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| title: Mockingbird (v1 - deprecated) |
| app_file: app.py |
| sdk: streamlit |
| python_version: 3.11.8 |
| streamlit_version: 1.44.1 |
| pinned: false |
| emoji: 🚀 |
| colorFrom: gray |
| colorTo: gray |
| short_description: Generate speech from text in multiple languages. |
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| # Mockingbird TTS Demo |
| This repo hosts Mockingbird, a demo of open Text-to-Speech tools. |
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| Currently, 3 synthesizers are supported: |
| - [**Meta's Massively Multilingual Speech (MMS)**](https://ai.meta.com/blog/multilingual-model-speech-recognition/) model |
| - [**Coqui's TTS**](https://docs.coqui.ai/en/latest/#) package and the models supplied via that |
| - [**ESpeak-NG's**](espeak-ng) synthetic voices |
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| Voice conversion is achieved through Coqui. |
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| Notes: |
| 1. ESpeak-NG seems to have the worst performance out of the box, but it has a lot of options for controlling voice output. |
| 2. Coqui is no longer being officially developed. |
| 3. Where a synthesizer supports multiple models/voices, I manually pick the appropriate model. |
| 4. Not all synthesizers support a given language. |
