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Generate narration audio locally with the Coqui TTS command line and its provided English voices
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For anyone who wants offline text-to-speech narration drafts. You end up with WAV files from the default model and a second model on the same line, and know how to list models and pick vocoders or speakers. Based on the README, not run; model licences were not read.
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Guide title
Generate narration audio locally with the Coqui TTS command line and its provided English voices
Coverage
For anyone who wants offline text-to-speech narration drafts. You end up with WAV files from the default model and a second model on the same line, and know how to list models and pick vocoders or speakers. Based on the README, not run; model licences were not read.
Example
One narration line rendered with the default model and again with glow-tts for comparison; the sentence and file names are our own and nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- Install PyTorch yourself first; from coqui-tts 0.27.4 it is no longer installed with the package.
- Copy model names exactly from the model list; a mistyped name is the usual cause of an unknown-model error.
- If a chosen vocoder does not work with a model, drop the vocoder option and use the model default.
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