CEDAR Audio released Voxis, a neural network vocal separation tool targeting sub-ten-millisecond live sound processing. This Cambridge-based developer built the utility specifically for front-of-house engineers battling uncontrolled room acoustics. Instead of relying on traditional noise prints, the system actively separates spoken or sung vocals from ambient background noise.
Users get independent bass, treble, and midrange adjustments alongside a master link toggle to preserve overall tonal balance. A dedicated vocal boost parameter pushes the isolated signal forward. The algorithm specifically targets HVAC hum, traffic drone, and excessive room reverb without degrading the primary audio feed.
Chief executive Andy Trott confirmed this marks the third software addition to their current yearly roadmap, hinting at upcoming hardware releases. Audio professionals can grab a two-week evaluation period before committing to the $269 price tag.
Users get independent bass, treble, and midrange adjustments alongside a master link toggle to preserve overall tonal balance. A dedicated vocal boost parameter pushes the isolated signal forward. The algorithm specifically targets HVAC hum, traffic drone, and excessive room reverb without degrading the primary audio feed.
Chief executive Andy Trott confirmed this marks the third software addition to their current yearly roadmap, hinting at upcoming hardware releases. Audio professionals can grab a two-week evaluation period before committing to the $269 price tag.
