Bananas and mud are both 90% water, anything that can conduct electricity can conduct audio signals. Potatoes, cucumbers, pears, etc.  

When I manually removed clicks I didn't just cut each click out, - I filled the click in - with a copy of an adjacent "clean" fraction of the file not...

"....Pano, the moderator who built the experiment, invited other members on the forum to listen to various sound clips with four different versions: o...

Just of note, in their FAQ: The software has apparently been out a long time and he's obviously not going to be developing Wave Corrector further...

I just checked it out, appears pretty impressive. For some reason I thought you were talking about an online audio editor - not sure how I got that id...

It's not new, it's been out for years, as payware radio automation, but a few months ago it became free. (I just looked, PlayoutOne came out in 2013) ...

Oh.. and it only works on Windows 10 and 11

CapCut utilizes AI-driven tools for restoring low-quality audio and video content. Key audio features include Enhance Voice for separating speech from...

I haven't checked it out yet but it reminds me of a software called CapCap. There's a guy on YouTube that features "restored" Quiet Please episodes wh...

I knew that, today's World Radio day, tomorrow is Valentine's, and the day after that is my birthday. You reminded me how near it is, what you going...

I've been frustrated a few times over internet dependent devices, I've mentioned before how majority of the home personal weather stations (I bought o...

Well it is changeable in the sense that the chip in it is programmable, and it's also it user friendly to change the chip. I'm certainly not expect...

The Public Domain Project is cool resource (but it seems to me to have server issues often) "The Public Domain Project is a open-minded (open to all p...

@mark It's talking about during internet outages not power outages. That app on your phone that allows you to control and monitor your Bluetti is a "s...