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Graphical sound denoising challenge

I (over at Photosounder.com, home of the program that turns sounds into images and images into sound) have just started a new challenge. It consists in denoising a 115 year old sound by editing its image generated via Photosounder using Photoshop/GIMP/whatever you got or by writing a dedicated image processing algorithm.

The winners get a free license of Photosounder worth $140/€99.

Link to the contest with all the details, examples and files : http://photosounder.com/blog/2009/07/graph...-challenge.html

Graphical sound denoising challenge

Reply #1 –
Looks like you made a mistake: your daisy_bell_full.flac is already denoised.

Graphical sound denoising challenge

Reply #2 –
Quote from: Alexey Lukin on
Looks like you made a mistake: your daisy_bell_full.flac is already denoised.

Damnit you're right. It's not actually denoised, but I messed up during the conversion. Something always has to go wrong...