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What text-to-speech application do you use?
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Kokoro is absolutely incredible for how small it is. It can run on CPU fairly quickly and the results are so consistent. I'm even working on an absolute wacky idea to use a genetic algorithm for voice cloning because the tensors it uses for voice style are just so small. It's an awesome application.