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RPM resource python-kokoro

Kokoro speech synthesis. This package is the engine and the kokoro command. Checkpoints and voices are separate packages. Official voices are packaged one per voice, as kokoro-voice-<name>, and share the checkpoint in kokoro-model. The German Thorsten voice is kokoro-voice-thorsten, with its own checkpoint. Voices are read from /usr/share/kokoro, or from the directory named by KOKORO_SHARE. A voice that is not installed is not downloaded. One text can mix voices, languages, and raw phonemes. A voice tag selects another style pack. Packs that share a checkpoint stay on that model; Thorsten is a separate checkpoint, and a span in that voice uses it. A language tag selects spelling rules and keeps the voice, so an English title can sit inside a German sentence. Phonemes outside the active checkpoint's alphabet are replaced with a close match, or dropped. A pitch tag holds a note. note="A4" is the equal-tempered name (A4 is 440; with no number the note is in octave 4). freq="..." is hertz and can sit between the notes. Words tagged one after another stay one line, for example <pitch note="A4">I</pitch> <pitch note="C5">like</pitch><pitch note="F4">dogs</pitch>.

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• https://github.com/semidark/kokoro

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