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CPU TTS benchmark with UTMOS MOS scoring: Kokoro, Supertonic, Inflect-Nano, and Kyutai's new Pocket TTS [P]
Evaluating small text-to-speech (TTS) models requires careful benchmarking, and we’ve compiled a CPU-based assessment of Kokoro, Supertonic, Inflect-Nano, and Kyutai’s Pocket TTS. Utilizing UTMOS MOS scoring across 180 runs on an Intel Xeon platform, our findings reveal interesting performance nuances, particularly regarding Pocket TTS's consistent RTF scaling and the limitations of UTMOS in assessing smaller vocoders.
Build Human-Like AI Voice App with Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS
In the realm of AI voice generation, the challenge lies in creating a more human-like experience. Traditional systems often sound robotic, delivering scripts in a mechanical manner devoid of emotion. Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS aims to change that by infusing its voice output with the nuances of human expression. This innovative approach not only enhances user engagement but also fosters a deeper connection between technology and its users. Explore how Gemini 3.1 can transform your AI voice applications into relatable, dynamic conversations that resonate.
I built a real-time pipeline that reads game subtitles and converts them into dynamic voice acting (OCR → TTS → RVC) [P]
I developed a real-time pipeline that transforms game subtitles into dynamic voice acting by integrating OCR, TTS, and RVC technologies. This desktop app captures subtitles from the screen, converts them into speech, and customizes the voice for each character. Key challenges included minimizing latency to around 0.3 seconds, avoiding repeated subtitle spam, and smoothly managing multiple voice models. I also explored innovative features like emotion-based voice alterations and real-time translation.