Voice ENHANCE?

[@BRUXXUS]

Holy smokes... Adobe is clearly marketing their Thingy in the wrong way. What it did to your music was kind of awesome! I'd take the weird vocoded vocals it put out, clean them up, and merge them back into the original music track.

[@bay0r]

yeah gives a unique outcome

[@Inexpressable]

i was hoping he was gonna do that, missed opportunity. he even got the cleanest vocals he could but still didnt add it back in

[@AnonsTreasures]

I'll be honest when I originally played with the software I figured it was just doing regular old vocal clean up. Using an AI to try and bring the voice wave form into what would he expected of clean audio. I had absolutely no idea they were essentially extrapolating what you were saying and then generating an AI replica voice performance. That has some really interesting potential.

[@snginther]

I wonder what would happen if you cleaned up the voices, and re-ran them though, over and over...

[@legatelaurie]

@@snginther I imagine - assuming you're not inputting or outputting anything lossy - it'd likely hallucinate more and more audio as artifacts are added from the process. It'd likely also add in a bit of distortion and make it maybe voices a bit more robot-ey sounding. I think the robot voices would probably be more and more distinct and more words would be hallucinated.

[@untiworddoc]

Using the AI in music actually sounded somewhat decent. I'd love to see more examples of it later on.

[@fv4202x]

Maybe future of writing new songs. But they would be weird

[@Spork888]

Me too

[@sgas]

Philip AI Album PLZ

[@vladde]

my thoughts as well!

[@Koijn2K]

He should remix a whole album like this

[@byGodspeed]

8:20 - I think this robo voice could even ADD something to the songs. Insane room for creativity here!

[@TestarossaF110]

Exactly!! It's great!

[@codesymphony]

just use a vocaloid

[@jacobthesomething]

i recommend checking out bibio - sugarette, sounds exactly like the voice at 8:00 😁

[@OffBrandChicken]

It's GLaDOS

[@gime114]

Friday night funkin vibes

[@TrideGD]

Dude the music was actually so fire, using that kind of sample in different genres would actually be such an awesome use of it

[@ardxncy]

Tride! never expected you to be in a kilksphilip video! nice to see you

[@obelix8492]

Alcoholic portal 2 music

[@StarPortable]

Zammuto - It Can Feel So Good fills the same itch those moments gave me

[@aspiradora56]

krato

[@LiveforHM]

Pogo makes similar music to what you are suggesting.

[@quadrifern]

this is one of the best 2kliksphilip videos in a while. makes me think of Phil's upscaling craze a few years ago

[@TestarossaF110]

Have we left that yet? I think AI and upscaling and everything (2kp) so far has and will be connected.

[@kernelofficial]

And just to top it all off, I went ahead and upscaled the image.

[@pold111]

that was when he was going insane due to lockdown

[@jayric3060]

agreed

[@221Prohunter]

I’m genuinely surprised how good it sounded with your music. Definitely a load of nonsense but surprisingly badass.

[@vale_3k]

I love videos where Philip is clearly just doing weird experiments purely to satiate his own curiosity, my favourites. Also, interesting to see you in Belfast! Hope you enjoyed yourself

[@maximiliankegley-oyola928]

^^^

[@bena2.0]

It is amazing how the AI enhanced recordings sound exactly like I would imagine based on looking at these AI generated images. It's an almost perfect audio recreation of those blurry face images.

[@kameramanu]

DaVinci Resolve also has a voice „Enhance“ effect like the adobe thingy. I‘ve found it very helpful in certain situations, you should give it a try!

[@casedistorted]

I didn't know that, I should try it out sometime.

[@OfficialSektis]

Your kitty has those "sad eyes" that my male cat also has :D they look absolutely cute but so sad when trying to get food from my plate. Happy holidays, philip, the master of clicks.

[@GhostSamaritan]

iZotope RX is a (really expensive) VST made for eliminating noise that's extremely powerful. It's used by mixing engineers to restore old records.

[@woodywillchange]

It's not for noise eliminating only, it have other cool features, and also, mainly it is not a vst plugin, but a standalone program It is better to put files in program and after put out in daw, than using vst plugins

[@GhostSamaritan]

@@woodywillchange Oh yeah, forgot it comes standalone too. I've only ever used iZotope's stuff as plugins.

[@BxPanda7]

RX9 is a godsent for fixing terrible audio, I was tasked to fix an audio clip for some kind of indie movie that had the worst audio I had ever heard, really loud crickets in the background, 3 people speaking all at different distances from the mic with one being really loud, one being really quiet and one not pronouncing words correctly, it took me hours of fiddling around with the program but it came out almost perfect, in the end there was just one line that sounded a bit weird. This program is truly a miracle.

[@habama1077]

Honestly, some of iZotope's tools are like black magic. I don't mean to devalue their engineers' and programmers' work by saying so. I can't even begin to imagine what kinds of dsp are happening in the background to make those plugins work.

[@simple-human-being]

You seriously just created a new genre. I promise this will be huge really soon.

[@jesuschrist194]

I absolutely LOVE these sorts of videos, you're a genius Philip!! and if that was your dad in the video - you have one cool fucking dad, and I'm sure you owe a lot of your love for gaming to him. Also the closed captions on this video were at times hilarious xD Keep it up man!! much love!!

[@JaredAF]

Your old video on voice/audio was probably the best guide out there for that thing and helps me a lot with my videos. Glad to see a newer video on the subject

[@JonasHopp]

Kudos for the HLL footage at 3:16 :) And really sensible cautious approach to de-noising. You don't neet any confirmation of your choices from random people on YT, but you can have it for free haha. On my own, I often listen to the removed noise extract when I de-noise, so I more easily can judge if I'm removing any useful audio information.

[@beleata74]

Philip you got to make a full remix of one of your songs using this. The results are oddly amazing.

[@dave5194]

Absolutely

[@seedmole]

Ah, what a nice coincidence. I just spent the last few days working on a looper/delay for stereo audio, and it had the issue of eventually stacking up pass after pass of background noise when it's set to keep looping indefinitely (i.e. with unity feedback). It wasn't loud enough to notice on its own, but it certainly made a difference after some 20+ repetititons. I knew a noise removing algorithm would be possible to implement, though not knowing how to make one myself, I started digging and found one buried in the tutorials for the programming environment I'm using. Lo and behold, it indeed can sample the background noise during a "silent" moment and boom, the level meters show a blissful 0 dB on the incoming signal. Amazing. Big +1 to the effect of these processing methods being hard to figure out. Ears fatigue easily, and voices sound way different when played back than when hearing oneself speak. AI/ML-based methods only make it even more confusing and harder to predict. And since they're based on statistical averages and whatnot, they at most will give an approximation of how something would have seemed if it were more like the input samples. Also this all highlights that combined approaches will make the most sense.. the Adobe method seems to clearly need a more basic noise removal algorithm before it passes through its convolution matrices (or whatever the hell it's doing if it's not that).

[@croma2068]

Atomic Amnesia with the Adobe thingy sounded entirely like a Friday Night Funkin song with the "vocals". I'm fascinated

[@SouveraineMiaa]

Wow the first music (before Atomic Amnesia) was actually so cool with the AI voice on, if you worked to use a voice or robotic voice to had on top kinda like how the AI did it would sound awesome !

[@FCRSgaming]

This explains why your videos are always so soothing to watch, the audio quality is always really good

[@loganwolv3393]

7:30 That sounds like the AI is triyng to reproduce a frog sound rather than brown noise lmao. Also it seems to turn instrumental music into electronic pretty nicely.

[@qudruplem8570]

The ways you used it are so cool! The music conversion segment made me giggle at how crazy it sounds. You can even hear remnatns of the music with the isolated voices! Very cool thank you!

[@Teimo]

Hey philip, cool fact! If you press ctrl + r you can quickly use noise reduction, instead of having to scroll back through all again. I'm a fellow Noise Reduction enthusiast, so I understand the struggle.

[@lunarttrs]

I loved how when you did the Seance with the Dehumidifier, the edits made it look like some of the usual Ghost Hunting shows 😂

[@Dengar97]

Holy shit you've GOTTA start using that Adobe tool in your music! Whatever it did, it had me grooving out in my seat. There's SO much musical potential in there to be explored!

[@cybersteel8]

If you ever wondered what you tracks would sound like with a vocal track, now you know it would sound awesome! Good job Adobe!

[@maximiliankegley-oyola928]

I love all the videos you’ve been making about AI and life and whatever else you happen to be into. I’ll always look forward to your uploads Philip :-)

[@CatsT.M]

Wowsers, thank you for the subtitles! I do not need them but I really like them. Also, push-to-talk is the best way to use microphones...and I am a minor saying that! Though, I am not able to use it much because I use Discord online as I hate downloading too many things. Honestly, I prefer the end of your last video slightly echoey as it makes it seem more...real? But also, that A.I "enhancement" of the end of your last video Really changes how you sound. I actually do know what brown noise is! It also reminded me of GLaDOS!

[@jonnejarvinen]

Working in audio post-production, this video was wildly amusing and inspiring 😄

[@vittoriosommese]

Incredible technology. I'd love to see a video on A.I. isolation methods for music such as demucs and spleeter

[@kdee1428]

i can see you are working on most awaited playlist "audio crime 2"... thanks philip :)

[@vincepale]

Playing with it now! Thanks for doing something with AI Audio Enhancement. I know I asked about it a long while ago. I really enjoyed this video.

[@DrBagPhD]

God this is so fantastic, imagine how good this will be a few years down the line

[@Fyshtako]

Oh my god that final dehumidifier enhancement was amazing.

[@Scaramouche122]

dehumidifier spits some facts

[@hanif72muhammad]

IT CAN AUTO GENERATE VOCAL FOR BEATS, that's unexpected feature

[@BlitzProGaming1]

So we definitely need more of these music examples. They sounded amazing

[@friendofp.24]

I was literally thinking about a technology like this earlier today. Philip is tapping into my thoughts.

[@maxmorelikewantedfortaxeva2366]

No he isn't

[@Bella1899]

@@maxmorelikewantedfortaxeva2366 yes he is

[@plebisMaximus]

He is living in your walls.

[@maxmorelikewantedfortaxeva2366]

@@Bella1899 NO

[@jawknee4088]

@@maxmorelikewantedfortaxeva2366 YES.

[@sleepysounds148]

Their technology has improved, but they've started charging. Would love to see an update video on the state of play with alternatives. All the best love your work.

[@vesacksi]

damn what a find to apply the brown noise filter and it worked so nicely. this could also be used for isolating vocals from tracks to make acapellas

[@Stratobrick]

Yet another video full of info I never needed or will need... But it's so cool and I'm glad I know it now.

[@uvbe]

The AI voice added to your music sounds pretty good wtf, daft punk definitely came to mind.

[@vtvitibttboybobtottbo]

Finally we have lyrics for your greatest music masterpieces

[@wfr1108]

My favorite Englishman. Good video sir, regards from an anglosphere cousin.

[@nullcircuit]

Okay the music thing is really cool, and I could see someone using that as a means to make more really interesting music.

[@nullcircuit]

I really really want to try making music with this

[@VerboseToast]

I got to this super late but this is fascinating! Probably my favorite video of yours so far

[@Spetsnazty]

The best part about PTT is that beginners don’t press it until they finish half their first word.

[@ytgumby]

"and i can then use those 3 seconds of footage BEFORE i bum myself as reference to show the computer the sound of silence. but this silent isnt silent." - 2kliksphilip 2022

[@iamasink]

the dehumidifier shenanigans killed me

[@con4609]

not gonna lie the sounds the dehumidifier made is pretty close to how all voices sound in cruelty squad

[@kailxy3]

And that's kids how a new genre of music was created.

[@isolatedbroadcastsystem1837]

It's interesting that you found a way to "isolate" those generated voices. I remember there's some videos popping up about using Adobe Podcast in famous songs with the same results as the ones you're exposing here. Regarding AI tools for audio, I'm not sure if you're going to experiment with other tools in the market (Clarity VX by Waves, DeRoom by Accentize, most of Acon Digital tools, etc.) and find their pros and cons.

[@werzheafas43]

This Adobe thingy could be great for paranormal videos. Imagine recording an empty scary house then putting it through this highly sophisticated AI to hear the ghost communicate with you

[@takoslvt]

You're pioneering some really interesting ideas with that software.

[@socialguarantee]

7:00 is how I imagine English sounds to non-English speakers.

[@SmileytheSmile]

That first AI song is kind of a bop.

[@TestarossaF110]

That dolby thing would be great for electronic music to add lyrics by having it try first! It sounded amazing, tbh and might be able to help your own creativity.

[@MommysGoodPuppy]

i absolutely loved that music stuff lol, youre a genius now i can generate garbled ai dream vocals

[@Peterscraps]

8:00 that, that was strangely not awful

[@aaa559]

merry christmas philip!

[@PickleSurpriseVEVO]

I knew you would find a way of bumming yourself Phil, thanks for the Super Helpful In-Depth Tutorial!

[@ricardohe1976]

So glad this video was recommended on the AWP video, I was wondering why you sounded sooo differently in that video

[@TheStupidGuyWithBlip]

These subtitles are fantastic lmao

[@johnclark926]

Huge missed opportunity to not test this thing out with the hyper-compressed Half-Life 1 voice lines to see if it can somehow ‘decompress’ the audio

[@GanglyStem]

that VHS footage looks so fun and wholesome! :D

[@pchris]

I’d love to see you run a single track of one of your songs through the adobe thing or make a song specifically for it. It sounds like an auto tuned voice and it’s kind of cool. Would at least make for a unique song.

[@Ghesh_Vargiet]

i'd love to hear this with other languages and see what it does with nasalization, back fricatives, glottal stop and secondary articulation

[@irgendwer3610]

I see you are a man of linguistics as well

[@Ghesh_Vargiet]

@@irgendwer3610 i didn't know anyone here saw this wow

[@LYoda]

Hahaha the music segment was hilarious! Merry Christmas everyone

[@_gamma.]

So glad you did the AI enhancement anyway! It was quite runnish 😂

[@Diie89]

I am intrigued by putting instrumental songs through the AI. it reminded me of so many songs all at once, almost overwhelmingly so.

[@Whomobile]

Don't worry, we've all bumed ourselfs before Phillip

[@WilliumBobCole]

The robotic voices in the music was pretty sick, ngl What I would like to see (or rather, hear) is the same sample run through the same (or multiple different) voice enhancers, to find out what kind of recursive nonsense that could generate

[@Winkmyster]

lol those old vhs tapes are so wholesome and fun.

[@snotvlek4721]

Oooh I love the robotic kind of bad talkbox sound that you get from putting it into the AI voice thingie.

[@hemangchauhan2864]

7:53 You better make a bandcamp album of AI interpolated robo-speech electronic music Because this stuff is BOPPIN'

[@_banja]

Putting brown noise with the music to get a clearer result is genius

[@spectrobit5554]

The dehumidifier and cat bit is nightmare fuel, but also a creative tool for ghost stories.

[@trulyinfamous]

I was recommended a video a week or so ago where someone put an aphex twin song through this ai and everyone agreed it just amplified the aphex twin feel of the song.

[@spectrobit5554]

Excellent video, as always. Curious how close GLaDOS voice is to what was shown here, Valve knew.

[@SilentFL]

Put the output of the software back into it and repeat a few times after initializing with noise. This is vaguely how those AI diffusion models that can dream up images work. You might be able to get it to sound more and more "human" with every pass, but might require injecting some noise in on every pass. Would be interesting to hear what it has to say ;)

[@oneandonlycara]

lmao the music at the end, it legit turns your stuff into daft punk tracks

[@DocJade]

Phillip accidentally discovers vocaloid

[@thennoth2860]

what it did with the music actually sounds so cool! new genre by getting AI to make vocals out of synths, that'd be cool.

[@MatthewCobalt]

The AI making incomprehensible lyrics out of the melody is really great actually.

[@FranzJx]

1:40 hey.

[@aggressiveaegyo7679]

This is exactly how I envisioned noise reduction in the future. Voice typing has been around for a long time. So AI should just analyze its voice and voice the recognized words. It remains only to make the option to create profiles so that you can record the voice of a friend and now it will work as a filter, replacing any voice with the voice of your friend.

[@giovannifigoni]

Now all I want is hearing this Adobe thingy decipher Churchill's speeches

[@turtle7633]

Merry Kliksmas!

[@thekilla1234]

The density of random shit that Mr. Kliks puts into his video with no warning is high. Mentioning the 3 seconds of silence before he bums himself and then moving on like it was a normal day in the office was glorious.

[@zaidlacksalastname4905]

The clip of baby Philip playing is super cute.

[@Robstrap]

Another tip, if you have an exceptionally bad mic. Reduce the background noise to a decent amount but ab amount that doesn't make you sound like you're speaking through a tin can, then copy that noise and make it play through the entire video. Peoples brains will slowly start to ignore the sound, but if it keeps coming in and out it's extremely obvious

[@prototype464]

DM Dokuro (known for his Terraria Calamity Mod soundtrack, absolute masterpiece) has been getting into other genres of music recently and in one of his most recent songs, "Keep Walking", he's been making use of an AI generated voice from Synthesizer V and it sounds absolutely incredible! Honestly can't tell the difference between a real voice and this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5-zhnp_r951b5o I love the mic transition in the beginning by the way haha, the little things like that are just

[@triggerhurt]

hot damn using it incorrectly is clearly the correct way, that music was genuinely pretty cool sounding

[@Oodelally]

This would work great for remastering the live cutscenes in that old bat-hoovering game you made years ago in TGF

[@Capesq123]

Can't wait for the full release of Atomic Amnesia - Adobe thingy version

[@EO-fv3wc]

It is pretty good at clarifying audio- I can see some accessibility applications.

[@DannyzReviews]

7:02 sounds like most modern mumble rappers

[@1lucia]

The AI voice songs at the end kinda reminded me of Fill your Pages by Zsolt Marx

[@culpritdesign]

The music bit producing robotic voices was quite nice.

[@startedtech]

...could you upload a full version of the AI-ified music? Sounds neat.