Sound classification
Organise recordings using your environment’s categories. Retain audio and labels to review ambiguous or unknown sounds.
Use cases / Audio and voice
Audio analysis
Classify recordings, detect acoustic events and ask questions about audio content. Use specialized models to extract information from speech and signals that a transcript does not capture.
With QDivZero, you can deploy compatible audio understanding models or your own task-specific models. Connect their labels, events and answers with your application’s processes through an API.
Understand the audio itself
Turn recordings into information about sounds and events. Choose models with the categories and outputs your application needs.
Organise recordings using your environment’s categories. Retain audio and labels to review ambiguous or unknown sounds.
Identify relevant patterns and events in a recording. If you need their timing, choose a model that supports those outputs.
Query recordings with audio-understanding models. Provide specific questions and retain the file to verify results.
Deploy a private or fine-tuned model compatible with your signals. Connect outputs through an API and evaluate them under real capture conditions.
Build it with QDivZero
Select a model with the categories or outputs your task requires. Send the recording, validate the result and retain its reference to connect it to your workflow.
Prepare the recording or signal in the required format.
Define sounds, events, or questions to identify.
The specialist model analyzes the signal directly.
Use labels, events, or answers in your application.
Open-weight / Hugging Face
An audio understanding model and a specialized detector have different goals. Choose based on whether you need answers about a recording, sound categories or specific events; compare outputs with audio from your environment. A recording-understanding model does not necessarily return event-detector outputs. Compare task, result formats, and input conditions against your application’s objective.
Audio understanding
Understand recordings and work with speech and acoustic content.
View model on Hugging FaceAudio classification
Explore models trained for specific sounds, events, or signals.
Explore audio modelsYour own models
For a defined task with your own categories, examples, and training data.
Deploy your modelAudio analysis
AI audio analysis uses models to understand recordings, classify sounds, or identify acoustic events. It can work directly with signals and spoken information. Deploy compatible audio models on QDivZero and integrate them into your workflows through an API.
Transcription recovers words from recordings. Audio analysis can also use sounds, events, and signal characteristics absent from text. Choose ASR, an audio-understanding model, or both based on the information you need.
Yes, with models trained for the required categories and events. Work with sound types, patterns, or specific signals. Check whether the model returns labels, temporal localization, or other outputs and evaluate it on recordings from your environment.
Explore Kimi-Audio for recording understanding and specialist Hugging Face models for classification or detection. Models support different tasks and outputs. Choose a version compatible with the runtime and audio you intend to process.
Deploy a private or fine-tuned model compatible with the runtime and available compute. Work with signals, labels, and examples from your environment. Check architecture, input formats, and outputs before connecting it to your application.
Deploy a compatible model on QDivZero, prepare audio input, and send it to the endpoint. Your application receives labels, events, or answers and connects them to your workflow. Match format, duration, and concurrency to model requirements.
Define the sounds and labels your application needs and check the model’s training data. Evaluate it with recordings from your environment, including noise and similar categories. If you need to locate events in time, verify that the model provides that information rather than only a recording-level label.
Yes. Your application can use one model to analyze the signal and ASR to recover words. It can then index the transcript and metadata to search recordings by content or category. Each stage contributes different information you can bring together in one process.
Integrate sound classification, audio understanding or event detection into your processes. Deploy a compatible Hugging Face model or your own model in QDivZero and connect its results with your application.