If such process can output a clear sound, I could chain it with Blackhole and have it and use the processed clear signal as an input for the call.
If such process can output a clear sound, I could chain it with Blackhole and have it and use the processed clear signal as an input for the call.
It does take some technical elbow grease to integrate but I've used it in calls and while gaming on Linux via Pipewire to great effect.
To do it right you really want digital analysis.
I suspect that this is noise cancellation that's failing because they keep their phone far away from themselves, to fit two people in the shot; and audio is bouncing off the walls or otherwise suffering enough delay to mess it up.
I have old mono records that I wanted to clean up. In that case, any stereo content is obviously scratches and surface noise, so removing it would be most of the job. But nope... not one DAW offered this filter, despite offering the opposite (removing mono content and keeping the stereo).
And yes I did try removing the mono content and then subtracting the result from the full source, but this didn't work; I don't remember (or know) why.
Second on the list - https://www.musicradar.com/news/the-best-daws-the-best-music...
Fifth on the list - https://producerhive.com/buyer-guides/daw/best-daws/
Second on the list - https://mixingmonster.com/best-daws/
It's pretty popular and I'm sure it has the most tutorials on youtube