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by koljab
402 days ago
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Yeah I know the voice polarizes, I trained it for myself, so it's not an official release. You can change the voice here: https://github.com/KoljaB/RealtimeVoiceChat/blob/main/code/a... Create a subfolder in the app container: ./models/some_folder_name
Copy the files from your desired voice into that folder: config.json, model.pth, vocab.json and speakers_xtts.pth (you can copy the speakers_xtts.pth from Lasinya, it's the same for every voice) Then change the specific_model="Lasinya" line in audio_module.py into specific_model="some_folder_name". If you change TTS_START_ENGINE to "kokoro" in server.py it's supposed to work, what does happen then? Can you post the log message? |
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I didn't realise that you custom-made that voice. Would you have some links to other out-of-the-box voices for coqui? I'm having some trouble finding them. I think from seeing the demo page that the idea is that you clone someone else's voice or something with that engine. Because I don't see any voices listed. I've never seen it before.
And yes I switched to Kokoro now, I thought it was the default already but then I saw there were 3 lines configuring the same thing. So that's working. Kokoro isn't quite as good though as coqui, that's why I'm wondering about that. I also used kokoro on openwebui and I wasn't very happy with it there either. It's fast, but some pronounciation is weird. Also, it would be amazing to have bilingual TTS (English/Spanish in my case). And it looks like Coqui might be able to do that.