NaSuno
NaSuno is a defensive signal processing tool developed to remove watermarks and forensic tracks added to audio files by productive AI models such as Suno, Udio and so on. ISO 226 uses equal sound height curves and psychoacoustic masking techniques to clean monitoring data without a perceptible drop in sound quality. It eliminates C2PA tags, ultrasonic carriers, and spectral distribution markers.
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AhmadHassan-BTed · Music & Audio Technology
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Audio DSPPythonPsychoacousticsWatermark RemovalMIT
Common commercial products in this category: Adobe Audition, Ableton Live, Spotify
What can it do?
- With the ISO 226 psychoacoustic masking engine, you clear the traces of AI in the audio files.
- With the ultrasonic carrier notch filtering method, you remove tracking signals at a frequency of 19.5 kHz.
- By removing C2PA and RIFF tags, you prevent forensic tracking of audio files.
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- • No published release
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