#mimic3 — Public Fediverse posts
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There are great advancements in Text to Speech (as well as dictation) software (such as Piper, Mimic3), including free software, but standard packaging for it is missing. I'd love to use my years of packaging experience to work on it, delivering packages for major distros, as well as Termux and TTS Engine APK, the end goal being having them all accepted into the distros (including F-Droid). Would you join funding this work?
#pipertts #mimic3 #tts #termux #fdroid #debian #ubuntu #fedora #gentoo
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There are great advancements in Text to Speech (as well as dictation) software (such as Piper, Mimic3), including free software, but standard packaging for it is missing. I'd love to use my years of packaging experience to work on it, delivering packages for major distros, as well as Termux and TTS Engine APK, the end goal being having them all accepted into the distros (including F-Droid). Would you join funding this work?
#pipertts #mimic3 #tts #termux #fdroid #debian #ubuntu #fedora #gentoo
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There are great advancements in Text to Speech (as well as dictation) software (such as Piper, Mimic3), including free software, but standard packaging for it is missing. I'd love to use my years of packaging experience to work on it, delivering packages for major distros, as well as Termux and TTS Engine APK, the end goal being having them all accepted into the distros (including F-Droid). Would you join funding this work?
#pipertts #mimic3 #tts #termux #fdroid #debian #ubuntu #fedora #gentoo
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There are great advancements in Text to Speech (as well as dictation) software (such as Piper, Mimic3), including free software, but standard packaging for it is missing. I'd love to use my years of packaging experience to work on it, delivering packages for major distros, as well as Termux and TTS Engine APK, the end goal being having them all accepted into the distros (including F-Droid). Would you join funding this work?
#pipertts #mimic3 #tts #termux #fdroid #debian #ubuntu #fedora #gentoo
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@dominick @GustavoM My existing ticket suggesting #Mimic3 to be used for #texttospeech in #Firefox on #Linux: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1847459
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@dominick @GustavoM My existing ticket suggesting #Mimic3 to be used for #texttospeech in #Firefox on #Linux: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1847459
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@dominick @GustavoM My existing ticket suggesting #Mimic3 to be used for #texttospeech in #Firefox on #Linux: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1847459
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@dominick @GustavoM My existing ticket suggesting #Mimic3 to be used for #texttospeech in #Firefox on #Linux: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1847459
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@dominick @GustavoM My existing ticket suggesting #Mimic3 to be used for #texttospeech in #Firefox on #Linux: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1847459
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Ce week-end, je me suis amusé sur mon poste avec #mycroft et #mimic3 (text to speech) en français. Bon, on va pas se mentir, ce n'est pas parfait mais j'arrive à interroger wikipedia et lancer des musiques sur spotify. La prochaine étape est de changer le "wakeword" puis peut etre la partie "speech to text" qui est encore celui de google indirectement. Le plus bizarre / marrant est la lecture de mot anglais en français 🥖
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I'm looking through the #Mimic3 voices for #MyCroft on the mycroft.ai website, and it's vast. There's so many languages and accents to find. What I find odd, though, is that German language speech synthesizer has emotions on it. The system can speak in a drunken, sleepy, or amused tone. We have truly come a long way with this technology. (BTW, no one needs to tell me about the origins of these samples.) #TextToSpeech #TTS
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I'm looking through the #Mimic3 voices for #MyCroft on the mycroft.ai website, and it's vast. There's so many languages and accents to find. What I find odd, though, is that German language speech synthesizer has emotions on it. The system can speak in a drunken, sleepy, or amused tone. We have truly come a long way with this technology. (BTW, no one needs to tell me about the origins of these samples.) #TextToSpeech #TTS
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I'm looking through the #Mimic3 voices for #MyCroft on the mycroft.ai website, and it's vast. There's so many languages and accents to find. What I find odd, though, is that German language speech synthesizer has emotions on it. The system can speak in a drunken, sleepy, or amused tone. We have truly come a long way with this technology. (BTW, no one needs to tell me about the origins of these samples.) #TextToSpeech #TTS
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I'm looking through the #Mimic3 voices for #MyCroft on the mycroft.ai website, and it's vast. There's so many languages and accents to find. What I find odd, though, is that German language speech synthesizer has emotions on it. The system can speak in a drunken, sleepy, or amused tone. We have truly come a long way with this technology. (BTW, no one needs to tell me about the origins of these samples.) #TextToSpeech #TTS
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Mimic 3: Neural Text-to-Speech Engine
https://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/mimic-3-neural-text-speech-engine/
#RaspberryPi4 #texttospeech #Developer #Mimic3 -
Mimic 3: Neural Text-to-Speech Engine
https://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/mimic-3-neural-text-speech-engine/
#RaspberryPi4 #texttospeech #Developer #Mimic3 -
SEPIA #OpenAssistant v2.7.0 has been released earlier this month ✌️🤖 and comes with a theme editor to build custom skins 🖌️🎨 long awaited support for #HomeAssistant to control your #smarthome 🗣️🏠💡 the ability to swap #speechrecognition models on-the-fly, support for #Mimic3 #TTS and much more! Check out: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/releases #opensource #robots #ai
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SEPIA #OpenAssistant v2.7.0 has been released earlier this month ✌️🤖 and comes with a theme editor to build custom skins 🖌️🎨 long awaited support for #HomeAssistant to control your #smarthome 🗣️🏠💡 the ability to swap #speechrecognition models on-the-fly, support for #Mimic3 #TTS and much more! Check out: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/releases #opensource #robots #ai
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SEPIA #OpenAssistant v2.7.0 has been released earlier this month ✌️🤖 and comes with a theme editor to build custom skins 🖌️🎨 long awaited support for #HomeAssistant to control your #smarthome 🗣️🏠💡 the ability to swap #speechrecognition models on-the-fly, support for #Mimic3 #TTS and much more! Check out: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/releases #opensource #robots #ai
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SEPIA #OpenAssistant v2.7.0 has been released earlier this month ✌️🤖 and comes with a theme editor to build custom skins 🖌️🎨 long awaited support for #HomeAssistant to control your #smarthome 🗣️🏠💡 the ability to swap #speechrecognition models on-the-fly, support for #Mimic3 #TTS and much more! Check out: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/releases #opensource #robots #ai
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SEPIA #OpenAssistant v2.7.0 has been released earlier this month ✌️🤖 and comes with a theme editor to build custom skins 🖌️🎨 long awaited support for #HomeAssistant to control your #smarthome 🗣️🏠💡 the ability to swap #speechrecognition models on-the-fly, support for #Mimic3 #TTS and much more! Check out: https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/releases #opensource #robots #ai
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I've seen some pretty nifty #homelab network maps on here, I need to get around to making something like that.
I'm kind of addicted to spinning up and hosting cool and useful services in #Docker at home (and/or on a #VPS).
Here are a few of them I use on a regular basis:
- #AudioBookshelf (audiobook server)
- #BoringProxy (reverse proxy and tunnel manager)
- #CalibreWeb (ebook server)
- #croc relay (file transfer utility)
- #EternalJukebox (your favorite song ∞)
- #glauth (LDAP server with 2FA)
- #MIMIC3 (TTS engine)
- #mirotalk (WebRTC video conferencing)
- #nitter (Twitter frontend/proxy)
- #Photoprism (photo gallery)
- #pihole with #dnscrypt (DNS-based adblocker)
- #Plex (media server)
- #PodGrab (podcast server)
- #PretendYoureXyzzy (Cards Against Humanity clone)
- #StepCA (certificate authority)
- #TransmissionOpenVPN (Transmission torrent client and OpenVPN in Docker)
- #UptimeKuma (service monitoring tool)
- #VaultWarden (BitWarden-compatible server)
- #WireGuard (VPN)
Anything super nifty y'all think I'm missing?
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I've seen some pretty nifty #homelab network maps on here, I need to get around to making something like that.
I'm kind of addicted to spinning up and hosting cool and useful services in #Docker at home (and/or on a #VPS).
Here are a few of them I use on a regular basis:
- #AudioBookshelf (audiobook server)
- #BoringProxy (reverse proxy and tunnel manager)
- #CalibreWeb (ebook server)
- #croc relay (file transfer utility)
- #EternalJukebox (your favorite song ∞)
- #glauth (LDAP server with 2FA)
- #MIMIC3 (TTS engine)
- #mirotalk (WebRTC video conferencing)
- #nitter (Twitter frontend/proxy)
- #Photoprism (photo gallery)
- #pihole with #dnscrypt (DNS-based adblocker)
- #Plex (media server)
- #PodGrab (podcast server)
- #PretendYoureXyzzy (Cards Against Humanity clone)
- #StepCA (certificate authority)
- #TransmissionOpenVPN (Transmission torrent client and OpenVPN in Docker)
- #UptimeKuma (service monitoring tool)
- #VaultWarden (BitWarden-compatible server)
- #WireGuard (VPN)
Anything super nifty y'all think I'm missing?
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I've seen some pretty nifty #homelab network maps on here, I need to get around to making something like that.
I'm kind of addicted to spinning up and hosting cool and useful services in #Docker at home (and/or on a #VPS).
Here are a few of them I use on a regular basis:
- #AudioBookshelf (audiobook server)
- #BoringProxy (reverse proxy and tunnel manager)
- #CalibreWeb (ebook server)
- #croc relay (file transfer utility)
- #EternalJukebox (your favorite song ∞)
- #glauth (LDAP server with 2FA)
- #MIMIC3 (TTS engine)
- #mirotalk (WebRTC video conferencing)
- #nitter (Twitter frontend/proxy)
- #Photoprism (photo gallery)
- #pihole with #dnscrypt (DNS-based adblocker)
- #Plex (media server)
- #PodGrab (podcast server)
- #PretendYoureXyzzy (Cards Against Humanity clone)
- #StepCA (certificate authority)
- #TransmissionOpenVPN (Transmission torrent client and OpenVPN in Docker)
- #UptimeKuma (service monitoring tool)
- #VaultWarden (BitWarden-compatible server)
- #WireGuard (VPN)
Anything super nifty y'all think I'm missing?
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I've seen some pretty nifty #homelab network maps on here, I need to get around to making something like that.
I'm kind of addicted to spinning up and hosting cool and useful services in #Docker at home (and/or on a #VPS).
Here are a few of them I use on a regular basis:
- #AudioBookshelf (audiobook server)
- #BoringProxy (reverse proxy and tunnel manager)
- #CalibreWeb (ebook server)
- #croc relay (file transfer utility)
- #EternalJukebox (your favorite song ∞)
- #glauth (LDAP server with 2FA)
- #MIMIC3 (TTS engine)
- #mirotalk (WebRTC video conferencing)
- #nitter (Twitter frontend/proxy)
- #Photoprism (photo gallery)
- #pihole with #dnscrypt (DNS-based adblocker)
- #Plex (media server)
- #PodGrab (podcast server)
- #PretendYoureXyzzy (Cards Against Humanity clone)
- #StepCA (certificate authority)
- #TransmissionOpenVPN (Transmission torrent client and OpenVPN in Docker)
- #UptimeKuma (service monitoring tool)
- #VaultWarden (BitWarden-compatible server)
- #WireGuard (VPN)
Anything super nifty y'all think I'm missing?
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I've seen some pretty nifty #homelab network maps on here, I need to get around to making something like that.
I'm kind of addicted to spinning up and hosting cool and useful services in #Docker at home (and/or on a #VPS).
Here are a few of them I use on a regular basis:
- #AudioBookshelf (audiobook server)
- #BoringProxy (reverse proxy and tunnel manager)
- #CalibreWeb (ebook server)
- #croc relay (file transfer utility)
- #EternalJukebox (your favorite song ∞)
- #glauth (LDAP server with 2FA)
- #MIMIC3 (TTS engine)
- #mirotalk (WebRTC video conferencing)
- #nitter (Twitter frontend/proxy)
- #Photoprism (photo gallery)
- #pihole with #dnscrypt (DNS-based adblocker)
- #Plex (media server)
- #PodGrab (podcast server)
- #PretendYoureXyzzy (Cards Against Humanity clone)
- #StepCA (certificate authority)
- #TransmissionOpenVPN (Transmission torrent client and OpenVPN in Docker)
- #UptimeKuma (service monitoring tool)
- #VaultWarden (BitWarden-compatible server)
- #WireGuard (VPN)
Anything super nifty y'all think I'm missing?
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@oss Yea, not to go into complete shill mode here (I am a fan though, so no promises) the software is currently available on GitHub (https://github.com/MycroftAI/mycroft-core), and I've had a lot of success just basically running it on anything I try. Even got it to work on my #PinePhone. It's also been integrated with the new KDE Plasma Bigscreen for the voice control aspects.
If you want to test it out, it runs on as little as a Pi3, though you can't really get the #Mimic3 with that.
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@oss Yea, not to go into complete shill mode here (I am a fan though, so no promises) the software is currently available on GitHub (https://github.com/MycroftAI/mycroft-core), and I've had a lot of success just basically running it on anything I try. Even got it to work on my #PinePhone. It's also been integrated with the new KDE Plasma Bigscreen for the voice control aspects.
If you want to test it out, it runs on as little as a Pi3, though you can't really get the #Mimic3 with that.
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@oss Yea, not to go into complete shill mode here (I am a fan though, so no promises) the software is currently available on GitHub (https://github.com/MycroftAI/mycroft-core), and I've had a lot of success just basically running it on anything I try. Even got it to work on my #PinePhone. It's also been integrated with the new KDE Plasma Bigscreen for the voice control aspects.
If you want to test it out, it runs on as little as a Pi3, though you can't really get the #Mimic3 with that.
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@mahmoudajawad Hardware wise, they've been abysmally slow. Software wise, they've been OK. They've recently put out #Mimic3, which is really good actually. It's separate from #Mycroft, so it can be used for pretty much anything, and its quality is up there with any TTS solution I've heard running on a local machine.
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@mahmoudajawad Hardware wise, they've been abysmally slow. Software wise, they've been OK. They've recently put out #Mimic3, which is really good actually. It's separate from #Mycroft, so it can be used for pretty much anything, and its quality is up there with any TTS solution I've heard running on a local machine.
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@mahmoudajawad Hardware wise, they've been abysmally slow. Software wise, they've been OK. They've recently put out #Mimic3, which is really good actually. It's separate from #Mycroft, so it can be used for pretty much anything, and its quality is up there with any TTS solution I've heard running on a local machine.
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@pixelherodev I haven't tried this personally, so grain of salt here, but it's my understanding that the entire stack CAN run offline now. The #Selene part is still the biggest PITA as they don't have easy configuration to use it and it's setup is a pretty big pain. It's also not a turn key thing to switch #Mycroft installations from the default cloud version to the locally hosted version. #Mimic3 is by far the easiest to use. Despite all that, it is an option to run everything fully on prem.
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@pixelherodev I haven't tried this personally, so grain of salt here, but it's my understanding that the entire stack CAN run offline now. The #Selene part is still the biggest PITA as they don't have easy configuration to use it and it's setup is a pretty big pain. It's also not a turn key thing to switch #Mycroft installations from the default cloud version to the locally hosted version. #Mimic3 is by far the easiest to use. Despite all that, it is an option to run everything fully on prem.
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@pixelherodev I haven't tried this personally, so grain of salt here, but it's my understanding that the entire stack CAN run offline now. The #Selene part is still the biggest PITA as they don't have easy configuration to use it and it's setup is a pretty big pain. It's also not a turn key thing to switch #Mycroft installations from the default cloud version to the locally hosted version. #Mimic3 is by far the easiest to use. Despite all that, it is an option to run everything fully on prem.
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@blackfire Nothing 3rd party, and I'm being more than a little hyperbolic, but there are instructions on the Github page:
https://github.com/MycroftAI/selene-backend
Theoretically with the #Selene backend on prem, any #Mycroft instances pointed to that backend, and a local #Mimic3 install, you can run the whole stack privately and offline. I've never done the whole stack, and Mimic3 is still so new that you have to request the files manually, but I'd love to see this working.
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@blackfire Nothing 3rd party, and I'm being more than a little hyperbolic, but there are instructions on the Github page:
https://github.com/MycroftAI/selene-backend
Theoretically with the #Selene backend on prem, any #Mycroft instances pointed to that backend, and a local #Mimic3 install, you can run the whole stack privately and offline. I've never done the whole stack, and Mimic3 is still so new that you have to request the files manually, but I'd love to see this working.
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@popey So far, #Mimic3 seems really good. High quality TTS. When the AP voice tells me "The weather in Phoenix is ^$@%^@ing hot", I almost believe you're the one saying it. Some of the English US voices have an almost Indian accent to them, which is probably something that needs fixing, but overall the 15-20 minutes I've spent with it have been really impressive. Can't install it locally yet, but the fact that you can have a single Mimic3 instance for all your speakers is cool.
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@popey So far, #Mimic3 seems really good. High quality TTS. When the AP voice tells me "The weather in Phoenix is ^$@%^@ing hot", I almost believe you're the one saying it. Some of the English US voices have an almost Indian accent to them, which is probably something that needs fixing, but overall the 15-20 minutes I've spent with it have been really impressive. Can't install it locally yet, but the fact that you can have a single Mimic3 instance for all your speakers is cool.