The only tool in the audio toolbox is essentially the fourier transform.
It would be a game changer if someone were to come up with a novel method of decomposing audio into discrete components (e.g. people speaking, specific instruments, background noise).
Likely this would require completely new hardware to capture different audio attributes in addition to simply capturing a stream of vibrations from a microphone.
It would be a game changer if someone were to come up with a novel method of decomposing audio into discrete components (e.g. people speaking, specific instruments, background noise).
Likely this would require completely new hardware to capture different audio attributes in addition to simply capturing a stream of vibrations from a microphone.