AI Tutor - Audio Editing

xAIAI

Remotely from any location worldwideContractMiddle

Salary30 - 75 USD per hour

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Requirements

Demonstrated high proficiency in Audio Engineering, Music Production, Communications, or a related field.
Outstanding vocal presence suitable for recording and demonstration purposes.
Proven skills in audio post-production, episode creation, or musical arrangement, with a deep grasp of acoustics, mixing, and signal processing.
Proficiency in evaluating and enhancing sound quality, with strong expertise in waveform analysis, equalization, and audio format compatibility.
Highly proficient in at least one of Pro Tools, Ableton, Logic, Audacity, Studio One, FL Studio, or Reaper.
Strong ability to reference professional standards, equipment, and best practices for annotating and refining auditory content.
Strong communication, interpersonal, technical, and detail-oriented skills.
Commitment to developing AI that masters sophisticated audio capabilities.

Responsibilities

Use proprietary software to provide labels, annotations, and inputs on projects involving sound clips, voice recordings, and auditory elements.
Support the delivery of high-quality curated data that ensures clear, professional audio output and accurate representation of sonic details.
Collaborate with technical staff to develop tasks that improve AI's ability to handle voice modulation, noise reduction, and immersive sound design.
Work with technical staff to improve annotation tools for efficient workflows.

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