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How to test on my own data? #108
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You can follow the code in conversion.ipynb |
how to generate the metadata.pkl file? |
I'm also interested in generating a metadata.pkl from my own data for inference. @auspicious3000 do you happen to have the script that produces the metadata.pkl that's used for inference, not for training? Simply adding the mel spectograms produced by |
Each metadata is a list of [filename, speaker embedding, spectrogram] |
@ljc222 @Ha0Tang if you go through past issues, you'll stumble across this repo/notebook which puzzles it all together to make it work end-to-end: https://github.com/KnurpsBram/AutoVC_WavenetVocoder_GriffinLim_experiments/blob/master/AutoVC_WavenetVocoder_GriffinLim_experiments_17jun2020.ipynb Hope this helps! |
I looked at https://github.com/auspicious3000/autovc/blob/master/conversion.ipynb and I have zero idea how that helps with this. I just need some way to, on the command line, provide the original voice as a wav/mp3, provide the file to change the voice of as wav/mp3, and get the output file with the voice changed written to disk. How do I do that? How does anyone ever use this if something this basic isn't documented? Am I missing something obvious ? Thanks a lot to anyone with any information. |
@lisabecker hi! How do you generate the metadata for inference? |
How to test on my own data? I have a "Source Speaker / Speech" and a "Target Speaker / Speech", I want to generate the "Conversion", as shown on the demo page https://auspicious3000.github.io/autovc-demo/. Can anyone provide some instructions?
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