test with luke

The conversation revolves around adjusting settings for clear audio output, exploring features like audio setup, generating, and analyzing in a new AI program. The speakers discuss using two microphones for better sound quality, mentioning the need for an audio interface to separate channels. They consider ways to prevent one microphone from picking up the other's voice, discussing technical aspects related to music production. The conversation ends with the idea that the program may already have the necessary hardware for optimal recording. of course. Alright, you there? Yeah, beautiful. This comes up really clear. It's a little bit echoey when I play it back, but I think that's just settings, like I could clear that or tweak that in this program, so the output is how I want it. You just say a few things and tell me what you think. There's not that many settings where you can change the background noises or anything like that, or is it just the basic record and play back? Yeah, it's really detailed. It's got, like, audio set up and... Generate, set, analyze, tools, transport, tracks, select it, all sorts of stuff. I'm just figuring out now how to get it from one program to the other. On the file? Yeah, which I can do now, just because I've imported into this new AI thing. The AI program is a lot more than just the recording. I'll be able to transcribe it, anything, like teams, meetings, and all sorts of stuff, you know? Yeah. So, this is just the start, but I want to determine two different speakers and to transcribe it properly. Yeah, well, I'll talk to her and I'll figure out how it does that. What's the YouTube tutorial on how to use it? Yeah, well, AI will tell me. So, yeah, actually, what you're saying, two speakers would kind of be ideal as well. Two microphones. Yeah, two microphones, because I can actually, I'm sort of sitting back from my desk where you're in other positions, just watching people talking into their mics. Yeah, I don't know how it works, because if you talk into it, I have to be able to hear your voice. Yeah, you can. But then you can't have your voice be heard by the other microphone, otherwise they'd pick up your voice as well, and that's a bit of a problem. There'd be a way to do it. Well, no, because you're... There'd be a way to do it. You're a man, you are. You're just, you're actually physically here now, talking into one mic. All right? You can hear me because through the phone, but in terms of other mics picking up, you're here and I'm here. So, if there's two mics, your mic, hey, might pick me up in the background, but it's not really going to do it. It's like if you're talking with... How do they do two mics on Joe Rogan? You know? And they record it. It's a thing called an audio interface, where they go into separate channels. That's right. Well, you don't really have... It's not going to work like that with your setup. No, it's two microphones. If you're using the speaker of the phone, if you could plug in the phone's audio straight into the computer, so then the computer receives the phone signal. You could do it. You could actually do it if you have a thing called an audio interface. Well, this program's probably got it, dude. No, it's a piece of hardware. I've had them before for music production and stuff like that. An audio interface will allow you to... It's like when you plug guitars into a computer, I don't know if you've ever heard of it, but you can plug guitars into a computer and then you can record them. Yeah, I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it. I've heard of it.