Today's live stream revolved around integrating the RVC (Real Voice Cloning) pipeline into an audiobook maker, using TTS (Text-to-Speech) engines like Tortoise TTS. This integration aims to generate audiobooks with more realistic voices, incorporating models trained on user-specific data.
Initially, I faced a few debugging challenges. The primary goal was to install dependencies and ensure that torch, tortoise, and RVC pipelines were correctly set up in the virtual environment.
pip install torch
pip install tortoise
pip install my_rvc_pipeline
I set up a Python script to test if the TTS and RVC integrations were functioning correctly. The initial test script didn't work due to issues with referencing paths and packages, but after setting up the correct paths and confirming the presence of required packages, the integration started working.
from rvc_infer import RVCConvert
from tortoise_api import TortoiseAPI
model_path = "path/to/model.pth"
input_path = "path/to/input.wav"
output_dir = "path/to/output/"
api = TortoiseAPI()
response = api.call("Test String")
rvc = RVCConvert(model_path=model_path, input_path=response, output_dir=output_dir)
rvc.convert()
In order to maintain the newly created code and for version control, I initialized a Git repository.
git init
git add .
git commit -m "First commit"
git remote add origin <repository_url>
git push -u origin master
Various models and voice configurations were tested to get the optimal voice quality for the audiobook. The models used included Dewey 48k, Mel, and some other pre-trained voices.
voice_name: "Dewey 48k"
model_path: "path/to/Dewey_48k.pth"
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errors which were resolved by ensuring proper reading and writing permissions.The integration of the RVC pipeline into an audiobook maker aims to create more natural-sounding audiobooks. Despite some initial challenges, the proof of concept worked well, and future improvements will make the tool more robust and user-friendly.
The integration aims to produce more realistic voices in audiobooks by using models trained on user-specific data.
The primary challenges involved debugging path references, ensuring correct package installations, and tuning the voice models.
Key libraries and tools include torch
, tortoise
, RVC
, and Gradio
.
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error?The error was resolved by ensuring proper read and write permissions for the files and directories involved.
Future plans include adding more user-friendly parameter adjustments, integrating a Gradio-based GUI, and incorporating additional TTS engines.
Currently, it supports the language based on the trained voice models. Future updates may include additional language support.
This article and its subsequent sections provide a comprehensive summary of the live stream focused on creating an audiobook maker with realistic voices, highlighting the steps, challenges, and future plans for the project.
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