Python Local Text To Speech Coqui TTS | Generate Audio From Text Using Python
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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In this video we will build a python script that will allow us to generate speech from text locally on our system using the coqui TTS package for python. We will take a look at working with the Coqui TTS package coupled with gradio to create a web interface through which the user can upload there text and generate speech from. The concepts covered will help you understand the fundamentals of working with text to speech systems such as Coqui locally on your system, setting up and configuring a python environment, and using gradio to build a web interface to interact with your Python scripts. This is an excellent guide for beginner Python/ML developers, or anyone looking to learn about text to speech (TTS) systems and build them using Python.
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NEW Subscriber: Thank You. Just what I was searching for ... It would be "NICE" if Coqui TTS would install under Python 3.12.5. We hope that 'they' will maintain and update it !?!?!
How does Coqui TTS compare to other TTS libraries you've used?
Is there not a more realistic voice?
Awesome tutorial. I wish I could create multiple audio files from a longer text (from a text file), with each audio file corresponding to a separate paragraph.
That would be cool!
Good job! How do you tune the speech speed?
Bro can you make a project for voice cloning
Hi, will try to make a tutorial on that.
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Coqui TTS setup was a breeze thanks to your step-by-step guide. 😊
Glad it helped!
Can you show how to integrate this with a web application? That would be super helpful!
That shouldn't be a problem, you will do the same thing by sending the text from the front end and process it in the backend and deliver it again(as an audio) to the user, use flask for python to do this
You always manage to make complex topics easy to understand.
Thats the goal haha :)
Very bad voice output, could you show how to train the modell so it actually sounds like a human?
Hi, soon I'll be releasing a tutorial featuring another model that will allow to create much more human like audio, in the mean time you can play around with using other models than the one I have shown in the video, training a model will be quite resource intensive.
@@m_hussain_mustafa cool, i suggest using appolio,
yes thanks for sharing. i need also taring video of modell.
Great one. I will forget about eleven labs
Thank you :)
hi
coquiAI library support Persian language ?
thanks
Hi, I'd recommend checking the documentation.
Does it work on cpu only if I don’t use model training but just tts?
Yes it does.
@@m_hussain_mustafa thx bc I have an amd gpu and I can’t use training sadly
Nice tutorial man! Great job!
Thank you. :)
Except is sound like last decades speech synthesis.
Yes this is definitely a draw back. However, I'm planning on releasing another video where thr speech synthesis sounds much better.
@@m_hussain_mustafa bark is pretty good sounding offline transcription. Not sure it is still supported, but it is still available
Hi loved the content
May I know how to pass speaker index while using multilingual model while using TTS method
Great one as usual
Thank you 😊
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it