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vall-e

vall-e é um projeto de áudio de código aberto de enhuiz (enhuiz/vall-e no GitHub). Tem 2.970 estrelas no GitHub e 399 forks, é publicado sob a licença MIT e foi atualizado pela última vez no GitHub em 10 de maio de 2023.

Unofficial PyTorch implementation of VALL-E, the neural codec language model for zero-shot TTS

★ 3,0 mil estrelas⑂ 399 forksMITatualizado mai 2023
▦ visual: o README deste projeto não inclui nenhuma captura incorporável,
então aqui vai um marcador. O guia abaixo está completo mesmo assim.
// dados do projeto

Dados do projeto

Repositório
enhuiz/vall-e
Estrelas no GitHub
2.970
Forks
399
Licença
MIT
Última atualização no GitHub
10 de maio de 2023
Categoria
Áudio
Tipo de ficha
Guia de instalação completo
// como funciona

Como funciona

  1. Clarify your goal

    Understand this is a research implementation to train yourself: you will need your own audio/text data and a GPU setup DeepSpeed supports.

  2. Clone the repo

    Clone with submodules, or pip install directly from GitHub as the README shows.

  3. Install and prepare data

    Install the package (tested under Python 3.10.7), put .wav + .normalized.txt files in a data folder, quantize them and generate phonemes.

  4. Train and synthesize

    Create AR/NAR configs, train both models, export checkpoints, then run the synthesis CLI with text and a reference audio path.

// recursos

Por que as pessoas gostam tanto

AR + NAR models

Implements the autoregressive model for the first quantizer and the non-autoregressive model for the remaining quantizers.

EnCodec tokenizer based

Built on Facebook's EnCodec for audio tokenization and decoding from tokens.

Full training pipeline

Data quantization (vall_e.emb.qnt), phoneme generation (vall_e.emb.g2p) and DeepSpeed-based trainers for both models.

Synthesis CLI

After exporting AR and NAR checkpoints, synthesize speech from text plus a reference recording from the command line.

Configurable presets

YAML configs per dataset with different model presets defined in the code.

Colab toy example

A linked Google Colab notebook demonstrates the flow on a single utterance (the README notes it overfits and is not usable as a model).

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// execute você mesmo

Execute você mesmo

  1. Clone the repo

    Clone VALL-E with submodules as the README instructs.

    git clone https://github.com/enhuiz/vall-e.git
    cd vall-e
  2. Install the package

    Alternatively install directly from GitHub with pip (Python 3.10.7 tested; a DeepSpeed-supported GPU is needed for training).

    pip install git+https://github.com/enhuiz/vall-e
  3. Synthesize after training

    Export your trained AR/NAR checkpoints, then run the synthesis CLI with text, reference and output paths.

    python -m vall_e <text> <ref_path> <out_path> --ar-ckpt zoo/ar.pt --nar-ckpt zoo/nar.pt
// casos de uso

O que você pode criar

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// perguntas frequentes

Perguntas frequentes

Who maintains this VALL-E repo?

enhuiz maintains this unofficial implementation; VALL-E itself is a Microsoft Research model described in the cited arXiv paper.

Is it free?

The code is MIT-licensed. Note the README's notice that EnCodec is CC-BY-NC 4.0, so non-commercial terms apply to the EnCodec parts.

Does it need a paid API key?

No API key — it runs locally with PyTorch. But there is no pretrained checkpoint provided, so you must train the models yourself on GPU hardware.

How does it compare to ready-made TTS tools like gTTS or pyttsx3?

Those synthesize speech immediately. This repo is a research training implementation of a specific paper, with no shipped pretrained model.

How do I get started?

Clone with --recurse-submodules, install, prepare a dataset of .wav and .normalized.txt files, then follow the quantize → phoneme → train → export flow in the README.

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