Intel has released an AI toolkit called OpenVINO AI for the open source audio editing software Audacity. Plugins allow users to rip podcasts locally and create music based on prompts.

OpenVINO AI is only compatible with the 64-bit version of Audacity 3.4.2 for Windows and must be installed manually from the provided files Via GitHub Provided. The repositories were already published on the platform by Intel a few weeks ago, however Advertisement tools By the organization behind Audacity it was only made on Tuesday. For now, Linux or macOS users will have to collect the data themselves. It’s not clear if the model will eventually be released natively for those operating systems.

According to the developers of Audacity, several plug-ins are available, including three music tools, namely Music Generation, Music Style Remix, and Music Separation. The first two tools use the Riffusion model, an offshoot of Stable Diffusion, to create or remix music from text prompts. The music splitter tool allows users to split an existing song into multiple tracks. According to the organization, the tool can divide a song into vocals and instruments, or into four tracks of vocals, drums, bass and the remaining instruments.

Furthermore, two tools are provided for spoken audio content: noise suppression and transcription. These plugins allow users to remove background noise and transcribe spoken audio using AI, respectively. All OpenVINO AI tools run locally and therefore do not require an Internet connection to Intel servers.