congratulations on the launch of audiowaveai, michael. transforming text into natural sounding audio seems like a fascinating challenge. i'm curious, how does your ai handle different accents and dialects to maintain naturalness in audio output?
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@mashy it was trained by OpenAI on speech to text data and learned how to express emotion and when to pause.
It is a pretty fascinating experiment, conceptually quite simple.
Over time I expect to see this be able to run on device. At one point I tried to see if I can build a desktop app, but it is a bit early as the open source models don’t have the quality output (remember how bad stability diffusion had at first, we are still in the early days)
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Fantastic app! It converts text to audiobook-quality sound effortlessly, producing clear and professional audio. Perfect for anyone looking to create high-quality audiobooks or listen to written content on the go. Highly recommend!
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@victoriia_sazonenko Thank you so much Victoriia for the kind words 💜🙏. Excited to see how you end up using the app 😊
@shashcoffe Thanks Alexey 😊. It was a pleasure to build and already helped me so much. I wish I had this years ago, there are so many things I would have actually read.
This has got to be expensive on the backend for you guys.
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@alain_gold1 yep, I see you are teaching languages with your tool so you know the high price of TTS. I actually did a comparison here: https://github.com/yagudaev/tts-... -- love to get your 2cents on that. Some of the upcoming open source models are quite promising
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