At this year’s IBC, AudioShake’s real-time dialogue isolation model, Dialogue RT, will be available to European broadcasters.
Dialogue RT outputs a clean dialogue stream and a separate background stream end-to-end with just 11ms of latency. According to the company, the system gives teams control over noisy mixed feeds, boosting dialogue, and adjusting background levels.
Likewise, IBC will host the debut of AudioShake Studio, a web platform that brings all the company’s AI models into one place for teams and individual creators.
Alongside this, AudioShake is also showing its Copyright Compliance System, a modular pipeline that detects, identifies, and removes copyrighted music in fully mixed media.
Together, the three systems are intended to give media teams full control over their audio, whether the source is a live feed, an archive locked up by music rights, or a finished mix that had not been multi-tracked.
Jessica Powell, CEO of AudioShake, said: “At past IBCs, broadcasters kept bringing us the same problems: how to clean a live feed in real time, how to clear music they didn’t have the stems for, and how to give a single creator the tools a whole network has. This year, we’re coming back with answers to all three. They turn out to be the same problem – getting back control over sound you didn’t get to capture cleanly the first time.”
Stand Number: 14.F46
Company: AudioShake
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