- System automatically creates `.json` latent files alongside voice samples
- Latents are voice characteristics extracted from audio
- Generated on first use of a voice file
- Stored next to original audio (e.g., `broadcaster_male.wav` → `broadcaster_male.json`)
- Improves generation speed for subsequent uses
- No manual management needed
🟧 Using Single Voice Samples
Voice samples are stored in `/alltalk_tts/voices/` and should be named using the following format `name.wav`. These files will be listed as `name.wav` in the available voices list.
🟧 Using Multiple Voice Samples
If you have multiple voice samples for a single voice, you can organize them into subfolders within the `/alltalk_tts/voices/` directory. Each subfolder should be named according to the voice it contains, up to 5 voice samples will be randomly selected for use.
• Each subfolder should reflect the name or type of the voice it contains (e.g., female_voice, male_voice).
• The voice samples inside each subfolder should follow the standard .wav format.
• An example folder path would be `/alltalk_tts/voices/mynewvoice/` and this would be listed in the available voices list as `mynewvoice/`.
This organization allows for easy selection and management of multiple voice samples while ensuring the system can correctly identify and utilize each voice. Manual CURL API requests would send the folder in the format `mynewvoice/`.
Ilyas Hilali