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Couple highlights: > Complete local text-to-waveform speech synthesis under 10M parameters. In case, like me, you hoped "complete" voice might mean both stt and tts. Not to speak poorly of it, just clarifying. > English only, with one fixed male voice. This is not zero-shot voice cloning. (And then a bunch of statements on limitations that I read as 'quality can be spotty but if you play with it it should be fine') B…
I'd love to hear it but it seems your quota is exhausted.
wrote a web-demo, runs in your browser https://inflect-tts.geronimo-labs.com code: https://github.com/geronimi73/inflect-tts
On my iPhone 14 Pro the page crashes after 2-3 plays. I wonder if it uses too much memory?
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wrote a web-demo, runs in your browser https://inflect-tts.geronimo-labs.com code: https://github.com/geronimi73/inflect-tts
Nice! Strangely, "Nano" sounds a lot better than "Micro" to me. On my iPhone 14 Pro the page crashes after 2-3 plays. I wonder if it uses too much memory?
I keep seeing tts stories here. Is it just an interesting subset of the llm world, or is there a huge use case I’m somehow missing?
I use STT/TTS to interface with a local LLM for Home Assistant in my house.
Couple highlights: > Complete local text-to-waveform speech synthesis under 10M parameters. In case, like me, you hoped "complete" voice might mean both stt and tts. Not to speak poorly of it, just clarifying. > English only, with one fixed male voice. This is not zero-shot voice cloning. (And then a bunch of statements on limitations that I read as 'quality can be spotty but if you play with it it should be fine') B…
When would “text-to-waveform speech synthesis” ever imply speech to text?