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vits

vits est un projet de audio open source, créé par jaywalnut310 (jaywalnut310/vits sur GitHub). Il compte 7 893 étoiles sur GitHub et 1 378 forks, il est publié sous la licence MIT et a été mis à jour pour la dernière fois sur GitHub le 6 décembre 2023.

VITS — the original end-to-end text-to-speech model: a conditional VAE with adversarial learning, in PyTorch.

★ 7,9 k étoiles⑂ 1,4 k forksMITmis à jour déc. 2023
▦ visuel — le README de ce projet ne contient aucune capture intégrable,
voici donc un emplacement réservé. Le guide ci-dessous est complet malgré tout.
// détails du projet

Détails du projet

Étoiles GitHub
7 893
Forks
1 378
Licence
MIT
Dernière mise à jour sur GitHub
6 décembre 2023
Catégorie
Audio
Type de fiche
Guide d'installation complet
Site officiel
Official site
// fonctionnement

Comment ça marche

  1. Clarify your goal

    Decide whether you will train on LJ Speech, multi-speaker VCTK, or your own dataset (which needs the preprocessing/g2p step first).

  2. Get the project

    Clone jaywalnut310/vits from GitHub (or use the install path in the run steps below) and skim its README for the parts relevant to your goal.

  3. Install and configure

    Clone the repo, install its Python requirements, and build the Cython monotonic alignment search extension as the README's prerequisites describe.

  4. Run your first task

    Run the provided inference example with a pretrained setup to hear output, then start a short training run on one dataset.

// fonctionnalités

Pourquoi on l'adore

End-to-end TTS

A single conditional VAE with adversarial learning generates speech from text end to end, the approach the VITS paper introduced.

Monotonic alignment search

Includes the alignment search component (with a Cython build) that aligns text and speech during training.

Single and multi-speaker

Training examples cover LJ Speech (single speaker) and VCTK (multi-speaker with speaker IDs).

Preprocessing included

A preprocess script converts your file lists to phonemes (g2p), with pre-processed phonemes already provided for LJ Speech and VCTK.

Training and inference examples

The README provides concrete training commands per dataset and an inference example to synthesise speech.

PyTorch reference code

The canonical implementation researchers cite and fork as the base for later TTS work.

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// lancez-le

Lancez-le vous-même

  1. Clone the repository

    Get the source from the official GitHub repository for vits.

    git clone https://github.com/jaywalnut310/vits.git
    cd vits
  2. Build alignment search

    After cloning and installing requirements, build the Cython monotonic alignment search per the README prerequisites.

    # cd monotonic_align && python setup.py build_ext --inplace — see README pre-requisites
  3. Preprocess and train

    Preprocess your file lists, then run the training example for your dataset (LJ Speech or VCTK) from the README.

    python preprocess.py --text_index 1 --filelists filelists/ljs_audio_text_train_filelist.txt  # then run the dataset's training example — see README
// cas d'usage

Ce que vous pouvez créer

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// faq

Questions fréquentes

Who maintains vits?

jaywalnut310 and co-authors, through the jaywalnut310/vits repository, with an online demo page linked from the repo.

Is vits free to use?

Yes — the project is open source under the MIT license as recorded for this listing. You can use, modify and distribute it under the MIT terms.

Does vits need a paid API key?

No API key or paid service is involved — it is local PyTorch training and inference; you need a GPU and training data for good results.

How does VITS compare to a hosted TTS API?

A hosted API gives instant voices with no training, billed per character. VITS gives you the model itself to train on your own data and run locally — full control and no per-use fees, but you do the training work.

How do I get started with vits?

Clone the repository (or use the documented installer), follow the install and configure steps on this page, and run the smallest real task first — run the provided inference example with a pretrained setup to hear output, then start a short training run on one dataset.

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