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This may be going on a cool direction...I still have to do some work if I fully commit to this, but I needed to update the overall speed of this app, so... I added 5 new flavours to RE-USE, thanks to this awesome community we have on Hugginface! Props to the people who fine-tuned all of these options. (This also means that MLX support CAN be possible! I pin-pointed those models, but I don't have a Mac available, so if anyone wants to copy this one repo and do that version, feel free to do it). Added a bunch more of knobs to really tweak the output and overall speed of the recovered result (with an easy explanation to know what to tweak). Also added batch processing for people that need a "run-and-leave" solution for several broken audio. This may be a really small project for you to play with, but it is no more a "cheap clone". And maybe in the future it is much more...
Zonos3-Mini Voice Studio: Realtime voice hacking studioVoice Studio Zonos Voice Studio lets you speak text in a chosen voice and shape how that voice sounds. Speak a line with one of 30 built-in voices, or clone a voice from a short recording or upload. Shape it: gender, age, pitch, intonation, accent, texture, room, pace, loudness, and mood. Start from a preset such as BBC newsreader, gravelly old man, or late-night radio, then compare the result with the original voice. Perform a script: a different voice per line, delivery painted onto words, several takes, then export one WAV. Save the voice, cast, and script in a project you can export and import. Zonos3-mini Model Performance Very fast generation: once you clone a voice, you just enter text and it almost instantly generates the speech and starts streaming High fidelity: I've tried to clone Christopher Walken's voice with all kinds of voice cloning models in the past but this one does it the best It has two modes: Basic mode Full mode Here's what the basic voice cloning mode looks like. I don't know how they did it but this thing generates voice in realtime. The following is on my Mac M1 Max 64G: Tested on Mac and NVIDIA A4500 (Both realtime generation)
EmberWriter has come a long way since my last Pinokio post.I started building it because I wanted one place to write a novel, keep track of the world I was creating, and do something with the book when it was ready. The new feature tour follows one fictional project through that process, from a lantern going dark in the opening chapter to a submission packet you can download. Watch the updated EmberWriter feature tour (9:01, 1080p) Write the book and keep the world straight. The manuscript, character notes, and research live together. Story Atlas helps you work out whether a route or location makes sense in the next scene. Series tools help you carry established facts across books, and version history and the Recovery Center give you a way back when you need an earlier draft or a project backup. Direct the audiobook line by line. Audio Director gives you a separate performance manuscript where you can correct who’s speaking, assign character voices, and give a line its own delivery cue. You can audition a take, flag a pronunciation or performance issue, and listen again before approving it. The tour includes a multi-character excerpt rendered with EmberWriter’s Kokoro voices. Find a publisher and build the packet they ask for. The Market Directory includes 2,804 searchable book publisher records. Where we’ve researched the requirements, you can filter by genre, submission route, and packet availability. EmberWriter flags entries that still need research or require an agent, so you know where to check before spending time on a submission. In the tour, I use a publisher’s bundled settings to prepare a query and a Word attachment with the synopsis and opening chapters. Then I review the files and download the ZIP. The private authorship review lets you inspect matches against recorded AI wording, and that review stays outside the submission ZIP. Already using EmberWriter? Click Update in Pinokio, then choose DEMO to try it with fictional material. If you give it a spin, I’d like to hear which part of your writing, audiobook, or submission workflow it helped with and where you still had to reach for another tool. Install EmberWriter for Pinokio · Download all eight screenshots
