Real-Time-Voice-Cloning VS Real-Time-Voice-Cloning

Starting with github:Real-Time-Voice-Cloning, using just the Daniels speech from the short clip here I had it generate this clearly flawed generated sample which still has some of the timbre of his voice. I'm guessing a larger sample may work better, given the success that many other voices have had. If we fed in the full corpus of Knight Rider, St. Elsewhere, etc. there's certainly plenty of content available. Probably best to skip 1776, though.

I was doing some text-to-speech research and came upon this today: https://github.com/CorentinJ/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning

Here's a great open source project you could follow yourself and try at home..

oh for sure, there have already been commercial games released exploring such technology.. and you can go clone your voice right now on github w/ mit licensed tech if you want. nvm, today's commercial offerings can even add emotion convincingly to their synthesized speech.

Hello! Using this amazing software I took 7 seconds of Eddy's voice (from their lofi video and from their bubble tea video consecutively) and got my 2 favorite results: https://youtu.be/XisqpQmbf1Y. Which is better? If you want them to say anything else you can comment and ill pick my favorites.

I'm the author of FakeYou.com, so I have a little experience in this area.

This appears to be a repackaging of RealTimeVoiceCloning [1], albeit with a few additions, such as GSTs.

No matter what the repo claims, your results will depend on high quality data. Lots of it, and with ample fine tuning.

If you're picking this up for a project, HiFi-Gan is pretty much the best vocoder right now. Tacotron still produces great results.

[1] https://github.com/CorentinJ/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning

Hello, r/learnpython. I've come across this thing I really want to use on GitHub (specifically this: https://github.com/shawwn/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning). The interface looked easy, and I really wanted to use it, so I decided to get started... And now I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing.

Ok, you shouldn't be running the pip command from the python shell. It should be run in the default command prompt. Exit out of python with exit() and run the command again. Also, note that you need to download the project first obviously and run the command from the project's folder. If you haven't done that, use git clone https://github.com/shawwn/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning, or you can use the download button on the github page and unzip the resulting compressed folder. You go to the project's folder in the command prompt with cd MY_PROJECT_LOCATION, where you replace MY_PROJECT_LOCATION with the absolute path to the folder with the project.