Zonos can clone your voice and is open source

Zyphra has released Zonos-v0.1, an open source model that turns text into natural-sounding speech and can clone voices using just seconds of audio data. The new model supports five languages - English, Japanese, Chinese, French, and German - and gives users control over speaking speed, pitch, audio quality, and emotional tone. According to Zyphra, the model processes audio faster than real-time when running on an RTX 4090 GPU. Zyphra has made Zonos available in two versions: a pure transformer model and a hybrid model that combines state-space models with transformers. Both versions were trained on approximately 200,000 hours of audio data, primarily in English. Users can try out Zonos through a user-friendly Gradio interface, with easy Docker installation for local use. The model is also accessible through the Zyphra Playground or via API for those who prefer cloud-based solutions.

Today, we're excited to announce a beta release of Zonos, a highly expressive TTS model with high fidelity voice cloning.

We release both transformer and SSM-hybrid models under an Apache 2.0 license.

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Zonos performs well vs leading TTS providers in quality and expressiveness. pic.twitter.com/jaliZNJecm

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