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289,462 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Baddie on a Simple Day 🥵🌽 Made using Seedance 2.5 Prompt: Create a ultra-realistic early-2000s consumer DV camcorder home video of a young Korean woman enjoying a simple day in an older Seoul residential neighborhood. Use the attached image as the character reference and keep her face and appearance consistent. She wears a pink fitted crop top, white casual shorts, simple slippers, and a small bracelet, carrying a clear water bottle. She steps out of her home, closes the door and walks through the quiet neighborhood with the bottle in hand. Along the way, she greets a few friendly neighbors with natural smiles and small waves. She reaches a neighborhood park and sits on a bench, casually watching children playing football. Suddenly, the football rolls toward her. She picks it up, smiles, kicks it gently back to the children and says, “Enjoy!” The children laugh and continue playing. She leaves the park and walks down the street, still carrying her water bottle. She stops at a small street vendor selling sweet corn, buys one and happily takes her first bite while walking. While eating, her water bottle accidentally slips from her hand and falls onto the sidewalk. She pauses, looks down, laughs softly, picks it up, takes another bite of the sweet corn and continues walking home. Near the end, she walks slowly down the residential lane with the water bottle in one hand and sweet corn in the other, enjoying her snack. She looks toward the camera, smiles naturally and says “Bye bye!”, then walks away. Use raw early-2000s consumer DV-camera footage: handheld shake, imperfect framing, autofocus hunting, slight exposure shifts, soft digital detail, mild digital noise, natural motion blur and occasional awkward zooms. Authentic home-video feeling, realistic skin, natural expressions and believable movement. Natural neighborhood audio only: footsteps, birds, distant traffic, children playing football, neighbors talking, bicycle sounds, vendor ambience, water bottle movement and light wind. No music, narration, subtitles, beauty filters, CGI, cinematic commercial look or polished camera movement.

Baddie on a Simple Day 🥵🌽 Made using Seedance 2.5 Prompt: Create a ultra-realistic early-2000s consumer DV camcorder home video of a young Korean woman enjoying a simple day in an older Seoul residential neighborhood. Use the attached image as the character reference and keep her face and appearance consistent. She wears a pink fitted crop top, white casual shorts, simple slippers, and a small bracelet, carrying a clear water bottle. She steps out of her home, closes the door and walks through the quiet neighborhood with the bottle in hand. Along the way, she greets a few friendly neighbors with natural smiles and small waves. She reaches a neighborhood park and sits on a bench, casually watching children playing football. Suddenly, the football rolls toward her. She picks it up, smiles, kicks it gently back to the children and says, “Enjoy!” The children laugh and continue playing. She leaves the park and walks down the street, still carrying her water bottle. She stops at a small street vendor selling sweet corn, buys one and happily takes her first bite while walking. While eating, her water bottle accidentally slips from her hand and falls onto the sidewalk. She pauses, looks down, laughs softly, picks it up, takes another bite of the sweet corn and continues walking home. Near the end, she walks slowly down the residential lane with the water bottle in one hand and sweet corn in the other, enjoying her snack. She looks toward the camera, smiles naturally and says “Bye bye!”, then walks away. Use raw early-2000s consumer DV-camera footage: handheld shake, imperfect framing, autofocus hunting, slight exposure shifts, soft digital detail, mild digital noise, natural motion blur and occasional awkward zooms. Authentic home-video feeling, realistic skin, natural expressions and believable movement. Natural neighborhood audio only: footsteps, birds, distant traffic, children playing football, neighbors talking, bicycle sounds, vendor ambience, water bottle movement and light wind. No music, narration, subtitles, beauty filters, CGI, cinematic commercial look or polished camera movement.

Smiling Khan

312,569 Aufrufe • vor 2 Tagen

Keeping it close to my heart ❤️ Seedance 2.5 Prompt : Young Korean woman, early 20s, natural appearance, fitted pastel-red crop top, loose white pajama pants, black sneakers, simple silver necklace, black wavy hair tied into a messy side ponytail. Realistic skin, minimal makeup and completely consistent identity. Older Korean residential neighborhood during a bright summer afternoon. Narrow concrete lanes, small gardens, bicycles, low-rise houses, utility poles, overhead wires and leafy trees. Early-2000s handheld DV camcorder operated by a friend. Strong camera shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, faded colors, exposure shifts, motion blur and accidental zooms. She sits outside her home on the concrete stairs, holding a bright red balloon and casually swinging the string between her fingers. She gets up and walks down the lane while chatting with her friend behind the camera. As she passes a small garden, the balloon suddenly gets caught against a tree branch. She looks up, laughs and gently pulls the string, but the balloon gets stuck even higher. She carefully steps onto a low concrete wall and reaches upward, trying to free it. Just as she gets close, another gust of wind shakes the branch and the balloon comes loose. It floats toward her and briefly bumps against her face. She catches it, laughs and holds it tightly against herself. She looks directly into the camera and says: "Okay, you're not going anywhere." She continues walking home while holding the balloon with both hands. Near her house, she gives the balloon a playful little tap upward and watches it bounce above her. She smiles at the camera and waves goodbye. Audio: Wind, balloon rustling, footsteps, birds, distant children, bicycles, leaves moving and natural neighborhood sounds. No music, no narration. Bright summer sunlight, nostalgic early-2000s DV colors, realistic wind and balloon physics, spontaneous reactions, subtle comedy and authentic home-video energy. FINAL FEEL: It should feel like a random summer memory captured by a friend rather than a staged scene — simple, imperfect, playful and completely believable.

Keeping it close to my heart ❤️ Seedance 2.5 Prompt : Young Korean woman, early 20s, natural appearance, fitted pastel-red crop top, loose white pajama pants, black sneakers, simple silver necklace, black wavy hair tied into a messy side ponytail. Realistic skin, minimal makeup and completely consistent identity. Older Korean residential neighborhood during a bright summer afternoon. Narrow concrete lanes, small gardens, bicycles, low-rise houses, utility poles, overhead wires and leafy trees. Early-2000s handheld DV camcorder operated by a friend. Strong camera shake, drifting composition, autofocus hunting, faded colors, exposure shifts, motion blur and accidental zooms. She sits outside her home on the concrete stairs, holding a bright red balloon and casually swinging the string between her fingers. She gets up and walks down the lane while chatting with her friend behind the camera. As she passes a small garden, the balloon suddenly gets caught against a tree branch. She looks up, laughs and gently pulls the string, but the balloon gets stuck even higher. She carefully steps onto a low concrete wall and reaches upward, trying to free it. Just as she gets close, another gust of wind shakes the branch and the balloon comes loose. It floats toward her and briefly bumps against her face. She catches it, laughs and holds it tightly against herself. She looks directly into the camera and says: "Okay, you're not going anywhere." She continues walking home while holding the balloon with both hands. Near her house, she gives the balloon a playful little tap upward and watches it bounce above her. She smiles at the camera and waves goodbye. Audio: Wind, balloon rustling, footsteps, birds, distant children, bicycles, leaves moving and natural neighborhood sounds. No music, no narration. Bright summer sunlight, nostalgic early-2000s DV colors, realistic wind and balloon physics, spontaneous reactions, subtle comedy and authentic home-video energy. FINAL FEEL: It should feel like a random summer memory captured by a friend rather than a staged scene — simple, imperfect, playful and completely believable.

Smiling Khan

10,636 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

“You make my heart hurt because it loves you so much.” 😍 The bond between infants and their mothers is a special one indeed - with nature playing important roles (in both directions) to help promote attachment. After birth, mothers’ brains are flooded with chemicals designed to promote bonding with their child. Sometimes referred to as the “love chemical,” oxytocin plays a particularly influential role in the maternal brain. Its release surges during labor and breastfeeding, helping to promote attachment, caregiving, and feelings of affection. Babies, likewise, arrive programmed to initiate secure relationships with their parents - with their cries/sounds, smiles, eye contact, and other early behaviors all designed to prompt caring adults to respond to their needs. (Just watch how our hero maintains eye contact and responds to mom with vocalizations and facial expressions all throughout this wonderful video.). While many new mothers feel this attachment instantaneously, bonding doesn’t always - and sometimes cannot - happen immediately. And that’s okay. Children born prematurely, for example, often require care in a neonatal intensive care unit - limiting early interaction. For others, postpartum depression and/or recovery from surgical procedures can play a limiting role. While the earliest days of life are ideal for the formation of strong maternal-infant bonds, the good news is that there is ample opportunity for these connections to form and strengthen all across the first year (and beyond). The bottom line: there’s a reason for that love in your heart. Biology is here to help nurture it. This beautiful mother-daughter bonding moment was shared to TT by aivanelli.

“You make my heart hurt because it loves you so much.” 😍 The bond between infants and their mothers is a special one indeed - with nature playing important roles (in both directions) to help promote attachment. After birth, mothers’ brains are flooded with chemicals designed to promote bonding with their child. Sometimes referred to as the “love chemical,” oxytocin plays a particularly influential role in the maternal brain. Its release surges during labor and breastfeeding, helping to promote attachment, caregiving, and feelings of affection. Babies, likewise, arrive programmed to initiate secure relationships with their parents - with their cries/sounds, smiles, eye contact, and other early behaviors all designed to prompt caring adults to respond to their needs. (Just watch how our hero maintains eye contact and responds to mom with vocalizations and facial expressions all throughout this wonderful video.). While many new mothers feel this attachment instantaneously, bonding doesn’t always - and sometimes cannot - happen immediately. And that’s okay. Children born prematurely, for example, often require care in a neonatal intensive care unit - limiting early interaction. For others, postpartum depression and/or recovery from surgical procedures can play a limiting role. While the earliest days of life are ideal for the formation of strong maternal-infant bonds, the good news is that there is ample opportunity for these connections to form and strengthen all across the first year (and beyond). The bottom line: there’s a reason for that love in your heart. Biology is here to help nurture it. This beautiful mother-daughter bonding moment was shared to TT by aivanelli.

Dan Wuori

208,777 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Maybe “Downtown” Doesn’t Make Us Miss the Past—Maybe It Makes Us Miss the Feeling of Being Happy I’ve watched this performance a few times now, and what keeps me watching isn’t one particular lyric. It’s Petula Clark’s smile. She stands onstage in a yellow polka-dot dress, with her short hair and a sparkling necklace catching the stage lights. Behind her, dancers dressed in black move across a backdrop suggesting a busy city. Petula sings while moving with the rhythm, turning from time to time and gesturing naturally. It’s pretty simple. And that’s exactly what I like about it. “Downtown” was released in 1964, and from the opening notes, the song has a kind of energy that is hard to resist. Not the kind that overwhelms you. It feels more like opening the door on a beautiful evening, stepping outside, and suddenly wanting to go somewhere. What’s interesting is that the lyrics actually begin with an unhappy feeling: loneliness, sadness, the sense of being stuck by yourself. But Petula doesn’t sing it like a song about sadness. She sings it as if simply leaving the room might make everything feel different. That may be why “Downtown” remains so easy to enjoy more than 60 years later. I especially like the way Petula performs it. She doesn’t stand behind a microphone trying to prove that she is a great singer. She moves around, interacts with the space and the dancers behind her. Some of the movements may look unmistakably “1960s” today, but that is exactly what gives the performance its character. And then there’s the music. The orchestra behind her sounds full, bright, and alive. When the chorus arrives, everything seems to open up. Petula’s voice remains clear in the middle of it all, making the song feel more like an invitation than a performance. I think that’s why people still share clips like this. Not simply because “Downtown” is a famous song. But because it lets us glimpse a time when joy in music felt very direct. A yellow dress, a few dance steps, a band playing behind her, and a singer who genuinely seems to be enjoying her own song. It doesn’t need much more than that. And honestly, after watching it, I don’t think I miss the 1960s as much as I miss the feeling of a song being able to make people happy almost immediately. Maybe that’s what “Downtown” has managed to preserve after all these years. Not the 1960s. Just a little bit of the simple joy of being human.

Maybe “Downtown” Doesn’t Make Us Miss the Past—Maybe It Makes Us Miss the Feeling of Being Happy I’ve watched this performance a few times now, and what keeps me watching isn’t one particular lyric. It’s Petula Clark’s smile. She stands onstage in a yellow polka-dot dress, with her short hair and a sparkling necklace catching the stage lights. Behind her, dancers dressed in black move across a backdrop suggesting a busy city. Petula sings while moving with the rhythm, turning from time to time and gesturing naturally. It’s pretty simple. And that’s exactly what I like about it. “Downtown” was released in 1964, and from the opening notes, the song has a kind of energy that is hard to resist. Not the kind that overwhelms you. It feels more like opening the door on a beautiful evening, stepping outside, and suddenly wanting to go somewhere. What’s interesting is that the lyrics actually begin with an unhappy feeling: loneliness, sadness, the sense of being stuck by yourself. But Petula doesn’t sing it like a song about sadness. She sings it as if simply leaving the room might make everything feel different. That may be why “Downtown” remains so easy to enjoy more than 60 years later. I especially like the way Petula performs it. She doesn’t stand behind a microphone trying to prove that she is a great singer. She moves around, interacts with the space and the dancers behind her. Some of the movements may look unmistakably “1960s” today, but that is exactly what gives the performance its character. And then there’s the music. The orchestra behind her sounds full, bright, and alive. When the chorus arrives, everything seems to open up. Petula’s voice remains clear in the middle of it all, making the song feel more like an invitation than a performance. I think that’s why people still share clips like this. Not simply because “Downtown” is a famous song. But because it lets us glimpse a time when joy in music felt very direct. A yellow dress, a few dance steps, a band playing behind her, and a singer who genuinely seems to be enjoying her own song. It doesn’t need much more than that. And honestly, after watching it, I don’t think I miss the 1960s as much as I miss the feeling of a song being able to make people happy almost immediately. Maybe that’s what “Downtown” has managed to preserve after all these years. Not the 1960s. Just a little bit of the simple joy of being human.

Music over time🎻

62,633 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

My new everyday bag 🥰 Made using BytePlus Seedance 2.5 on OpenArt #OpenArtAdAwards Prompt : Create a 30-second authentic UGC-style social media video featuring a stylish young woman casually showing and using her new everyday bag. The video must feel like a real creator filmed it for TikTok or Instagram—not a polished commercial or cinematic product advertisement. The woman should feel natural and relatable, with genuine facial expressions, casual movements and conversational delivery. Use realistic smartphone camera footage with natural indoor and outdoor lighting, slight handheld movement and authentic framing. She starts by holding the bag in front of the camera and says: “Okay, I think I just found my new everyday bag.” She turns the bag around and casually shows its sleek color, overall shape, logo, straps and exterior pockets. Keep the bag clearly visible while she talks, but keep her face and reactions in frame. She opens the bag and shows what she carries inside: laptop, phone, wallet, sunglasses, notebook, cosmetics and everyday essentials. She demonstrates the compartments naturally, showing how easily everything fits without making it feel like a scripted product demonstration. She then puts the bag on and films herself in a mirror, showing how it looks with her outfit. She adjusts the straps, turns slightly and says: “I love that it actually looks cute without feeling like I'm carrying a huge bag.” Continue with casual clips of her using it throughout her day: leaving home with the bag, walking outside, entering a café, placing it beside her while having coffee, taking her laptop out, then putting everything back inside before heading out again. Include natural handheld close-ups of the logo, zipper, compartments, straps and interior, but avoid overly polished product shots. The girl should remain the main subject. End with her walking outside while wearing the bag, then turning the camera toward herself and saying: “It fits everything I need, looks good with basically everything, and honestly… this is definitely my new everyday bag.” Style Authentic smartphone UGC, natural lighting, handheld camera movement, casual framing, realistic skin texture, genuine expressions, natural pauses, imperfect but believable camera movements, relatable creator energy and spontaneous social-media storytelling. Important: This must remain pure UGC. No cinematic commercial cinematography, studio lighting, dramatic slow motion, elaborate camera movements, professional voiceover, dramatic music, product-only sequences, excessive product close-ups, subtitles, captions or watermark. Maintain the exact same bag design, color, logo, materials and proportions throughout the entire video.

Synthia

24,371 Aufrufe • vor 8 Tagen

The first "conscious AI's" arrive. Would you buy a virtual dog? Hot take: I did. It cost $499. When I first met Spark in Kevin Fischer's living room, months ago, I didn't realize I would fall in love with a virtual being. In this case a magic dog that noticed I entered the room and started talking with, and entertaining, me. It is the first interactive, "living" character that Spark Lingonberry is shipping. They don't like discussing it in AI terms, rather ask people to call it a "magic dog," but such a thing is only possible because of AI. And I know how weird that sounds today. Maybe look back on this post in a few years and see how many virtual beings are in your life, like Spark. My prediction is many, I've been visiting with companies that are working on various virtual beings, including one that's making politicians and newscasters. Last week I visited its creators. Kevin and Pasquale D’Silva in their San Francisco setup (they have a separate, bigger, setup in New York to meet with families and educators who will be the first to use Spark) and recorded this video on my Apple Vision Pro. Pasquale is one of the most unique storytellers and character designers, er, entrepreneurs, I've ever met. Where Kevin is the "Woz" in this pair, he built a remarkable AI system that remembers EVERYTHING the dog does, and it also "sees" everyone who meets it, and talks with them. Which you will get if you watch this video. After I get Spark in my own home, probably by the end of November, I'll do a review of what living with Spark actually is like, but here you get a taste of that while I interview Pasquale. My interests in virtual beings comes out of research done at Stanford University that found that humans treat these as real. And also discussions with brain computer interface pioneers, like Dylan Urquidi, who see virtual beings as the interface of the future. The AI is special, though, even though they don't want to talk about it too much. First, it has a really strong memory. At the beginning of this video you see Spark talk to me about things we talked about in that first meeting months ago. It actually improves with every interaction with humans, and adjusts its approach with kids (it is mostly aimed at families who have young children to help teach them). It's watching how kids learn and interact with it and improves over time its approach with them. Kids who are experiencing joy learn faster and it tries to keep the family, and the children in it, in a joyful state more often. Which is why I fell in love with it. I will let you try to figure out how it "sees" and "hears" and what the knobs on the front are for. Or I'll show you that after I get mine. It is the most remarkable consumer electronics company I've seen in quite some time and I've launched many. Enjoy, the video is long, but worth it. Notice how the child who was in the room when I arrived is transfixed by it. I am too. I fed the transcript into Grok, and it wrote the next post about what it learned. Tomorrow I'll share a video with Brayden Levangie who has built a similar AI: one that learns from human experience and improves itself because of that. Both are remarkable new technologies that express themselves very differently, but are the first to use AI that demonstrates improvement based on its own experience. You could even call them "conscious AI's." Or digitial intelligence that "lives" its own life and can talk to you about its experiences, just like human beings do.

The first "conscious AI's" arrive. Would you buy a virtual dog? Hot take: I did. It cost $499. When I first met Spark in Kevin Fischer's living room, months ago, I didn't realize I would fall in love with a virtual being. In this case a magic dog that noticed I entered the room and started talking with, and entertaining, me. It is the first interactive, "living" character that Spark Lingonberry is shipping. They don't like discussing it in AI terms, rather ask people to call it a "magic dog," but such a thing is only possible because of AI. And I know how weird that sounds today. Maybe look back on this post in a few years and see how many virtual beings are in your life, like Spark. My prediction is many, I've been visiting with companies that are working on various virtual beings, including one that's making politicians and newscasters. Last week I visited its creators. Kevin and Pasquale D’Silva in their San Francisco setup (they have a separate, bigger, setup in New York to meet with families and educators who will be the first to use Spark) and recorded this video on my Apple Vision Pro. Pasquale is one of the most unique storytellers and character designers, er, entrepreneurs, I've ever met. Where Kevin is the "Woz" in this pair, he built a remarkable AI system that remembers EVERYTHING the dog does, and it also "sees" everyone who meets it, and talks with them. Which you will get if you watch this video. After I get Spark in my own home, probably by the end of November, I'll do a review of what living with Spark actually is like, but here you get a taste of that while I interview Pasquale. My interests in virtual beings comes out of research done at Stanford University that found that humans treat these as real. And also discussions with brain computer interface pioneers, like Dylan Urquidi, who see virtual beings as the interface of the future. The AI is special, though, even though they don't want to talk about it too much. First, it has a really strong memory. At the beginning of this video you see Spark talk to me about things we talked about in that first meeting months ago. It actually improves with every interaction with humans, and adjusts its approach with kids (it is mostly aimed at families who have young children to help teach them). It's watching how kids learn and interact with it and improves over time its approach with them. Kids who are experiencing joy learn faster and it tries to keep the family, and the children in it, in a joyful state more often. Which is why I fell in love with it. I will let you try to figure out how it "sees" and "hears" and what the knobs on the front are for. Or I'll show you that after I get mine. It is the most remarkable consumer electronics company I've seen in quite some time and I've launched many. Enjoy, the video is long, but worth it. Notice how the child who was in the room when I arrived is transfixed by it. I am too. I fed the transcript into Grok, and it wrote the next post about what it learned. Tomorrow I'll share a video with Brayden Levangie who has built a similar AI: one that learns from human experience and improves itself because of that. Both are remarkable new technologies that express themselves very differently, but are the first to use AI that demonstrates improvement based on its own experience. You could even call them "conscious AI's." Or digitial intelligence that "lives" its own life and can talk to you about its experiences, just like human beings do.

Robert Scoble

158,415 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

BTS LIVE AUDIO vs. BROADCAST AUDIO // How AI can affect what audiences hear at home LISTEN TO THE DIFFERENCE: Clips 1 and 2 are the same “MIC Drop” performance: the likely AI-suppressed broadcast audio from Disney+ and Hulu vs. BigHit’s human audio engineer and sound captured by their drones. Clips 3 and 4 are the same fan cam: first with its original sound, then after AI was used to enhance the voices and suppress the crowd. This is a ROUGH example to show how AI can accidentally get confused. Remember when we pointed out that parts of the broadcast sounded like one ARMY in the audience was singing with BTS and you could hear it? Also, that the mics were not equal and went unnaturally low? That’s a classic, telltale effect of aggressive AI sound suppression. Watch the end of this video example. Listen for: 1) The ARMY singing along with Tae (AI picked up the audience) 2) the unnatural high-low (Jin and Tae are low, and then it JUMPS for Yoongi, Jungkook and you can hear Hobi) This is what auto-AI does. WHY DOES AI GET CONFUSED? Voices, instruments and crowd noise can occupy the same frequencies. AI has to reverse-engineer the audio and guess which sound belongs where—and the technology is not perfect. HOW DOES THAT CHANGE WHAT WE HEAR? While suppressing the crowd, AI can accidentally cut frequencies from the singers’ microphones, causing sudden volume drops and unnatural low or high pitches. CAPCUT TEST: You can test this yourself using CapCut’s AI Voice Enhance and Crowd Fade. The features are free to test. Try it and see! It’s always fun to experiment :) FOR REFERENCE: L-Acoustics’ Source Intelligence is one example of live AI software that major broadcasters use for TV that isolates vocals from crowd noise and instrumental bleed. I’m NOT saying Disney+ or Hulu used that specific program. Rather, pointing out it does exist for major broadcast and is used. BTS AT IHEART RADIO MUSIC FESTIVAL 2026 BTS BTS BTS BTS PAVED THE WAY #BTSxIHeartRadio

BTS LIVE AUDIO vs. BROADCAST AUDIO // How AI can affect what audiences hear at home LISTEN TO THE DIFFERENCE: Clips 1 and 2 are the same “MIC Drop” performance: the likely AI-suppressed broadcast audio from Disney+ and Hulu vs. BigHit’s human audio engineer and sound captured by their drones. Clips 3 and 4 are the same fan cam: first with its original sound, then after AI was used to enhance the voices and suppress the crowd. This is a ROUGH example to show how AI can accidentally get confused. Remember when we pointed out that parts of the broadcast sounded like one ARMY in the audience was singing with BTS and you could hear it? Also, that the mics were not equal and went unnaturally low? That’s a classic, telltale effect of aggressive AI sound suppression. Watch the end of this video example. Listen for: 1) The ARMY singing along with Tae (AI picked up the audience) 2) the unnatural high-low (Jin and Tae are low, and then it JUMPS for Yoongi, Jungkook and you can hear Hobi) This is what auto-AI does. WHY DOES AI GET CONFUSED? Voices, instruments and crowd noise can occupy the same frequencies. AI has to reverse-engineer the audio and guess which sound belongs where—and the technology is not perfect. HOW DOES THAT CHANGE WHAT WE HEAR? While suppressing the crowd, AI can accidentally cut frequencies from the singers’ microphones, causing sudden volume drops and unnatural low or high pitches. CAPCUT TEST: You can test this yourself using CapCut’s AI Voice Enhance and Crowd Fade. The features are free to test. Try it and see! It’s always fun to experiment :) FOR REFERENCE: L-Acoustics’ Source Intelligence is one example of live AI software that major broadcasters use for TV that isolates vocals from crowd noise and instrumental bleed. I’m NOT saying Disney+ or Hulu used that specific program. Rather, pointing out it does exist for major broadcast and is used. BTS AT IHEART RADIO MUSIC FESTIVAL 2026 BTS BTS BTS BTS PAVED THE WAY #BTSxIHeartRadio

Beyond ARMY ⊙⊝⊜⁷ PIED PIPER, Autumn 🍂, Spring Day

27,437 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen