Can YAMNet Detect Unseen Sudden Sounds in Real Time? A 48-Stream Evaluation
Hello, everyone. There are many situations where we may want to monitor sounds that happen without warning, such as breaking glass or a car horn. Regi…
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Emotions on a cloned voice: a 25 MB graft, a steering vector, and a lot of dead ends
Part of qwen3-tts — a pure C inference engine for Qwen3-TTS. TL;DR Qwen3-TTS ships 9 neutral preset speakers. No emotion control, and cloning a voice …
Tagging Environmental Sounds with YAMNet TFLite: An ESC-50 Evaluation over 2,000 Clips
Hello, everyone. Today is Tanabata in Japan. Events like Tanabata, summer dance festivals, and Christmas all seem to have their own sound images. They…
Classifying Environmental Sounds with CLAP and ONNX Runtime: A 1-NN Evaluation on ESC-50
Hello, everyone. When people hear an animal call or keyboard typing, they can infer something about the source and setting. If we turn those sounds in…
Migrating from Spotify Audio Features: a Field-by-Field Threshold Guide
TL;DR: Spotify killed /audio-features on 2024-11-27. FreqBlog Music API offers a drop-in at api.freqblog.com/v1/audio-features/{id} — same path, same …
The Best Resources for Audio Stem Separation in Python (2026)
Audio source separation has gone from a niche research problem to something you can do in a few lines of Python. The tooling has improved dramatically…