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The document outlines two input interfaces for audio processing: a voice recording interface for direct microphone recordings and a file upload interface for pre-recorded audio files. It also describes two output screens, including a processed audio visualization and download options for transformed audio files. This setup allows users to record or upload audio and access processed results easily.
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The document outlines two input interfaces for audio processing: a voice recording interface for direct microphone recordings and a file upload interface for pre-recorded audio files. It also describes two output screens, including a processed audio visualization and download options for transformed audio files. This setup allows users to record or upload audio and access processed results easily.
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