Set report
Thursday late show
8.1 minutes analyzed by automated response detection.
Measurement receipt
What supports this report
39 detections ÷ 8.1 min = 4.8
Mixed measurement evidence. Some detections rely only on speech pauses. Verify those moments against the tape before changing material.
Timing opportunity · check the tape
Possible talk-through moments
Three signals agreed: sustained audio + measured speech + laugh marker
You got a response. Now check whether you gave it room.
A sustained response overlapped your next words at these timestamps. That can mean you moved on early—but a tag, crowd-work exchange, close mic, or imperfect transcript timing can look the same. Listen before changing the bit.
- 012:513.1s response candidate72% speech overlapCheck your original recording
- 025:122.4s response candidate65% speech overlapCheck your original recording
- 037:102.0s response candidate55% speech overlapCheck your original recording
Why this is conservative: LaughSignal only surfaces a moment when audio, speech timing, and a machine laugh marker agree. It stores the timing measurements—not extra joke text—and never changes your LPM.
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Achievements
Every detection
Response timeline
Peak detections
Top 3 detected moments
Ranked within this recording by duration and relative audio intensity
“That is not a family group chat. That is a hostage negotiation with birthday GIFs.”
“My smartwatch congratulated me for standing up. At my age, honestly, fair.”
“I said, if the algorithm knows me that well, it should at least pay half the rent.”
Moment by moment
Your set, reaction-tiered.
…if the algorithm knows me that well, it should at least pay half the rent · 15-word setup
5.8s detected…airport people clap when the plane lands like the pilot just parallel parked · 13-word setup
2.6s detected…I told the barista my name and she still spelled it like a ransom note · 15-word setup
3.7s detected…that is not a family group chat, that is a hostage negotiation with birthday GIFs · 15-word setup
7.2s detected…the bit about my gym membership ran 46 seconds without a detected response · 13-word setup
46s response gap…my landlord calls it 'cozy' — cozy is a word for small that pays no rent either · 17-word setup
4.9s detected…my smartwatch congratulated me for standing up — at my age, honestly, fair · 13-word setup
6.1s detectedBefore this set’s strongest detected responses, the machine transcript averaged ~14 words. Verify the boundaries before treating that as a writing pattern.
Tiers are automated and set-relative. They classify detected response duration—not writing quality, audience intent, or whether a joke is proven across rooms.
Set #6 · your trajectory
How is this set trending?
Trend note: recording quality changes the detector. Compare sets recorded with a similar mic position, room, and crowd level.
Machine transcript · verify before quotingshow / hide
Automatic transcription can mishear punchlines, names, audience noise, and speaker changes. It supports navigation; it is not a verbatim record.
…so I download the meditation app, right, and it opens with a notification: 'You haven't meditated in 14 days.' That is not mindfulness, that is my mother with a subscription model. And I said, if the algorithm knows me that well, it should at least pay half the rent. [laughter] My landlord calls the place cozy. Cozy is a word for small that pays no rent either. [laughter] I fly home for the holidays, the whole plane claps when we land, like the pilot just parallel parked a bus…
How to read this
Turn the numbers into your next set.
Automated response candidates divided by analyzed minutes. It is most useful as your own trend across similarly recorded sets—not as a universal comedy benchmark.
Banker, Hitter, and Workhorse rank response duration within the detector’s thresholds. Review flags a long response gap. None of them grade the writing itself.
Duration is the measured event length. Intensity is normalized within this recording, so its loudest audio event is always 100. Setup counts come from a machine transcript and should be checked.
Audio-backed events carry the strongest direct signal. Transcript markers are machine-generated. Gap-only events are clues, not confirmed laughs. Support coverage describes the inputs; it is not an accuracy percentage.
This optional note appears only when sustained audio, measured speech, and a laugh marker overlap. It points you to the tape; it does not decide whether a tag, riff, or transition was intentional.
Do next: verify the top three against the tape, review one long response gap, and record your next set the same way so the comparison is honest. Track the pattern over time in Analyst.
Straight with you
Measurement, with receipts.
LaughSignal combines crowd-audio bursts, speech pauses, and machine-transcript markers to find response candidates. It is automated measurement—not human judgment, proof of audience intent, or a grade on your writing. The evidence receipt shows exactly what supported the result.
Private processor · pipeline 1.4.0 · transcript model whisper.cpp-small.en