I've been experimenting with this for a bit, and I'm disappointed by how vague and incomplete the English documentation on these settings is. In an effort to remedy this, here's my breakdown of each setting: Response threshold: Controls the noise gate. Any sound below the threshold is suppressed. This is used to prevent background noise and hiss from being turned into strange mumbling. Equivalent to "S. Threshold" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Pitch settings: Applies a pitch offset to your input voice. Every multiple of 12 setting increases or decreases the voice by an octave. Adjustments by 1 increase or decrease by a semitone. Using whole octaves is primarily used to ensure you can sing in the same key. Equivalent to "TUNE" in w-okada. Equivalent to "Transpose" in RVC WebUI. Index rate: When an index file is provided, this slider augments the target voice by preserving more of its accent and less of the input voice (to reduce tone leakage). This is particularly useful for voices trained with a low epoch count (around 200-ish or less). If set too high, it can cause strange pronunciation artifacts. I usually find something around 0.30 to sound good, but it varies by voice model. Equivalent to "INDEX" in w-okada. Equivalent to "Search feature ratio" in RVC WebUI. Loudness factor: How little to preserve the loudness of the input performance. At 0, the loudness of the cloned voice should match the loudness of the input voice. At 1, the cloned voice will always be at full loudness. 0 is useful if you want to distinguish between whispers, talking, screaming, etc. 1 is useful to have the cloned voice always speak loudly and clearly, as loud as the loudest things it was trained on (which can have artifacts such as mic clipping depending on the training set). Values in-between provide partial volume control biased toward being louder, the closer you get to 1. There is no equivalent in w-okada. Equivalent to "volume envelope scaling" in RVC WebUI. Pitch detection algorithm: Different algorithms are better at different things. rmvpe is the current state-of-the-art and works fastest and usually with the highest quality. Equivalent to "F0 Det." in w-okada. Equivalent to "pitch extraction algorithm" in RVC WebUI. Sample length: The realtime voice changer works by sending small chunks of audio for quick conversion, then stitching them together. Longer sample lengths feed in longer chunks, making the stitches less obvious and reducing GPU requirements but increasing output latency. On a low end GPU, setting this too low will make the GPU unable to keep up and produces stutters. On a high end GPU, setting this too low will cause warbling as an artifact of stitching many overly-short chunks together. Equivalent to "CHUNK" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Number of CPUs: Self explanatory. Note, however, that rmvpe is a GPU-based pitch extractor and should be relatively unaffected by this setting. There is no equivalent in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Fade length: The length between chunks to crossfade together. Longer may reduce warbling. Equivalent to "overlap" in w-okada advanced settings. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Extra inference time: How much old audio to load into each chunk. The extra context usually improves voice quality for the generated chunk but is more demanding for the GPU. Equivalent to "EXTRA" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Input noise reduction: Attempts to remove non-speech background noise from the input to prevent sounds from being turned into strange mumbling. Equivalent to "NOISE" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Output noise reduction: Applies the same noise reduction to the output voice. Possibly good for poorly trained voices with lots of background noise. There is no equivalent in w-okada, but the usefulness of this setting is dubious. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Input voice monitor: Lets you hear the voice audio being passed in to the voice changer, sent to the target output device. Useful to ensure you are passing in the audio you actually want or to passthrough your audio without voice changing. Comparable to "monitor" settings in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI. Output converted voice: Outputs the voice conversion to the target output device. Main features RVC realtime has that w-okoda doesn't: Loudness factor controls. W-okoda seems to always use a value of 0. Significantly lower CPU usage at equivalent performance settings, in my experience. Main features that w-okoda has that RVC realtime doesn't: No system to save model presets. Input/output gain is missing. Input noise reduction is less robust compared to w-okoda, which offers echo reduction and multiple noise suppression techniques. Unlike w-okoda, you cannot passthrough to the input mic, instead requiring the use of virtual audio cable to pass the cloned voice into voice calls and microphone recording programs. In w-okoda, when the mic loudness falls below the response threshold, the tool is paused until speech is once again loud enough, saving GPU and CPU resources. RVC realtime always passes audio whenever it is running. Unlike w-okoda, you cannot monitor the cloned voice while outputting it. You can work around this by using the "listen" feature in the Windows sounds panel on a virtual audio cable instead. No built-in recording functionality. Missing most of the settings in the w-okoda "advanced settings" menu. No way to choose which GPU to run the voice model on. You can get around this by setting CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=# in a terminal before launching the tool from there, where # is the index of your target GPU (0, 1, 2, etc.).
you can use it in a real time environment like Zoom or Teams. You just need to delay the video the same length as what the AI voice is delayed. Use OBS for that.
AHEM, if anyone is struggling to get it running or crashing, if your top INPUT device has (MME), go to your output and look for your sound system that you use to hear things that also has (MME), since they need to match, which is important because if you download it, it doesn't come packaged with matching MME
W-okada works good with AMD gpus, BUT it does take some EXTRA messing around, like having the RVC files on the desktop, having to switch to cpu to convert your voices to ONYX, you have to do a lot of app resets at a few stages in the conversion just to clear the cache too (have to do this process for every voice conversion to ONYX). Found the delay could be changed from 380ms to the 100ms afterwards on my 7900xtx and 7950x3d, still learning and tweaking though to get it faster
@@MrGuitarguy16 have you found the best settings for it? using my AMD and honestly it isnt too bad but I'd honestly like it way better without all the lag.
it just can't work (No response / stopped working when I run it) any ideas of what could I have been possibly done wrong? The code can't even run, it just show the input and output device and then 'cuda_is_available: True' Then no more
Thank you for your efforts❤ Could you clarify if the real-time live voice changer can be connected to platforms like TikTok Live or Messenger calls, apart from Discord?"
i need help, i have all my models installed, and have my microphone and headset plugged in and put the correct ones into the settings. but once i start the audio conversion it crashes. Can anyone help?
you need to upgrade your gpu. Gpus with more cuda cores. I've seen people with 1080 ti and 2070 super doing ok with 3500/2500 cuda cores. Even a 3060/3060 ti is good enough.
does this scale with horsepower better? my main issue with the old software was that it was barely touching my GPU but providing a fairly lousy output at low latency. I just want to pin my hardware and have good RVC with low latency!
thanks for the video ,i have been using it for 2 weeks now ,but this voice changer has some problems of pronouncing certain sounds , starting from " u and o " sounds , it just can't pronounce certain words , do you have any settings that can fix these issues? When i pronounce : " wukong " ,the vc just pronounce something else like : "blerong " , and when i try to pronounce " form " , it pronounced as " ferm " , this voice changer just cant pronounce certain sounds , i don't understand why , even i used multiple different voice models , still have the same issues.
So many people in the comments say this doesnt work anymore even when the vid first came out 3 months ago a bunch of people said this doesnt work. So im not even gonna bother
also there's a comment below that said: "if anyone is struggling to get it running or crashing, if your top INPUT device has (MME), go to your output and look for your sound system that you use to hear things that also has (MME), since they need to match, which is important because if you download it, it doesn't come packaged with matching MME" it works again for me
Hey man, I have a problem about the w-okada voice changer, so my interface does not show my actual GPU, it only gives me options to choose from GPU0 and GPU1, what’s the problem here?
ik it’s late but you can check ur task manager to see what GPU0 and GPU1 is… for example my integrated intel gpu is labelled GPU0 and my external gpu is labelled GPU1
I tried on both Linux and Windows, both of the latest releases are not working on ether OS. Ether ive missed something, or there is something i need to do, but don't understand.
This just straight up doesnt work anymore. Many people in the github cant get it working theoryizing that its the names of the inputs and outputs (cant have spaces)
i need a guide for complete idiots on this because i dont even know what to install or how to install it and every button i click just leads me onto a 19 million word screen that tells me to click 17 links to go to another website. im awful with tech idek what im doing.
The funny thing is that I can still hear that you are asian in most of these changers. Tbf I am a high leveled racist so don't get down these are good changers
I've been experimenting with this for a bit, and I'm disappointed by how vague and incomplete the English documentation on these settings is. In an effort to remedy this, here's my breakdown of each setting:
Response threshold: Controls the noise gate. Any sound below the threshold is suppressed. This is used to prevent background noise and hiss from being turned into strange mumbling. Equivalent to "S. Threshold" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Pitch settings: Applies a pitch offset to your input voice. Every multiple of 12 setting increases or decreases the voice by an octave. Adjustments by 1 increase or decrease by a semitone. Using whole octaves is primarily used to ensure you can sing in the same key. Equivalent to "TUNE" in w-okada. Equivalent to "Transpose" in RVC WebUI.
Index rate: When an index file is provided, this slider augments the target voice by preserving more of its accent and less of the input voice (to reduce tone leakage). This is particularly useful for voices trained with a low epoch count (around 200-ish or less). If set too high, it can cause strange pronunciation artifacts. I usually find something around 0.30 to sound good, but it varies by voice model. Equivalent to "INDEX" in w-okada. Equivalent to "Search feature ratio" in RVC WebUI.
Loudness factor: How little to preserve the loudness of the input performance. At 0, the loudness of the cloned voice should match the loudness of the input voice. At 1, the cloned voice will always be at full loudness. 0 is useful if you want to distinguish between whispers, talking, screaming, etc. 1 is useful to have the cloned voice always speak loudly and clearly, as loud as the loudest things it was trained on (which can have artifacts such as mic clipping depending on the training set). Values in-between provide partial volume control biased toward being louder, the closer you get to 1. There is no equivalent in w-okada. Equivalent to "volume envelope scaling" in RVC WebUI.
Pitch detection algorithm: Different algorithms are better at different things. rmvpe is the current state-of-the-art and works fastest and usually with the highest quality. Equivalent to "F0 Det." in w-okada. Equivalent to "pitch extraction algorithm" in RVC WebUI.
Sample length: The realtime voice changer works by sending small chunks of audio for quick conversion, then stitching them together. Longer sample lengths feed in longer chunks, making the stitches less obvious and reducing GPU requirements but increasing output latency. On a low end GPU, setting this too low will make the GPU unable to keep up and produces stutters. On a high end GPU, setting this too low will cause warbling as an artifact of stitching many overly-short chunks together. Equivalent to "CHUNK" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Number of CPUs: Self explanatory. Note, however, that rmvpe is a GPU-based pitch extractor and should be relatively unaffected by this setting. There is no equivalent in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Fade length: The length between chunks to crossfade together. Longer may reduce warbling. Equivalent to "overlap" in w-okada advanced settings. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Extra inference time: How much old audio to load into each chunk. The extra context usually improves voice quality for the generated chunk but is more demanding for the GPU. Equivalent to "EXTRA" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Input noise reduction: Attempts to remove non-speech background noise from the input to prevent sounds from being turned into strange mumbling. Equivalent to "NOISE" in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Output noise reduction: Applies the same noise reduction to the output voice. Possibly good for poorly trained voices with lots of background noise. There is no equivalent in w-okada, but the usefulness of this setting is dubious. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Input voice monitor: Lets you hear the voice audio being passed in to the voice changer, sent to the target output device. Useful to ensure you are passing in the audio you actually want or to passthrough your audio without voice changing. Comparable to "monitor" settings in w-okada. Not applicable in RVC WebUI.
Output converted voice: Outputs the voice conversion to the target output device.
Main features RVC realtime has that w-okoda doesn't:
Loudness factor controls. W-okoda seems to always use a value of 0.
Significantly lower CPU usage at equivalent performance settings, in my experience.
Main features that w-okoda has that RVC realtime doesn't:
No system to save model presets.
Input/output gain is missing.
Input noise reduction is less robust compared to w-okoda, which offers echo reduction and multiple noise suppression techniques.
Unlike w-okoda, you cannot passthrough to the input mic, instead requiring the use of virtual audio cable to pass the cloned voice into voice calls and microphone recording programs.
In w-okoda, when the mic loudness falls below the response threshold, the tool is paused until speech is once again loud enough, saving GPU and CPU resources. RVC realtime always passes audio whenever it is running.
Unlike w-okoda, you cannot monitor the cloned voice while outputting it. You can work around this by using the "listen" feature in the Windows sounds panel on a virtual audio cable instead.
No built-in recording functionality.
Missing most of the settings in the w-okoda "advanced settings" menu.
No way to choose which GPU to run the voice model on. You can get around this by setting CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=# in a terminal before launching the tool from there, where # is the index of your target GPU (0, 1, 2, etc.).
That's awesome! Thanks for your efforts in writing this
this deserves a pin bc ill look at it for a long time
Need to screenshot this
You're a legend o7
😅 @@theAIsearch
I ain't reading allat
you can use it in a real time environment like Zoom or Teams. You just need to delay the video the same length as what the AI voice is delayed. Use OBS for that.
OBS?
@@user-jt8xw6fd1v Open Broadcasting Software, a program you can type into youtube or google and learn whatever you need.
@@user-jt8xw6fd1v obs studio, a recording software
@@user-jt8xw6fd1v program for recording and livestreaming. You can start a virtual webcam on that program and use it how you like.
@@user-jt8xw6fd1v the most popular video recording software in the world?
Your content can still be easily understood by a non-native English speaker. Thank u
My pleasure 😊
I rlly do appreciate the effort u put in ur content i rlly do
Thanks!
AHEM, if anyone is struggling to get it running or crashing, if your top INPUT device has (MME), go to your output and look for your sound system that you use to hear things that also has (MME), since they need to match, which is important because if you download it, it doesn't come packaged with matching MME
oh my god thank you i was having that exact issue
ur such a W for this
Thanks a lot
I was just going to delete it and found your comment
You are a god to me thanks a lot
*Bro really finding excellent excuse's to use gura's voice and im here for it* 👏🐴
😃
Will this work better on AMD video cards compared to W-Okada?
I don't have one, so I'm not sure. Let's see if anyone else can share their experience here
AMD cards have problems for some reason. When working with neural networks, some special settings or libraries are required. Not always, but often.
what is the best ai voice changer for amd gpus ?
W-okada works good with AMD gpus, BUT it does take some EXTRA messing around, like having the RVC files on the desktop, having to switch to cpu to convert your voices to ONYX, you have to do a lot of app resets at a few stages in the conversion just to clear the cache too (have to do this process for every voice conversion to ONYX). Found the delay could be changed from 380ms to the 100ms afterwards on my 7900xtx and 7950x3d, still learning and tweaking though to get it faster
@@MrGuitarguy16 have you found the best settings for it? using my AMD and honestly it isnt too bad but I'd honestly like it way better without all the lag.
Can you recommend a good text to speech AI that i can change the voice using RVC?
it just can't work (No response / stopped working when I run it)
any ideas of what could I have been possibly done wrong?
The code can't even run, it just show the input and output device and then 'cuda_is_available: True'
Then no more
these ai voices are scarily accurate, even the markiplier one
Im gonna be honest at the start you can tell its AI even without knowing that its AI.
Im gonna be honest at the start you can tell its AI even without knowing that its AI.
@@skye-zi2nf my grandma would easily fall for that
@@Punpas Like every normal person who don't know much about computer stuff
How to uninstall RVC or Okada software if we want to update? is it okay to just delete the folder?
yes
Kinda waiting and hoping for ElvenLabs to release a voice changer one day.
hey can anyone help me? , when i try to load, it s just showing terminal, with two lines , and gui is not opening
i have an rx580 with 8gb and does this error ''Error opening Stream: Illegal combination of I/O devices [PaErrorCode -9993]''
you need to put the same audio interface in MME mode.
Thank you for your efforts❤
Could you clarify if the real-time live voice changer can be connected to platforms like TikTok Live or Messenger calls, apart from Discord?"
Yes you can!
Question, how do you convert mp3 or wav files to the correct format to use other clones?
i need help, i have all my models installed, and have my microphone and headset plugged in and put the correct ones into the settings. but once i start the audio conversion it crashes. Can anyone help?
crashed with (python noot responding)
how tf did you get this working. installed amd/intel. doesnt even log anything in cmd prompt, lists some devices and boom, frozen.
i test it on my 1050 TI and it works fine :D
1050ti gang rise up 😂
My upgrade path was 1050 2gb to used 1060 3gb to used 3060 12gb huge jump at the end lol
I am trying this one because my RTX 2060 is struggling a bit with W-Okada and it cuts out a letter or 2 from some words i Say
you need to upgrade your gpu. Gpus with more cuda cores. I've seen people with 1080 ti and 2070 super doing ok with 3500/2500 cuda cores. Even a 3060/3060 ti is good enough.
update! It works very well with my new settings and updated driver also it is just the microphone and model that was bad@@Kpopboppin-bw8iv
Hey, will this work better with an RTX2070 ? Last one was really laggy (over 20s delay IG :/)
does this scale with horsepower better? my main issue with the old software was that it was barely touching my GPU but providing a fairly lousy output at low latency. I just want to pin my hardware and have good RVC with low latency!
it mostly scales w your gpu. nvidia cuda gpus work best. other gpu models won't be used, so it'll resort to your cpu
Can I create cartoon shorts if I wanted to record the voice without my own voice echoing in the background?
yes. you can also do it in non-realtime if you just need the recording: ruclips.net/video/ixB9oalT3cQ/видео.html
thanks this was so helpful.
why training our own model video is deleted ?
thanks for the video ,i have been using it for 2 weeks now ,but this voice changer has some problems of pronouncing certain sounds , starting from " u and o " sounds , it just can't pronounce certain words , do you have any settings that can fix these issues?
When i pronounce : " wukong " ,the vc just pronounce something else like : "blerong " , and when i try to pronounce " form " , it pronounced as " ferm " , this voice changer just cant pronounce certain sounds , i don't understand why , even i used multiple different voice models , still have the same issues.
Yeah, i dont have examples off the top of my head but, too many words i say, turn into completely differemt words.
So many people in the comments say this doesnt work anymore even when the vid first came out 3 months ago a bunch of people said this doesnt work. So im not even gonna bother
did u find working way ?
@@Yapisal-elestiri is working.
help it says ''system cannot find the path specified''
My built-in mic never seem to work in these things. Do I need an external soundcard?
you need a external microphone
it say AttributeError: 'RVC' object has no attribute 'tgt_sr' and crashes
Yooo mine freezes when i start the audio conversation
same here. It was working great before my last startup
also there's a comment below that said: "if anyone is struggling to get it running or crashing, if your top INPUT device has (MME), go to your output and look for your sound system that you use to hear things that also has (MME), since they need to match, which is important because if you download it, it doesn't come packaged with matching MME"
it works again for me
@@mthanh893mine was just in an invisible folder😅 that was the problem apparently
Does this create a virtual microphone driver to use with other apps like vrchat?
Is it possible to change the recorded voice by uploading a file?
Hey man, I have a problem about the w-okada voice changer, so my interface does not show my actual GPU, it only gives me options to choose from GPU0 and GPU1, what’s the problem here?
ik it’s late but you can check ur task manager to see what GPU0 and GPU1 is… for example my integrated intel gpu is labelled GPU0 and my external gpu is labelled GPU1
Anyone else having issues with this particular application and working in games? It seems like it does not work in the background?
when i turn it on i can only hear it on one side of my headphones and it sounds really deepfried😞
i wantoto use this but i dont know how to dothe pytorch part and i have an amd computer
What Graphic card is recommended for Rvc voice changer that wont be choppy.
I tried on both Linux and Windows, both of the latest releases are not working on ether OS. Ether ive missed something, or there is something i need to do, but don't understand.
why bat is opening but voice changer isnt
nah no me funciono.
sale no support nvidia graphics card.
tengo una geforce 9500 gt
it crash when i use it it gives me this error PortAudioError: Error opening Stream: Illegal combination of I/O devices [PaErrorCode -9993]
why there no just one installer with all requirements? it would make life easier. I takes so much time and power to install this.
How do you deal with background noise/humming?
Yeah, was hot so my fan was blowing on me and sometimes the "Pa pa pa pa pa" would turn into words lol
everytime i try and use it it says rvc gui not responding can anyone help?
I'm new to this but exactly HOW MANY other things do I have to install as a prerequisite!? XD
This just straight up doesnt work anymore. Many people in the github cant get it working theoryizing that its the names of the inputs and outputs (cant have spaces)
Does this work offline or is it server
It's offline - at the beginning, you have to select the package to download that fits YOUR graphics card, so it'll run on YOUR machine. Have fun!
it says 'runtime\python.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
every time i click on start. its going to not responding. what should i do? did i miss something?
having this issue too
same
Same to me, clicked start then nothing happens
Thanks to this guy but I can't my laptop is too weak, But in the end of this year i'll get new pc.
guys how to use this voice changer in obs?
RTX3060Ti, app freezes on starting
Idk why but when ever i start the voice conversation it keeps saying the app is not responding
3:24 where i can get this files?
IT HAS THE RULE34 CATGIRLS AT THE TOP OF THE README HAHAHHAHAHHAH
is a japanese thing bro
Does it work on Mac?
When's AMD gonna let us do this 🗿
Never they dont care about AI
How do we add cultural accents? asian/mexican/etc?
holy shit i was watching ironmouse right before this, that scared the shit out of me.
How did you switch to only output on RUclips? I mean if I want others to hear only the converted voice.
You have to install cable input driver.
@@loka2479 I eventual figured it out. Thanks though.
You earned a sub man! :)
Awesome, thank you!
Uh how do i install this? whats pyhon?
python is python lmao
difference between w-okada?
So, forget about Intel/AMD processor or on-board graphics card, you need a screamer.
Can you show how this works for macbook?
with is better in real time?
Is nvidia 1660 ti, 6gb vram enough to get a decent output? should i consider renting gpus in the cloud
no, 8GB is min requirement
@@theAIsearch same with the W-Okada?
What about the VGA rx580, is that possible?
HELP where can i get the weights? ready to pay =P
i need a guide for complete idiots on this because i dont even know what to install or how to install it and every button i click just leads me onto a 19 million word screen that tells me to click 17 links to go to another website. im awful with tech idek what im doing.
SAME
Bro Mack tutorial on Tex to image anime style 😊
see this ruclips.net/video/a33B9DLOJw0/видео.html
Ain't there any applications for mobile to do this ?
yoo can you drop the frieren voice model my dude?
Is there any RVC for mac ?
plz i beg you , don't change the logo to the brain , anything but the brain , i loved the character
Hey do you by any chance know any software that changes voice not in real time, but for pre recorded audiofiles?
Yeah def need something like that but better than eleven labs for sure
Found it yet? If not I know something you can use
@@shonuffOTGoh dude pls tell me
@@dharianimator not sure what happened to my comment but the software is rvc gui and uvr 5 if you need a vocal remover
@@shonuffOTG cheers bruv 🍻appreciate it a lot
i am confused on how to even install what i need
W-Okada's work ?
Doesn't work anymore
It's working perfectly fine for me, the instructions are kinda hard to follow tho maybe you fucked up a bit
@@quancena5772nahh. It just crashes when you click start. No message in the console or anything
Try rm -rf
@@EmreOzkan-ch9vs😂
didn't work 😅
Does anyone know if there is a way to get this running with runpod for a better GPU
I have issues with the output because it looks like it works but i dont hear the result of the voice changer
What nvidia gpu you are using?
How do you make thumbnails please some tips where you find that types of pictures from for the game REVEAL your SECRETS! 😂
I use canva or photopea. Images are just found using google search. hope that helps!
@@theAIsearch Thank you
For me its showing path not recognised
btw is there a way for me to talk in discord without hearing my own voice bec my friend said he can still here my own voice
You have to put the voice changer mic onto discord in settings bc rn its probably still using your regular mic
anyone's AI cuts out mid sentance alot or is it just me?
Is this for low end pc ? And...can we use it on mobile device ?
low end pc still works, but there will be a lot of delay. mobile won't work
@@theAIsearch Hmm what about the RTX 3060 and the RTX 4070 specs ? Will there be any delay too ?
Idk if I’m doing something wrong but when I try to use voice changers I can’t hear it so I don’t know if it’s working or not
I have a decent PC btw
probably your input/output settings. can you check if they are connected properly?
The funny thing is that I can still hear that you are asian in most of these changers. Tbf I am a high leveled racist so don't get down these are good changers
Lmfaooooooo
Who th just says “im racist” out of context 😭
@@Reimu__Hakurei I had to express my qualifications
Love the the candor
can this work for discord?
It says GUI not working
HOW TO UPLOAD A FILE AND CHANGE ITS VOICE]
So...I do have an rtx4070 and it keeps crashing. Any advice for it?
choose the right input output device
how to install using python?
Can all language ?
Yeah
what if i have uhd?
How good is it to replicate the emotions in your voice? People dislike robotic flat voices.
it's quite good. it can capture tones and emotion
AMD/intel isn't working..
I have -60 DZB on a free voice changer and cant change it to get better i think i need a better PC to get a voice changer
kinda sad that it doesn't work with arabic...can't troll as bin Laden (sad) 😢
you'll need to import an arabic voice. ie. a voice trained on all the consonants/syllables of arabic