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If this lives up to the demo it's a huge development for anyone looking to do realistic tts without paying to use an API

• kristopolous 1y ago
  there's quite a number of pretty low overhead models around that do that in realtime these days.
  • foofoo12 1y ago
    no
  • MarsIronPI 1y ago
    But how many of them support voice cloning? (Genuine question; I haven't seen any other than this one.)
    • nickthegreek 1y ago
      microsoft’s vibe voice.
      • MarsIronPI 1y ago
        VibeVoice (according to the repo description) is currently unavailable due to "misuse". But my impression was that it required a significant (>8GB) amount of VRAM? Or that it wasn't suitable for on-device for devices with low specs.
        • nickthegreek 1y ago
          its unavailable from their repo, but was released with an open license and mirrors exist. I'm not sure what the VRAM req are.
          • MarsIronPI 1y ago
            According to this issue[0] the 1.5B model needs 6GB of VRAM. Meanwhile it looks like NeuTTS is designed to be able to run on CPU, which is nice for older/lower-spec hardware. 0: https://github.com/microsoft/VibeVoice/issues/26#issuecomment-3227465614 https://github.com/microsoft/VibeVoice/issues/26#issuecommen...