ISSE stands for Interactive Sound Separation Editor
It’s like a magic wand tool for audio. I’ve never seen anything like this, and I think this technology could make Audacity a much more valuable tool for us all.
Audio restoration, remixing, forensics - I can imagine how this can change the way we use digital audio.
http://isse.sourceforge.net/ - the demo video greatly explains what’s the deal.
I’ve heard there’s some work being done on spectral editing capabilites of Audacity, but I don’t know if they have to do with this or when we can see some of that working in a stable release.
PS:
I’ve just found out a project named ARSS (Analysis-Resynthesis Sound Spectrograph) that is somehow related, as it allows for very basic workflow like ISSE.
It basically allows converting a sound into a spectrogram image, and the resynthesizing that spectrogram back into the sound.
https://sourceforge.net/p/arss
Bless you!
- unfa