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Any good linux voice changer?
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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2024
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I don't want to manage piper voices, I can handle that directly in my file system as I only have a few.
The issue is none of the ones I've found are good for me, so what I need is something to change the voice once it has been generated by piper.
what you're looking for is called RVC. It's integrated into some voice-cloning github projects but i don't use it. Here for example: https://github.com/codename0og/rvc-realtime-voice-changer
There are a few voices included with pied which is why I suggested it.