Multichannel vs Diarization
Blog post from Deepgram
Multichannel audio and diarization are two features that can be used for speech recognition tasks. Multichannel audio separates different people's voices into individual channels, making it easier to focus on one speaker when reviewing the audio file. Diarization, on the other hand, separates audio by the person speaking, whether they are on a different channel or not. Deepgram offers both multichannel and diarization features that can be used individually or combined depending on the specific use case.
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