train-rvc-model
Maintainer: replicate
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Model overview
The train-rvc-model is a retrieval-based voice conversion framework developed by Replicate that allows users to train their own custom RVC (Retrieval-based Voice Conversion) models. It is built upon the VITS (Variational Inference for Text-to-Speech) architecture and aims to provide a simple and easy-to-use voice conversion solution. The model leverages techniques such as top-1 retrieval to prevent audio quality degradation and supports training with relatively small datasets, making it accessible for users with limited resources. The RVC framework can also be used to blend models for changing the output voice characteristics.
Model inputs and outputs
The train-rvc-model takes in various inputs to configure the training process, including the training dataset, the model version, the F0 (fundamental frequency) extraction method, the training epoch, and the batch size. The key inputs are:
Inputs
- Dataset Zip: A zip file containing the training dataset, with the dataset split into individual WAV files.
- Version: The version of the RVC model to train, with the latest version being
v2. - F0 method: The method used for extracting the fundamental frequency of the audio, with the recommended option being
rmvpe_gpu. - Epoch: The number of training epochs to run.
- Batch Size: The batch size to use during training.
Outputs
- Output: The trained RVC model, which can be used for voice conversion tasks.
Capabilities
The train-rvc-model is capable of training custom RVC models that can perform high-quality voice conversion, even with relatively small datasets. The model leverages advanced techniques like top-1 retrieval to prevent audio quality degradation and supports training on limited hardware resources. Additionally, the RVC framework allows for model blending, enabling users to adjust the output voice characteristics.
What can I use it for?
The train-rvc-model can be used for a variety of voice conversion applications, such as generating synthetic voices, dubbing audio in different languages, or creating personalized voice assistants. By training custom RVC models, users can tailor the voice characteristics to their specific needs, whether it's for personal projects, commercial applications, or creative endeavors. The model's ability to work with small datasets and its simple web-based interface make it accessible for a wide range of users.
Things to try
One interesting feature to explore with the train-rvc-model is the ability to blend multiple RVC models together. By utilizing the "ckpt-merge" option in the web interface, users can combine different trained models to create unique voice characteristics. This can be used to experiment with various voice styles or to refine the output based on specific preferences.
Another aspect worth exploring is the model's performance on different hardware setups, including AMD Radeon and Intel IPEX-enabled GPUs. The RVC framework is designed to be hardware-agnostic, allowing users to leverage a variety of hardware configurations to train their models.
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