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Aurora covering "Rasputin" - written, produced and co-sung by Frank Farian - is "taking it from minorities"
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Aurora covering "Rasputin" - written, produced and co-sung by Frank Farian - is "taking it from minorities"

Here ya have it folks - an Instagram post with the singer Aurora performing her version of Boney M's "Rasputin" gets called out for "gentrification" - or rather "half-colloquial meaning of it being white people taking from minorities". With a German white man being the literal heart of the band, as the writer, producer, and the main male singer.

And "A" sure is doubling down on the confidently incorrect rhetoric down the comments, as she argues it doesn't matter who wrote it because quote "is the girl in the video writing a song?"

Please make it make sense... I'm trying not to think like Mr. C - but, boy, is it one hell of a job!

u/tarmanlord — 7 days ago
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How can I correct mistakes in captions' text in EL Studio's "Add captions" tool?

Hi!

I've started using the "Add captions" tool inside ElevenLabs Studio.

My use case is simple, I have a short "taking heads" video and I need captions generated for it.

The initial problem is, the AI making the transcription from that clip's audio doesn't always accurately write down all the phrases.

And the real problem is, as soon as I correct the transcribed text, the original audio (real recorded voices) automatically gets replaced with AI generated TTS voice.

I need to be able to correct the text and have the real voice still be there afterwards.

I tried a method with correcting, muting the audio, exporting and adding it back on to a clip in another program.

But this doesn't too well either, because the regeneration messes up the captions' timing, so they don't match up to what the person is currently saying.

Does anyone have any advice for how to navigate this issue? It honestly feels a bit silly, as correcting a typo should be the no. 1 feature available in such a tool.

Thanks in advance for any responses

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u/tarmanlord — 3 months ago