How to MASSIVELY Reduce Your Noise level on SSB & CW.....For Free

Quick demo of RM Noise

Link to RM Noise Website

Link to STU's Video

Link to donate to RM Noise via HB9VQQ

[ZiggleFingers]

If you have an Nvidia GPU that Nvidia Broadcast supports you can do this locally. It strips noise just like this. ModernHam here on youtube has a video 'Using Noise Suppression AI on Ham Radio to Remove Static' showing how to do it with examples. He also shows other software if you do not have Nvidia

[reedreamer]

I put a lot of effort this year into building a stand-alone DSP audio device (running an M7 Arm and 16-bit ADAC) to process the audio output of my rig. Since I wrote the firmware myself, I can experiment with any algorithm I like. Currently I'm running custom spectrum noise reduction code, and it works quite well. Nonetheless, I'd be curious to know what method these guys are using.
I'm not sure I like having to upload my signals to a server for processing, rather it would be nice if they released open source code so I can try running it on my device.

[kuyakano]

The clarified signal; that's how quiet it was on the bands live in the 80s and 90s of the previous century :)

[bill-]

Thanks for showing this Colin, It works very well but I don't want to be tied to a computer.
G4GHB.

[GSTU]

cheers Colin, the software really is great.

[paulsengupta]

Impressive, but personally I found the SSB less intelligible with the NR on, similar to my 991. It works great if there's already a good SNR but otherwise I prefer to switch it off. For CW though, it sounds fantastic.

[MJBM]

It's a great bit of software I have been using it for a few months now. Keep up the vids Colin, happy new yr

[pcfreak]

Did you ever try the QRM Eliminator a.k.a. X-phase? It’s a little device that also does wonders to noise on lower bands and it works (offline) purely on the radio signals. I haven’t tried it yet myself but the reports I’ve seen make a good impression.

[Tom_EFUE]

it's fantastic, I use this all the time this will work brilliant with your noise down the road when you had the power lines noise :) it picks the weak contacts up like 5/5 fantastic.

[gtretroworld]

Very interesting indeed especially for the older HF radios…Thanks for sharing 73’s M3VWN

[hbvqq]

Thank you Colin, great Video as always, keep it up! Maybe you have encountered a term coined "listening fatigue" during extended periods of Radio operation like contests for example. With RM Noise the listening fatigue is significantly reduced.

[EiiP]

Wonder why you did test on signals that were buried in noise?

[zrcl]

Wow this is amazing.... If it's real time 100% then it rocks. I use my radio remotely... So this is so important for me to work in real time 😮. I will try it

[cthoadmin]

Be interesting to know how much computing power this takes on the server, and whether it will be possible one day to run this from within a rig...

[robbannstrom]

I might just give this a whirl to see if I can receive ANYTHING in this very radio-noisy hole I live in! Dunno if you've seen it, or heard of it at all, but sota-antennas, followed by a "d-o-t" and then the letters "C", "O" and "M" has some nice configurable antenna designers with propagation patterns, VSWR curves, antenna currents diagrams and Smith charts, mainly for portable antennas, if you're into building your own antennas.

[leroymay]

Seems there is no Linux support. Too bad, but Windows is not used by me.

[dxscotland]

I finally got mine working colin and it’s absolutely brilliant!

[geirha]

Thanks for excellent information again, Colin. In your point of view Colin, are there any drawbacks using this software? I mean, how much will it cost to upgrade a desktop computer in order to gain the best results?

[Banjoman-pt]

Every one keeps complaining about local man-made noise but not a single operator who has complained that I have talked to has even installed or tried a noise cancelling phase system? They work! The QRM won't fix itself?

[timgtm]

Wow!!! Could be a wee game changer this Colin