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What are some tools and methods for detecting and removing human voice from audio?

Specific case that I am interested in is this female scream at 0:04 in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_9NUGFsmfc

It's an old Slovenian TV show. I would like to have it's intro (0:00 - 1:10) for my ringtone.
But the female scream as part of a ringtone is not appropriate for many social situations.
Which is why I am interested in getting it removed.
Problem is that it overlaps with the start of the guitar riff, which I do want to keep in. So just selecting that part of the audio and deleting it is not a good solution.
I have been playing around with some functions in Audacity, but so far nothing resulted in "just remove the scream".

Thank you in advance for your suggestions and advice.
Are there any other communities that would know how to achieve this?

https://obzorje.kompot.si/apps/files_sharing/publicpreview/m7wX7xw7ybgHDyR?file=%2F&fileId=9275787&x=1920&y=1080&a=true&etag=c8736e55e40cf4ccb90eb316efa2423a

The left side of the image above shows how icons currently look in LineageOS even when the dark theme is enabled in the phone settings. At least when using the default launcher, Trebuchet (com.android.launcher3).
Right side is how I imagine that icons should look like with dark theme enabled.
Ideally, this change should take affect across whole system. So on home screen, in the app drawer and in all other parts of the UI where app icons get displayed.

My two questions for you:

1. Any ideas or suggestions for what options or workarounds could be used to achieve this right now?
   • Yes, launcher with support for custom icons could mitigate part of this issue.
   • Themed Icons affects just home screen and changes whole icons instead of just background.
2. What would be the development / contribution process for introducing this functionality into LineageOS by default?
   • LineageOS issue tracker prohibits submission of feature requests. Which part of the internet would then be most appropriate for discussion about how to make this happen?
   • Is this even within a scope of LineageOS? Should this feature be implemented within AOSP in order to get introduced into LOS?

Are there any projects that are working on the design of some potential socio-economic / political systems, which could be used after collapse of the current system?

It seems like it would be good idea to design potential system beforehand, instead of quickly slapping one together under pressure of societal chaos.
And designing one from the start would allow for introduction of various features, which would be hard to implement by applying modifications to current system.
Features like some built-in mitigation of various kinds of corruption. Some increased flexibility for quick response to the exploitation of loopholes. Stuff like that.

Post any relevant links or resources.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27001400

PeerTube is a decentralized and federated alternative to YouTube. The goal of PeerTube is not to replace YouTube but to offer a viable alternative using the strength of ActivityPub and P2P protocols.

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If you want to contribute to PeerTube, feel free to:

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this one is more entertaining: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZB1EuWMuSqU

if someone is compiling a list of relevant links, this could be added to it