Reviewers largely see Krisp as a reliable meeting utility built around excellent background-noise removal, with many saying it works especially well in chaotic home, travel, or shared-work settings. They also praise its bot-free recording, strong transcripts, summaries, and action items, plus support for different meeting apps and easy setup. The main complaints are less frequent but concrete: occasional lag, random restarts or over-eager meeting detection, voice quality that can sound unnatural, limited integrations or API access, and uneven customer support, with one notably bad billing dispute.
Can I, as a creator, use this as a post-processing tool for my YouTube videos, or on my channel can I enable this tool? Is this tool for viewers or creators?
intresting approach, but I hope it doesn’t distort the speaker’s tone too much. That natural flow is still important for learning.
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@greg_mason1 it doesn't give it a try. It's really easy to setup from Chrome extension store.
YouTube has had speed control since forever but accent was always the missing piece. I've rewound the same sentence four times trying to catch a word. One toggle sounds right - this doesn't need to be complicated.
This is what I can genuinely useful, practical leverage of AI, very nice. I have one question and one suggestion.
Question: does it work well also when people are talking on another or only for solo speakers?
Suggestion: Make also a funny/gimicky version where everyone can switch their voices to anything they like - I always wanted to sound like British royalty :)
Just tried and it's amazing! Can't believe Youtube couldn't come up with this feature all these years!
This feels like when captions first became standard on YouTube. Once you have it you wonder how you watched without it
Just installed it. Tried it on an NPTEL lecture and before/after is impressive