Need some advice:
I'm looking for an open source text-to-speech library I can run locally or in a server. I needs to be pretty pleasant to listen to even if generation takes a bit longer. Ideally #python as the language but I'm open to looking around.
Recommendations? Found StyleTTS2 so far.
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@mkennedy this sounds very @KathyReid areas
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@neoluddite @mkennedy thx for the tag - have you seen
https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS
Also this post - very out of date as Mozilla TTS is no longer supported and hasn't been for 3 years.
The work Mike Hansen did for Mimic 3 is now in Home Assistant, and I have been very impressed by it
https://www.datacamp.com/blog/best-open-source-text-to-speech-tts-engines
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@KathyReid @neoluddite Thanks! I did check that one out. But decided against it because their company's website has this message as the H1. :(
Coqui isshutting down.
Thank you for all your support! ❤️
I don't want to build on a foundation that's about to vanish.
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@mkennedy @neoluddite fair point - there has also been a general decline in open source TTS across the board, similar to STTvwith the release of Whisperer
Interested to hear what you decide on.
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