Have you heard about OpenVoice?
Such mind-blowing tech allows you to duplicate voices from just a snippet of audio. Imagine being able to mimic a person's voice and then change the speech into any language you desire. Yes, that’s how OpenVoice works. And this is not just about copying the voice; you can also tweak its sound, thus you can be dramatic, sad or even change the accent.
*Here’s the kicker: * It not only works with the languages it was trained on, but it can take on new ones it has never heard before. They call this zero-shot cross-lingual cloning.
Therefore, what is the key to their simplicity? They keep the tech part strong but always ensure that it does not cause any problem with the cost factor. OpenVoice is cheaper than any other voice cloning service on the market nowadays, like elevenlabs. On their GitHub page, you can dig deeper into the tech details and the code.
OpenVoice's stand out concept lies in its ability to:
Spot-on Voice Matching: It strikes the mood and vibe of the previous voice to such a perfection that the cloned voice sounds virtually indistinguishable from the catchy original.
Flexible Voice Style: It's incredible. You can even make the tone the way you like. Do you want it to become one and the same?No problem. There you are! Now you need a assistance in order to become conversational in English with British accent. Consider it done.
And guess what? There was V2 launch, which was another success. However, not only the music quality is actually improved, but also it includes languages as option from the first day. The website has also released it under the CC BY 4.0 license, so that it’s available to use for free for commercial purposes. How awesome is that?
They are running that through their shell.ai It became popular with about million clicks after it was launched.
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