What model is this using? I've had good results with e2-ft-tts running locally via Pinokio. You can also run it online for free https://huggingface.co/spaces/mrfakename/E2-F5-TTS
Thanks, I got a better result with this than Anyvoice.
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What model is this using? I've had good results with e2-ft-tts running locally via Pinokio. You can also run it online for free https://huggingface.co/spaces/mrfakename/E2-F5-TTS
Thanks, I got a better result with this than Anyvoice.
Hey there /u/blacktechnology, could you email me a few seconds of your voice so I can upload it to this site and see how the cloning goes? I'd love to see what I could do with a copy of your voice. Kthxbye.
We've been advertising to get someone to take over the lease on a commercial building. Surprisingly, we've had several of what seem like very obvious scam attempts - people stringing us along, not trying to bargain (we are in a haggling country, people always try to bargain), asking us to wait unreasonable amounts of time, and finally when pressed breaking down into logical inconsistencies. So, not even good scam attempts.
I was wondering, what's the point? I mean, it's a building. You pay money, you sign the lease (in person), you get the use of the building. No money, no building. Where's the scam opportunity?
The only thing I can think of is that they're trying to get enough data and personal info to clone our voices and use that to try and gain access to bank accounts or to scam our relatives. Even if I'm wrong in this case, this seems like a major new vulnerability in society. I mean, if someone who sounded (and with video AI, perhaps even looked) exactly like me called up my mother and pretended I'd been violently robbed or had an accident, she'd transfer money in a heartbeat.
I'm considering that I should set up some kind of code system with my family for this. As in, if I ever end up in a situation where I need help, I'll use a particular code phrase. If I don't know it, assume it's an AI clone.
> I'm considering that I should set up some kind of code system with my family for this. As in, if I ever end up in a situation where I need help, I'll use a particular code phrase.
You absolutely should. And include something for videos (like FaceTime calls). Especially if these members of your family are boomers+
Have you done it yourself? What did you use, a phrase or code, something like that?
I'm surprised you were able to repost this so quickly.
To reiterate, among my friends, if you use a tool like this to clone my voice for any reason, you are dead to me.
3 seconds? That's crazy
"Huuhhhhhhhhhhh"
I wonder what their "fox jump" sentence is
A "Panphonic Poem" is what may do well here. As in...
The pleasure of Shawn’s company
Is what I most enjoy.
He put a tack on Ms. Yancey’s chair
When she called him a horrible boy.
At the end of the month he was flinging two kittens
Across the width of the room.
I count on his schemes to show me a way now
Of getting away from my gloom.
https://literalminded.wordpress.com/2006/05/05/a-panphonic-p...
And recited very famously, in part and slightly modified, here:
Default for me was: “What a beautiful day it is today, with bright sunshine and gentle breeze. Let's talk about the future of artificial intelligence.”
That said, I'm not going to be submitting a sample because [reasons]
Getting error: Failed to generate voice
I am hitting this error as well. I was additionally unable to create an account. Seems beta?
fixed
Still getting the same error I was (and the same error mentioned by parent commenter) when this was first posted.
No, still doesn't work. Progress bar now stuck at 95% for dozens of seconds after initial progress to 95% takes only 5 seconds. Broken.
Sure, just let me submit my voice for cloning to a closed sourced, online service of unknown provenance. What could ever go wrong?
That's why you submit politician's voice instead
It would be fun to have a clone of Majel Barrett's voice for something like Siri or Alexa.
Yeah, but they have you read a specific text, so not as much of an option if you use the primary demo.
Seems like a heck of a nice way to gather a training set! :)
The "upload audio" feature doesn't require any specific text.
Cue reference to "Sneakers"...
The title is editorialized, it should be something like: "Anyvoice - AI Voice Cloning"
I submitted an 8 second clip of speech and the resulting synthesized speech did not sound like the same voice. Too bad.
I hope you have a nice voice, I'll be listening to it try to sell me an extended car warranty for the next 3 months.
Getting a 500 from the HTTP API and also there's an `debugger` in the javascript.
This is almost definitely against GDPR, there's no indication whatsoever of which legal entity is holding the data and how long it is stored on which servers where.
anybody try this and have a good result?
This was a great way for them to collect a lot of free voice data to train their model.
Every time there's a voice recognition post here someone comments about acquiring data. Why is this method better than having access to all of the video and podcasts sites on the internet?
You can get people to utter the same sentence.
Righto. Everyone is saying the same thing so it's the cleanest data set you can get.
Has anyone tried multiple iterations? That is, upload a real voice, get its synthesized version, upload synthesized version 1 to get synthesized version 2, rinse and repeat...
Perhaps Alvin Lucifer reading his "I am sitting in a room" text would be ideal.
Immediately, i thought that cybersecurity is now ruined for the distant future. Imagine if you will, a starship captain ready with a plot to overcome the evil plaguing their crew...and all they need to do is over-ride the starship computer's safety controls with the captain';s own voice override authorization...but, alas, early in 2025 a tech company developed the means by which said evil entity could re-override the captain's voice auth....and block the captain's plan...thereby dooming the entire crew of the starship.
This is why we can not have nice things; not now nor in the far off future! All of our uniqueness will be more easily duplicated. Thankfully, i won';t upload any of my voice recordings, and i will continue to walk around in my faraday cage suit. /s
Yep, this is a real Star Trek TNG episode, S4 E3 “Brothers”
Lol, yep, good one!