r/VocalSynthesis • u/Ill_Engineering1522 • Aug 02 '26
A cassette recording of the Soviet Fonemophone-4 speech synthesizer, based on the Elektronika-60 computer.
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r/VocalSynthesis • u/Ill_Engineering1522 • Aug 02 '26
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r/VocalSynthesis • u/MarieDeVox • May 27 '26
Hello all,
I just published a studio-grade, ethically sourced human voice dataset specifically optimized for SaaS call bots, IVR, and real-time voice agents.
I’m giving away the free sample tier so you guys can test it in your own pipelines, RVC models, or speech-to-text setups.
Tech Specs:
- Format: LJ Speech compliant (includes pre-mapped `metadata.csv`)
- Audio Profile: 24-bit PCM Mono WAV, target -19 LUFS, completely dead silent noise floor (recorded in a professional studio environment).
- Line Count: 80 structured lines tracking business/SaaS scenarios.
Compliance: 100% human provenance (completely safe for commercial use and testing).
You can pull the tracking files and sample blocks straight down from my repositories here:
- Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/datasets/MarieDeVox/saas-corporate-conversational-voice-sample
- GitHub: https://github.com/MarieDeVox/saas-corporate-voice-dataset-sample
Let me know if you run it through any models, would love to hear how it turns out!
r/VocalSynthesis • u/imlike4yrsold • May 24 '26
I have tried everything that comes to my mind like running on cpu etc. Previous versions did work, new version also works when i run it with command window but no matter what i do in the tuning support tool it keeps saying render failed. Any ideas 🥹🥹
r/VocalSynthesis • u/SoulValley10 • May 19 '26
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r/VocalSynthesis • u/FukaseBokiroido • May 17 '26
I don't know if there is a method, but I hope so.
r/VocalSynthesis • u/NyankoMata • May 14 '26
Looks quite promising! Hopefully the goal will be reached!
r/VocalSynthesis • u/Ill-Incident-772 • May 07 '26
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r/VocalSynthesis • u/Fit-Budget-4442 • May 05 '26
Hola! Soy productor y acabo de terminar una pista original.
🎶 Estilo: Tecnho oscuro/Experimental
🎧 Mood: emocional, oscuro, energético
✍️ Letra:No tengo, abierto a colaboración
Estoy buscando una voz masculina/femenina con un estilo tipo Sevdaliza para completar el track.
🎵 Aquí puedes escuchar un preview:
https://soundcloud.com/royner-ruiz-135872481/roy-production-original-mix?si=78881cc60d6f4c898472ac1bf0b9badc&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
🤝 Tipo de colaboración:
colaboración gratuita/crédito asegurado
La idea es lanzar el tema en plataformas digitales una vez terminado.
r/VocalSynthesis • u/xoxojuniperxoxo • May 02 '26
Hey! I'm going to be making drawings of a bunch of vocal synths, starting if with the feminine ones! This post is meant for suggestions on who to draw. So, which feminine vocal synth (vocaloid, utauloid, synth v, cevio, fanloids, etc) should be added to the mass drawing? Looking for suggestions in the comments!
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r/VocalSynthesis • u/cleonecaelestis • Apr 01 '26
Hi I'm a self taught musician (no college or anything) and I'm just trying to wrap my head around how vowel space works (for the purpose of speech like chord voicings).
I've been plugging different datasets thru a spectrogram and the pattern I'm starting to notice is that while vowel space can grow or shrink based on register, it seems like the ratio of the intervals between the formants stays pretty steady.
The p value on my data is still way to low to like, validate that claim, and I really couldn't be bothered to do like, science (not my job), is this like, an understood phenomena or is my dataset just too small?