Perseus: Real-Time AI. Zero Cloud.
Perseus AI is a new artificial intelligence system developed by LALAL.AI. It uses advanced transformer technology, which is a cutting edge approach in AI, to separate vocals from music. This technology is a big step forward in how we process audio.
Benefits
Perseus AI offers much better quality when extracting vocals compared to older systems. It improves the sound quality by about 15%, making music sound clearer. This means you can get studio quality results when separating vocals or instruments from a song.
Use Cases
This AI is perfect for anyone who needs to isolate vocals from a song or audio track. You can use it to remove vocals or extract them for remixing, karaoke tracks, or music production. It works for both audio and video files. Besides vocals, Perseus AI can also separate drums, bass, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and piano.
Vibes
Users can try out Perseus AI for free to see how it performs compared to the previous system, Orion. By switching between the two AI models after processing a track, users can hear the difference in quality for themselves.
Additional Information
Perseus AI is named after a constellation, continuing LALAL.AI's practice of naming their AI systems after constellations. This name reflects the AI's ability to transform audio. LALAL.AI celebrated the launch with special offers on their service packs for a limited time.
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