In Operation
Before you can start to use the noise suppression plugin, you need to configure your applications to use the plugin.
For example, in Discord, click the User Settings cog icon, select Voice & Video, and then select “Noise Canceling source” as your input device.
With OBS Studio, click the three vertical dots in the Mic/Aux section of the Audio Mixer. Select Properties, and then choose Noise Canceling source as the device.
There is a very basic GUI available. For example from the Carla audio plugin host, we can access the GUI.
Summary
noise-suppression-for-voice suppress a wide range of noise origins including computer fans, office, crowd, airplane, car, train, and construction.
noise-suppression-for-voice is an alternative to NoiseTorch-ng. Both use RNNoise.
NoiseTorch-ng is much easier to configure, but has fewer features.
Website: github.com/werman/noise-suppression-for-voice
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Developer: Danil
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
noise-suppression-for-voice is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Pages in this article:
Page 1 – Introduction and Installation
Page 2 – In Operation and Summary
All tools in this series:
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| Steam | Large digital library of PC games |
| libstrangle | Utility to cap the frames per second of games |
| gpu-screen-recorder-gtk | GTK frontend to GPU Screen Recorder |
| MangoHud | Vulkan and OpenGL overlay to help you monitor FPS and more |
| NoiseTorch-ng | Suppresses noise perfect for gamers live streaming/recording |
| ProtonUp-Qt | GUI for easy installation of custom builds of Proton and more |
| GOverlay | GUI to manage MangoHud, vkBasalt and ReplaySorcery |
| noise-suppression-for-voice | Noise suppression plugin based on RNNoise |