphone since it's close to my keyboard. I've tried to reduce it by using Discord Krisp (which is USELESS) and by lowering the volume, setting activation levels etc. Well today I was just on YouTube and found a video that had this thumbnail
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and I decided to check it out. In the video the guy shows a clip of someone holding up a running vacuum next to his mic while talking. By using the program RTX Voice you can't even hear the Vacuum. So, I go over and download the program and it works, here's a video showing this program being used when a train goes by some dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3zdGza5zeI
This program can be installed here
So if you're having issues with background noise USE THIS! Note that you must have an RTX graphics card OR use a 3rd party hack to override the program if you want to use a GTX (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gCKOzOxMxU)
Videos:
https://youtu.be/Q-mETIjcIV0
This program uses AI to figure out what sounds to suppress and what to keep and it's insanely impressive. I think this program is going to be used and or copied for the next couple of years until it becomes super popular because this program is like magic. What are your guys thoughts on it?
View attachment 23080
and I decided to check it out. In the video the guy shows a clip of someone holding up a running vacuum next to his mic while talking. By using the program RTX Voice you can't even hear the Vacuum. So, I go over and download the program and it works, here's a video showing this program being used when a train goes by some dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3zdGza5zeI
This program can be installed here
So if you're having issues with background noise USE THIS! Note that you must have an RTX graphics card OR use a 3rd party hack to override the program if you want to use a GTX (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gCKOzOxMxU)
Videos:
https://youtu.be/Q-mETIjcIV0
This program uses AI to figure out what sounds to suppress and what to keep and it's insanely impressive. I think this program is going to be used and or copied for the next couple of years until it becomes super popular because this program is like magic. What are your guys thoughts on it?
