Best Open Source Text-to-Speech AI Tutorial in 2024

Parler-TTS is a lightweight text-to-speech (TTS) model that can generate high-quality, natural sounding speech in the style of a given speaker (gender, pitch, speaking style, etc). It is a reproduction of work from the paper Natural language guidance of high-fidelity text-to-speech with synthetic annotations by Dan Lyth and Simon King, from Stability AI and Edinburgh University respectively.

Contrarily to other TTS models, Parler-TTS is a fully open-source release. All of the datasets, pre-processing, training code and weights are released publicly under permissive license, enabling the community to build on our work and develop their own powerful TTS models.

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[antonpictures]

indians are the best at coding. fact. you sounded so good i subscribed

[Kleidos]

Don't be so harsh on yourself. Your voice is much better than the AI voice you demo'd in the beginning. MUCH better.

[siddhubhai]

If you would be wearing earbuds or headphones you would realize that the generated audio through AI was majorly running only on the left channel of pair !!

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You look smart after getting your hair cut. It's been a week since I last saw you.

[sagarangadi]

Thank you for introducing this model, gonna use this for my product. Just a suggestion, there are very less tuttorials on youtube where they take a model and show how to implement the models in project, these tuttorials will give your channel a lot of power and also very helpful for begginers, would love to see more of such kind...

[pareak]

This video is right in time. I am working on a local chatbot with speech output.

[puneet]

Fine tuning my own voice on this model will be interesting

[ogahsunday]

Make a tutorial on how to produce its llama.cpp version so what we can use it for android app inferencing

[testales]

Very useful to know about this option. I just failed miserably when trying to figure out why the voice with bark are different all the time until I realized that this is by design. I'm not happy with CoquiTTS either, specially when it comes to non-English speakers and Tortoise has it's issue already in its name. There is some hype about AllTalk TTs but that's in it's core just CoquiTTS. Did I miss a major option?

[dhruvmehta]

People are using the term artificial intelligence so vagely nowadays can you make a video that explains what actually ai is and what is the difference between having a basic algorithm like Google or youtube and having ai

[KALYAN]

I loved it, I just subscribed,
Could u please drop a tutorial to fine tune this with regional language like Telugu, Thai or viatnames please …..

[BiMoba]

Are there any oss api server for this model, sir?

[vivekkarumudi]

i was genuinely fooled the first few secs, i was just thinking maybe you know how to impress the global audience with your new accent.

[KumR]

lol..for a second I thought there is some issue with my laptop 🙂

[intfloat]

hey bro, are there any opensource models to enhance audio like in adobe firefly?

[MaraScottAI]

this is a cool tool, could do a video on how to train for foreign language like french ?

[gmag]

Is this model trained for multilingual generation

[harshsethia]

I feel alibaba's fun-audio-llm's cosyvoice and sensevoice are much better than this.. Opensource and really good models

[SloanMosley]

It's a shame that voice cloning is not enabled by default. I am guessing it's a legal issue. I image it's easy to do though. Just like they convert the voice description into vector space to adjust the output, you could do the same with an audio input.

[iroehkv]

"ED IN BRUH" (not eye-din-burg university)🙂