I have a very noisy environment, but after reading up on the topic I realized I don't need noise cancellation anymore. All I needed was a properly setup software-based equalizer that filters out noise regions like electricity and fans.
Noise cancellation, especially ML based ones, have weird artifacts which I assume result from false positives. Sure, you can filter out a hair dryer or a vacuum cleaner with those and still get a "decent" result. But if you have things like that constantly in your background probably you shouldn't try to record any voice there in the first place ...
Noise cancellation, especially ML based ones, have weird artifacts which I assume result from false positives. Sure, you can filter out a hair dryer or a vacuum cleaner with those and still get a "decent" result. But if you have things like that constantly in your background probably you shouldn't try to record any voice there in the first place ...