
Deep-learning-based vocal separation architectures (e.g., Spleeter, Demucs) achieve impressive stem isolation but incur significant computational overhead, latency (10–30 seconds per track), and server infrastructure costs due to cloud processing. In this paper, we introduce a deterministic, zero-latency (0ms processing delay) client-side digital signal processing (DSP) framework for real-time vocal suppression running natively in modern web browsers via Web Audio API. Our algorithm integrates stereo phase subtraction (L - R), a 10-band surgical formant notch filter bank (300Hz - 3500Hz), parallel sub-bass (8kHz) preservation channels, and a 20ms Haas Effect psychoacoustic delay to reconstruct 3D stereo spatial width. Empirical benchmarks confirm 100% client-side execution, zero data transfer latency, and complete user data privacy.
Real-Time Audio, Audio Signal Processing, Vocal Isolation, Digital Signal Processing, Web Audio API
Real-Time Audio, Audio Signal Processing, Vocal Isolation, Digital Signal Processing, Web Audio API
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