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Narrate story text locally with Kokoro and save WAV files
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What this guide covers
For writers and editors who want to hear a story draft or dialogue read aloud on their own computer. You end with numbered WAV files, one per piece of text. It follows the project README and was not run; voice quality and voice terms were not checked.
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Guide title
Narrate story text locally with Kokoro and save WAV files
Coverage
For writers and editors who want to hear a story draft or dialogue read aloud on their own computer. You end with numbered WAV files, one per piece of text. It follows the project README and was not run; voice quality and voice terms were not checked.
Example
A hypothetical two-line chapter opening is split by line and saved as two WAV files; the script was not run.
Useful starting points
- Speech that sounds wrong in a non-English language usually means the language code and the voice do not match.
- Japanese and Mandarin need extra pronunciation packages installed before they will work.
- Check the model card yourself for voice and content terms; the README only states Apache-licensed weights.
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