- We have released a sister product, the Text To Speech client.
- You can enjoy voice generation with a simple interface.
- For more details, click here.
- Beatrice V2 Training Code Released!!!
- v.2.0.61-alpha
- HERE
- feature:
- You can now specify the crossfade duration.
- bugfix:
- Fixed an issue where the non-used elements of a model would still affect performance during model merging by setting their values to zero.
- v.2.0.60-alpha
- v.2.0.58-alpha
- HERE
- feature:
- SIO Broadcasting
- Embed ngrok (experimental)
- improve:
- Tuning for mobile phones.
- bugfix:
- CUI message garbled text on macOS
- v.2.0.55-alpha
- HERE
- improve:
- Reduced CPU load of RVC
- WebSocket support
- change:
- Enable no_cui option in startup batch
- This is a client software for performing real-time voice conversion using various Voice Conversion (VC) AI. The supported AI for voice conversion are as follows.
- MMVC (only v1)
- so-vits-svc (only v1)
- RVC(Retrieval-based-Voice-Conversion)
- DDSP-SVC (only v1)
- Beatrice JVS Corpus Edition * experimental, (NOT MIT License see readme) * Only for Windows, CPU dependent (only v1)
- Beatrice v2 (only for v2)
- Distribute the load by running Voice Changer on a different PC The real-time voice changer of this application works on a server-client configuration. By running the MMVC server on a separate PC, you can run it while minimizing the impact on other resource-intensive processes such as gaming commentary.
- Cross-platform compatibility Supports Windows, Mac (including Apple Silicon M1), Linux, and Google Colaboratory.
This is an app for performing voice changes with MMVC and so-vits-svc.
It can be used in two main ways, in order of difficulty:
- Using a pre-built binary
- Setting up an environment with Docker or Anaconda and using it
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You can download and run executable binaries.
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Please see here for the tutorial. (trouble shoot)
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It's now easy to try it out on Google Colaboratory (requires a ngrok account). You can launch it from the 'Open in Colab' button in the top left corner.
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We offer Windows and Mac versions on hugging face
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v2 for Windows
- Please download and use
vcclient_win_std_xxx.zip
. You can perform voice conversion using a reasonably high-performance CPU without a GPU, or by utilizing DirectML to leverage GPUs (AMD, Nvidia). v2 supports both torch and onnx. - If you have an Nvidia GPU, you can achieve faster voice conversion by using
vcclient_win_cuda_xxx.zip
.
- Please download and use
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v2 for Mac (Apple Silicon)
- Please download and use
vcclient_mac_xxx.zip
.
- Please download and use
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v1
- If you are using a Windows and Nvidia GPU, please download ONNX (cpu, cuda), PyTorch (cpu, cuda).
- If you are using a Windows and AMD/Intel GPU, please download ONNX (cpu, DirectML) and PyTorch (cpu, cuda). AMD/Intel GPUs are only enabled for ONNX models.
- In either case, for GPU support, PyTorch and Onnxruntime are only enabled if supported.
- If you are not using a GPU on Windows, please download ONNX (cpu, cuda) and PyTorch (cpu, cuda).
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For Windows user, after unzipping the downloaded zip file, please run the
start_http.bat
file corresponding to your VC. -
For Mac version, after unzipping the downloaded file, double-click the
startHttp.command
file corresponding to your VC. If a message indicating that the developer cannot be verified is displayed, please press the control key and click to run it again (or right-click to run it). -
If you are connecting remotely, please use the
.command
file (Mac) or.bat
file (Windows) with https instead of http. -
The encoder of DDPS-SVC only supports hubert-soft.
Clone this repository and use it. Setting up WSL2 is essential for Windows. Additionally, setting up virtual environments such as Docker or Anaconda on WSL2 is also required. On Mac, setting up Python virtual environments such as Anaconda is necessary. Although preparation is required, this method works the fastest in many environments. Even without a GPU, it may work well enough with a reasonably new CPU (refer to the section on real-time performance below).
Explanation video on installing WSL2 and Docker
Explanation video on installing WSL2 and Anaconda
To run docker, see start docker.
To run on Anaconda venv, see server developer's guide
To run on Linux using an AMD GPU, see setup guide linux
This software is not signed by the developer. A warning message will appear, but you can run the software by clicking the icon while holding down the control key. This is due to Apple's security policy. Running the software is at your own risk.
m1_mac.mp4
This software uses the voice data of the free material character "Tsukuyomi-chan," which is provided for free by CV. Yumesaki Rei.
- Tsukuyomi-chan Corpus (CV. Yumesaki Rei)
https://tyc.rei-yumesaki.net/material/corpus/
Copyright. Rei Yumesaki
In accordance with the Tsukuyomi-chan Corpus Terms of Use for the Tsukuyomi-chan Real-time Voice Changer, the use of the converted voice for the following purposes is prohibited.
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Criticizing or attacking individuals (the definition of "criticizing or attacking" is based on the Tsukuyomi-chan character license).
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Advocating for or opposing specific political positions, religions, or ideologies.
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Publicly displaying strongly stimulating expressions without proper zoning.
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Publicly disclosing secondary use (use as materials) for others. (Distributing or selling as a work for viewing is not a problem.)
Regarding the Real-time Voice Changer Amitaro, we prohibit the following uses in accordance with the terms of use of the Amitaro's koe-sozai kobo.detail
Regarding the Real-time Voice Changer Kikoto Mahiro, we prohibit the following uses in accordance with the terms of use of Replica doll.detail
We are not liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, incidental, or special damages arising out of or in any way connected with the use or inability to use this software.