New software by Tape It uses AI to deliver studio-quality noise reduction for musicians

2023-10-22 07:52:27

Tape It's software for musicians aims to deliver studio-quality noise reduction via AI

Startup Tape It has released an AI-powered denoiser as a free web app that can automatically remove background noise from audio recordings, including music. The denoiser, created by musicians and friends Thomas Walther and Jan Nash, is the next step in the company's mission to improve the audio-recording process. Tape It's app, which initially focused on automatically detecting instruments and annotating recordings, gained traction with around 10,000 monthly active users. The denoiser technology will be licensed to vendors in the future and integrated into Tape It's flagship app.

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AI denoiser delivers studio-quality audio

Tape It's AI denoiser aims to provide an alternative to expensive studio software by automatically removing noise like hums and hisses from audio recordings. The software, developed over the past two years, uses AI to produce studio-quality results on songs, single-instrument tracks, and field recordings. Tape It's denoiser has attracted interest from large studio software vendors and hardware manufacturers.

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Academic study and conference presentation

To demonstrate the quality of their denoiser, Tape It is releasing an academic study with a scientific listening test. The company plans to present its work at the upcoming AES conference. Tape It's technology involves connecting a neural network controller to a signal processing-based noise reduction algorithm, allowing for automatic denoising of general audio signals.

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Team and funding

Tape It comprises a five-person team based in Berlin, London, Los Angeles, and Stockholm. The team includes designer and musician Christian Crusius and lead researcher Christian Steinmetz. The company has chosen to bootstrap so far, but is considering raising funds to further support its development in the AI market.

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