How do GitHub's terms and conditions like using GitHub Releases as storage for proprietary binaries? I noticed the download link points to https://github.com/terranivium/vocal-slice-releases ... and the license there https://github.com/terranivium/vocal-slice-releases/blob/mai... points at a "THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md" file that doesn't exist.

How is this different from descript? It seems like descript, but you took out the video functionality?

If you extended this to allow assembling audio from multiple takes of the same dialogue, you’d have something very useful for audio drama post-production.

Why is an annual license instead of one-time only purchase? Do you plan on adding additional features in the future that would bloat this project or otherwise justify perpetual payment?

Is it open source ? Curious if there is a breakdown on how it works. Looks really cool

Cool idea. But I wonder if the text to speech is 100% accurate when that step takes place

Thank you for the amazing support so far, a few of you have reached out via email to share use cases I hadn't thought of. This tool was originally conceived around long voice acting recording sessions which were a pain to sift through, but the privacy aspect has implications in legal and NDA scenarios too.

Is it a whisper wrapper? Or does it use custom-trained models?

I’d like to understand how this works.

This account was created only 13 days ago.

It has made only one submission, which is this post, and had only two comments before submitting it.

How does this happen?

I have an HN account that is 10 years old, but when I submit something, it often gets flagged almost immediately. So how exactly does HN’s flagging and ranking system work? Does account age or karma matter at all?

For reference:

user: terranivium created: 13 days ago karma: 18 about: vocalslice.com

so it's for selecting cuts that make it into a video for example?

Cassette Boy would love this.

How can we use this for YouTube?

can you make youtube poops with it?

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