GitHub - DanRuta/xVA-Synth: Machine learning based speech synthesis Electron app, with voices from specific characters from video games
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Still has a very “synth” sound to it. Uncanny valley of doom. I wonder if you could add some filter to make it sound less like it had low bitrate.
One Steam comment:
Well, I didn’t hear it moan yet 🤔
Some of the less human voices sound pretty good, and the others are workable if you don’t expect polish from a hobby project that would have no voice acting at all otherwise.
I wonder what the license of the models is and what possible copyright implication might be when using a generated voice based on game voice actor 🤔
It’s probably used only for mods so I don’t think anybody cares about the copyright. If it was used to make a game that would be another thing.