Clone a voice in 5 seconds to generate arbitrary speech in real-time.
Clone voices in 5 seconds and generate custom speech in real-time using PyTorch.
MockingBird is a real-time voice cloning and text-to-speech toolkit built on PyTorch. It suits civil engineering teams and technical professionals needing rapid localized audio generation for project presentations or site warnings.
It processes audio datasets and mel spectrograms to train custom encoders, synthesizers, and vocoders. You can reuse pretrained encoders while adapting the synthesizer for specific Mandarin dialects or multi-dataset inputs.
It suits Python developers and technical specialists with deep learning experience. It does not suit non-technical users looking for a simple out-of-the-box text-to-speech mobile app.
Clone a target voice using just a 5-second audio sample.
Built and tested using PyTorch with GPU support like Tesla T4 and GTX 2060.
Serve your generated speech results easily with remote calling endpoints.
Preprocess and train with Chinese datasets like aidatatang_200zh, magicdata, and aishell3.
Free under its MIT licence. Additionally, the original author offers a cloud-hosted optimized version called noiz.ai.
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The repository mentions English support alongside Mandarin, though testing heavily focuses on Chinese datasets and models.
Yes, but you must follow specific workarounds involving Rosetta 2 terminal setups and manual source compilation for certain packages.
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