IndexTTS Voice Cloning and TTS in 4GB VRAM! (Local Test & Install)
AI Summary
Summary of the Video on Voice Cloning with Index TTS
- Introduction
- The video explores a new model called Index TTS found on the Quen Hugging Face page.
- It involves voice cloning, which has gained significant interest.
- Getting Started
- View recent activity and find the Index TTS model on Hugging Face.
- Quick installation instructions are available in the GitHub repository.
- Installation Process
- Clone the repository named
index-ts
and change into that directory.- Create a conda environment named
index-t
, activate it, and install requirements alongside FFmpeg.- If prompted with a root access error, use
sudo
to execute the FFmpeg installation command.- Downloading Models
- Required model files can be easily copied and downloaded, totaling approximately 3.1 GB.
- The goal is to minimize VRAM usage while running the models.
- Testing and Usage
- Run a test script; however, the folder for test data might be missing.
- Instead, the web demo is utilized to test the voice cloning functionality using Python.
- The system operates efficiently, using about 3-4 GB of VRAM.
- Voice Cloning Demonstration
- Users can clone their voice by supplying sample prompts through a simple web UI.
- The voice cloning demonstrates about 80-85% similarity to the original voice and handles prompts quickly.
- Limits on languages—currently supports English and Chinese, not Persian.
- Conclusion
- Overall, the tool showcases effectiveness and efficiency with low VRAM requirements, encouraging further exploration of TTS (Text-to-Speech) technology.