Speech Denoise

Single-stage speech enhancement pipeline — ffmpeg + ClearerVoice-Studio MossFormer2 GPU inference in one Modal container.

Pipeline code is bundled at ./denoise.py and ./src/. After npx skills add, runs from any directory.

Workflow

1. Prepare slug and identify files

Slug = task identifier (volume directory name). Use user-provided value, or generate denoise_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS if none given.

Directory input? Scan for audio/video (.m4a, .mp3, .mp4, .wav, .flac, .ogg, .aac, .mov, .avi), list with index, ask user to confirm selection.

Specific files? Use directly, no listing needed.

2. Upload to volume

Ensure volume exists (idempotent):

modal volume create speech2srt-data 2>/dev/null || true

Upload each file:

modal volume put speech2srt-data <local_file> <slug>/upload/

Modal put auto-creates remote directories — no need to create /upload/ manually.

3. Run pipeline

modal run ./denoise.py --slug <slug>

Stream output in real time.

Ctrl+C? Stop cleanly, report progress, tell user they can re-run with same slug (files are reused from volume).

4. Download results

For each original file, output is /_enhanced.wav:

modal volume get speech2srt-data <slug>/output/<file>_enhanced.wav <original_directory>/

Preserve original directory tree — do not flatten into ./results/.

5. Clean up

modal volume rm speech2srt-data <slug> --recursive

6. Report

Check local ffmpeg availability (which ffmpeg) — if present, ask about format conversion.

Output:

Done. Processed N file(s), RTF: X.XXx

Results:
  - <enhanced_path>  (X.X MB)

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Setup

Before first run, verify:

1. Python 3.9+ — python -V. Below 3.9 → tell user to install from python.org
2. Modal CLI — modal config show:
• token_id null → modal setup to authenticate
• command not found → pip install modal then modal setup

Error Handling

See references/error-handling.md for detailed error recovery.