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This week, Yanni and Andy chat with Suzanne Kirkland about how the company uses AI to separate audio into its “stems” or component parts, giving organisations more control over their audio and video assets. In sports, that means tweaking levels or replacing unwanted sounds to make content libraries more usable. But the tech, which was born out of a love for homemade karaoke, also has powerful applications across TV, film and the music industry.
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Suzanne Kirkland
AudioShake
Suzanne leads sales at Audioshake, which uses AI to split any recording – from music to film to UGC content – into its stems, making audio more interactive, customisable, and accessible.
