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You could pipe the output to an audio file with ffmpeg or pyaudio and save it locally
by akadeb 8mo ago
You could pipe the output to an audio file with ffmpeg or pyaudio and save it locally
- viraptor 8mo agoI don't want to save the audio. I want to save the voice model so I can use it for many different texts, for consistency.
- stuckkeys 8mo agoYes, you can. I was just testing it. I made a "My Custom Voices" tab, and recorded a small sample of my own voice or upload a sample of w/e voice. Then you can use it. I am in the process of training a model of my voice too to see how it handles it using the 1.7b Works surprisingly good with a 4090. I will also try it on 5090. This is the best one I have seen so far. NGL. 11Labs is cooked lol.