In Poland, voice cloning AI is very popular, but tacotron2 does not allow adding emotions and singing. TalkNet technology seems to be brilliant, I would like to make a version for Polish language, but I don't have much IT knowledge and I need some light help.
I have been practicing for a week a 30-hour Polish audiobook "The Doll" on this Colab notepad: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1VqSWRU1H3KIU6au_ojOGFtU0HQPUFa6t
However, despite quite a bit of training, it still twists words a lot. I have discovered that the problem is not necessarily
with the model, but perhaps with the synthesis notebook, which is tailored exclusively for English: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1aj6Jk8cpRw7SsN3JSYCv57CrR6s0gYPB
Everything you type characters into the generator field is converted to English ARPAbet.
Is it possible to disable this conversion?
Alternatively, is it possible to adapt this ARPAbet for the Polish language? But here there is a problem, because in Polish there are consonants which are not present in English, for example "ć", "ś", "ń", "ź".
In Poland, voice cloning AI is very popular, but tacotron2 does not allow adding emotions and singing. TalkNet technology seems to be brilliant, I would like to make a version for Polish language, but I don't have much IT knowledge and I need some light help.
I have been practicing for a week a 30-hour Polish audiobook "The Doll" on this Colab notepad: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1VqSWRU1H3KIU6au_ojOGFtU0HQPUFa6t
However, despite quite a bit of training, it still twists words a lot. I have discovered that the problem is not necessarily
with the model, but perhaps with the synthesis notebook, which is tailored exclusively for English: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1aj6Jk8cpRw7SsN3JSYCv57CrR6s0gYPB
Everything you type characters into the generator field is converted to English ARPAbet.
Is it possible to disable this conversion?
Alternatively, is it possible to adapt this ARPAbet for the Polish language? But here there is a problem, because in Polish there are consonants which are not present in English, for example "ć", "ś", "ń", "ź".