Latency is the time delay between when an action is initiated and when the system delivers the corresponding response. In audio, this means the gap between capturing a voice signal and hearing the processed version.
What is an example of latency?
In a video call, noticeable latency could cause your voice to arrive half a second after you speak, disrupting the flow of conversation.
How does latency work?
Latency is introduced through processing, buffering, and data transmission. Minimizing it requires optimized software, efficient models, and streamlined pipelines.
How does ai-coustics use latency?
Our speech enhancement models, particularly our SDK, are designed to run with ultra-low latency, ensuring real-time conversations sound natural without distracting delays.
