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AudioShake moves real-time dialogue isolation from demo to production on single workstation

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AudioShake said its Dialogue RT real-time dialogue isolation model has moved from a show-floor demonstration to production deployment on a Dell Pro Max with GB10 workstation. The company said its engineers configured 16 concurrent live broadcast feeds on one small-form-factor machine, each isolated with an 11-millisecond delay. AudioShake originally bought the workstation to demo Dialogue RT at NAB in April, assuming broadcasters would run the technology on rack hardware. The model is subtractive rather than generative, so it cannot invent words, which the company says matters for broadcast, news and forensics. Dialogue RT is now in proofs of concept across several customers, and AudioShake plans to announce European availability at IBC.
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