Amphion is an audio generation toolkit designed for the research and development of models that synthesize speech, music, and environmental sound effects. It provides a standardized framework for reproducible audio synthesis, incorporating a text-to-speech engine and a voice conversion framework.
Les fonctionnalités principales de open-mmlab/amphion sont : Audio Generation, Audio Synthesis, Audio Sample Reconstruction, Audio Tokenization, End-to-End Speech Synthesis, Zero-Shot Voice Cloning, Generative Audio Research, Text-to-Speech.
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