ISSE: An Interactive Source Separation Editor, Part II
Abstract: In the second talk of a two-part series, we will further discuss ISSE--an interactive source separation editor. As described earlier, ISSE is a new, open-source, freely available, cross-platform audio editing software tool which enables a user to perform single-channel source separation by painting on time-frequency visualizations of sound. It is useful for a variety of music- and audio-related tasks such as music remixing, audio denoising, and audio-based forensics.
Speaker Bio: Nicholas J. Bryan is a PhD candidate working with Prof. Ge Wang at CCRMA and Gautham J. Mysore at Adobe Research. His research interests are at the intersection between signal processing, machine learning, and human-computer interaction.