>Special shoutouts go to cuckchannel's /mlp/ and its anons who have collectively spent hundreds of hours collecting, cleaning, and organizing clips of dialogue taken from the show My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. Thanks to everyone else who helped curate datasets for their favorite characters. Further thanks to Cookie for entertaining a couple illuminating discussions that contributed to the latest iteration of the model, and for proposing the idea of using DeepMoji embeddings to aid in context-based emotive generations; thanks to persona nerd for suggesting using a GAN vocoder as an alternative, leading to a significant improvement in audio quality. Finally, thanks to everyone with whom I've corresponded with regarding related issues within the past two months. (And as always, thanks to /v/ for the excellent content.) I don't remember any anon thanking an imageboard while working with machine learning tech, let alone cuckchan; it's usually disowned. Also, I've yet to see anything similar that relies on seiyuu clips in the animu side. Perhaps it's the way speech synthesis works for the Japs?

>>8740 Kinda, they have the vocaloid stuff which is pretty advanced but English Miku sounds like shit. And they have no fair-use laws so copyright will bite them in the ass.

if you can't get the inflection right, try adding a second sentence with the pipe symbol (it's that vertical line above backslash) for altered deepmoji analysis (I cannot believe I'm unironically using the word deepmoji). to wit, I got the inflection on webm related by adding "|Fuck You!" to the original line >>8738 every time I work with Carl the voice always sounds like they missed the last 1/8 second of each word. He talks way too fast. Scout too

>>8743 What are you trying to make him say?

>>8743 >if you can't get the inflection right Have you tried using other words like "buttox" or "behind"?

There's been some good ones floating around.

Oh yeah I tried it but it's shit, it doesn't let you input your own data. There are only so many comedic situations you can put Carl in.

>>8744 various memetic expressions >>8746 the way the analyzer works with the second sentence is it uses it for deepmoji analysis and ignores the first sentence. just changing it to buttocks wouldn't provide the analyzer with an emotional impact if you're suggesting changing the original sentence itself, surely you've at least seen pic related

>>8759 But Carl works in any situation.

>>8760 I mean if it helps smooth out how the Sponge voice says it while keeping it funny, then it couldnt be too bad. The sharp "butt" sound really breaks up the flow.

>>8753 This is great. Got any more to share? By the way, considering Rick May is dead, how good is the synthesis for soldier?

>>8766 I've been getting them from twitter.

>422 server error >422 server error >422 server error >422 server error this is getting tiresome

>>8767 >twitter Well at least you honest.

>>8780 It was either that or going to discord, tiktok or cuckchannel.

>>8781 Or you could have made your own

>>8763 the sharp "butt" was supposed to expressed shock. As sentences get longer they tend to lose energy without finagling it

>>8784 Steven Universe one needs the star iris zoom in at the end instead of a fade to black

>>8740 Japs had a meme on NicoNico for years where they would sentence mix the dialog of Broly and Paragus from the first Broly movie, all because they said every letter of Japanese alphabet at least once, the people making these videos could essentially make them say anything they wanted. Essentially making Japanese Youtube Poops.

>>8787 That and Touhou cookie along with the Homo men edits.

>>8784 True but that would require editing.

>like oldish PC game I played as a kid >its so obscure its not even on several lists of all video games lists (GameFAQs, Mobygames ect.) despite being commercially released and its two prequels showing up fine >filled with speech since it was a CD-Rom game when developers wanted to show how much data they could throw onto one >almost all the voices happens to be in unobfuscated .aif that's already mostly organized and clear of anything but the snippits of speech >submissions are open and want audio submitted in pretty much exactly the way it already is I'm quite tempted to spend a few hours transcribing this game's dialog just so I can make one of the characters say funny things that will only amuse me.

>>8823 Give it a shot, there's no real barrier on who's allowed in or not. Just whether the reference audio is well prepared.

Of all the work people are doing to upload voices, the focus should honestly go to characters that'll never be heard again.

>>8824 OK, I've got over a third of it done. Should provide 7+ minutes of dialog when done, and I think even more could be obtained from the parts that aren't so easily extracted and the previous game the character was in.

I couldnt figure out how to add audio tracks

>>9009 I think you need to send it directly to the developer.

>>9009 Yes. Read the contribute section: You have to transcribe all the audio and send a zip of it+audio files to the dev, with some requirements. The contact is in the about. >>8845 Finished. It's ultimately around ~10 mins in length (I know of no way to fully tally the exact length, but an average length of 2 seconds times the number of files gives me over 10 mins)

>>9009 >>9012 Are the devs FINALLY accepting new characters? Seriously it needs more if it ever wants to stay alive.

>>9013 I doubt 10 minutes is long enough to train decently the neural network, but tell me if you character gets accepted to have a reference.

/v/ related, but I just realized I can send them WC3 audio tracks and make Arthas memes for the rest of my life.

>>9017 When you're done mod the game and change all dialogue to https://invidious.048596.xyz/watch?v=7gCo8fajC7o

>>9018 There's an argentinian guy working on a remake of the original WC3 storyline with Wow models, this come really in handy form him.

>>9016 The majority of characters have under 11 minutes of audio. https://15.ai/characters

Some of these are really good.

>>9028 Those sound terrible...

Any idea of what kind of override sentences I need to make the AI sing?

>>9031 If its anything like moonbase alpha then something like this. Space odyssey: [dah<2000,17>][dah<2000,24>][dah<2500,29>][dah<200,35>][dah<2000,34>]

>>9032 This isn't a normal text to speech layout.

>>9033 I mean 15.ai

>>8835 I agree with you Anon, on the bright side if you can find clean voice tracks the guy is apparently willing to do it. but you may have to venture to cuckchannel's /mlp/

>>8835 Strongly agree, no one could contest the validity because while you could copyright strike shit like pre-recorded messages on movies and cartoons, how can you justify being able to mimic someone else's voice when they can't do it anymore? All reenactors would have to be shot on sight. Anyhow, does anyone have any idea if this guys ever released the source code or have found his original papers? >>9031 Have you tried just having them play the lines with a |happy deepmoji encoding and then just using something like audacity to give it higher or lower pitch?

>>9046 He hasn't released the source, I think it some sort of patent or something.

>>9084 15.ai truly has unlimited potential.

>>9084 HOLY FUCK I couldn't breath for a minute straight >>9086 >that ending Nice lol

When is someone going to make a moonrap feat. one or more of these characters?

>>9090 I could have sworn I saw a webm of Spongebob singing Notorious KKK.

>>9058 >>9059 I don't know what's so fucking funny to me about all of these videos of the Demoman being so done with his degenerate teammates and why "uwu" seems to be such an easy word for the NN to produce. Out fucking standing.

>>9058 >>9059 >>8767

Site's going down for maintenance again.

>>9017 Hearing the "suspenderoni your pepperoni" pasta in the 15.ai voice would be amazing.

kill me

Update coming soon (only date given was maybe by the weekend, but that was days ago). No new voices and processing of them will only begin over a week after new version is released. Creator does however have data for all Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout series voice sets.

Its back.

Got bored, made this.

Man, I'm almost scared to see how accurate this shit will be by the end of the year.

>>9090 >>9108 I aim to please.

>>9031 >>9713 >>9759 >>9799 >>9850 p good lads

While the site is down, I went through the twitter replies that contained "data set" "dataset" or "sent". The following (plus one group of characters I'm not including because the tweet has a screenshot showing it's in the wrong format) are confirmed to have a data set submitted >CD-I Link >HEV Suit >Juri Han >HL1 Scientist >Shadow the Hedgehog >Komaeda >Freddi Fish >Goro Majima >Wario >Vega (Doom Eternal) and I can personally confirm I've sent >Sydney Delgado These will probably be added eventually. Unfortunately no archive site I know of got the characters page, which mentioned some to be added characters.

>>9891 You think we could send one out for the memes?

>>9924 If someone wants to send one, I propose Captain Murphy.

I propose Troy McClure RIP Phil Hartman

>>9934 >>9925 >>9924 You'd have to get the audio ripped and transcribed in the right format. I had the audio essentially pre-ripped and it took a few hours to transcribe and format 10 minutes. If you still want to do it while waiting, here's what I remember of the submission requirements >put all audio files in one directory (if subdirectory is valid is unclear, but do it all in one folder to be safe) >put transcripts in a text file in following format (this style for file path, one file+line per line) /foldername/audio1.mp3|What the line says. /foldername/audio2.mp3|What the next line says. >time limit per clip is 15 seconds >only use the 26 basic latin alphabet characters plus basic puntuation (period, comma, exclamation point, question mark and hyphen) >like writing to generate something with 15.ai, punctuation is more about timing than proper grammar >do not use ellipses >like writing to generate something with 15.ai, write out numbers ("twenty") >leave grunts or other sound effects blank in the transcript (I did transcribe things like hmm, uh, aww, or huh that might show up in a dictionary but are arguably not actually words, but it was unclear on that point) >leave files in the original format unless you have to split them (I presume this is for video games where the lines are already broken up) >if you do use multiple sources make sure the audio levels are the same for everything (presumably because recording/output standards vary between a game and its sequels, or episode to episode)

>>9934 >Brought to you by Uber Eats

>>9934 >>9925 Both are good suggestions. I wanted Aku back to be honest but it's going to be a pain to remove the reverb from all the music of his theme. >>9939 >I had the audio essentially pre-ripped and it took a few hours to transcribe and format 10 minutes. Couldn't you use one of those speech-to-text automatic transcribers, then just work from there onward to spell check everything? Anyhow, good job anon

>>9971 No. I type quick enough the actual transcription is negligible time. The problem is pulling up each clip, listening to it a few times to make sure it says what it says it says, and getting the file pathes typed.

>>8738 Clearly it hasn't been fed enough lines, as some of them still retain that robotic noise to it.

Not only that, but also learning tone as well.

>>9980 The FAQ mentioned it does better with female voices than male ones, particularly super deep male ones. This is an issue because the most popular voices, bar maybe Scout, are all fairly deep voices, and most there wasn't enough female voices to really do much of note with (while just remaking voice spliced Team Fortress 2 stuff is massive showcase potential) and the female voices that are there either don't have much emotion in the first place (Daria, Rise), or are heavily robotized already (GLADOS, Turret).

Doctor who isn't a cartoon, but I noticed the tenth doctor voice sounds more Scottish than he is on the show. I know the actor is Scottish but he was putting on an english accent.

>>9980 >>9981 The problem is that you need a ton of annotated voice lines and starting off of previously learnt weights may be okay if the voices are similar but not so much if they're completely different. It may also be a case of overfitting to the training data. Also they're using Deepmoji to determine intention from the context of the phrases, it may be that it's specifically tiered towards one kind of pitch and ignores all the rest. I've tried making Soldier say the exact same phrase with different intent (happy, sad, angry etc.) and it sound extremely samey, but you can feel that small hint of emotion. Either way, it's an impressive improvement over what most other NN shitposters have done.

>>9986 >it does better with female voices than male ones No wonder its flooded with pony crap.

>>10060 Not to mention they had Halfchan /mlp/ going to autistic lengths compiling voice clips for them to use.

>>9891 Site did a small update confirming its still in progress. Mentions "hundreds" of datasets.

>>10541 And now says the new version of the AI is training now and implies there's nothing left for a human to do (or at least everything a human does is bottlenecked).

>>8766 Speaking of Rick May, there's the leaked uncompressed voice lines from StarFox 64, he really sounds like a younger version of The Soldier. https://youtu.be/SE1pKOJY66U

>>10060 The dev actually defended the pony crap on twitter.

>>10060 >>10870 The entire project was created to synthesize pony voices and create an advanced text-to-speech system with them. Of course it will be full of pony crap.

>>10871 No you faggot, the horsefuckers found it and are the most proactive contributors. They basically did the grunt work in the early days of the project by scrubbing through hours of dialog just because they got pissed the final of their show was a shitty epilogue.

>>10872 Oh did MLP end? How come horsefuckers were pissed?

>>10885 Rushed two-part final and an epilogue that barely answers anything, while pushing a retarded ship.

The first two ones are fucking gold. Who made them?

>>8784 >Fucking Discord denouncing the yellow man's penis in favor of the master race's enormous bulging member

>>9934 >>9949 This would be an act of evil. Spare him, anons. He'd still be with us today if Andy Dick wasn't a complete cunt and gave Mrs. Hartman those drugs. No, I'm not kidding. Jon Lovitz beat the unholy fuck out of Dick years later at a bar

>>11006 Andy Dick has always been fucked up and beyond. That's why he got a #MeToo.

Twitter now says >I was way off with my prediction for v14. This one took over 50 retries to get it just right – the last several versions took around 10 or 20 retries each. So, final version to be released soon™

>>11385 Well, while you're waiting for it, someone else made it for other voices: https://vo.codes/

>>11571 >software filters words the developer doesn't like and generates audio of the character saying "you should not say something hateful like that"

>>11573 >it's real I hope you'll find it in your heart to forgive me for mentioning it in the first place. Though at least you can circumvent it by using or combining words with a similar pronunciation. Why do people like this exist.

>>10872 >No you faggot, the horsefuckers found it and are the most proactive contributors Wrong. 15.ai started as part of /mlp/'s own Pony Preservation Project, and 15 himself was a huge contributor. https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/33700529/ (first thread about the project) https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/33729880/ (first thread with a proper OP) https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/34611670/#q34627577 (first post made by15) https://desuarchive.org/mlp/thread/34996397/#q35030139 (first time 15.ai is mentioned) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xe1Clvdg6EFFDtIkkFwT-NPLRDPvkV4G675SUKjxVRU/edit (a huge document detailing everything they have done so far)

>>9084 jesus christ this is both amazing and scary how accurate it is.

>>11697 I want to know what Dave Willis thinks of this.

>>11698 im all up for getting a perfect imitation of sweetie belle's voice on my sex doll but this has far more potential for evil than it does for good or leisure.

>>11699 Given the choice between this tech being developed in secret and in public, I'll gladly take harsh reality over blissful ignorance.

>>8738 >The jews can replace their stable of expensive goyim actors with computer graphics, deepfakes, and this Just in time for one of the worst ratings for the Acadamy Awards Ceremony in a long time. <Born too late to explore the world, born too early to explore space, born just in time to watch the celebrity meme finally fucking die. <mfw

>>12244 >implying having no meatbags means no celeb worship Miku is literally just a pictorial representation of a text to speech program yet she's a huge media franchise with more obsessive fans that most (if not all) fleshlings have.

>>12295 >implying having no meatbags means no celeb worship I wasn't implying that at all, although I see now the pinktext could be read that way, so I won't be an asshole about it. People will always worship false idols, you are correct. I was just saying that the fleshling celebs and their moronic influence may be coming to the end of the road and they appear to know it. Some of them are panicking. Covid's been a pain in the ass, but it did do SOME good. >"Imagine" showed us just how desperate those cocksuckers are for attention. People weren't happy, and every stupid face singing off-key was emblazoned in our minds. >Ellen's infamous "I feel like I'm imprisoned in a house that's literally bigger than a real prison" comment managed to lose her a lot of moronic fans. When it came out just how big a cunt she is in real life (booby-traps, shaming an audience member, forcing an actress to prematurely reveal she was pregnant), people were already annoyed enough with her that she was given no benefit of the doubt. >People were forced to break some habits they didn't even know they had. My little bro's twice-weekly trip to the (((theaters))) was fucked, and he realized there was much better stuff to be viewed from the comfort of his own home. And the popcorn didn't cost 15 fucking dollars, either. >Keeping with /co/ subject matter, comic shops getting jewed by Diamond was bad, but DC and (eventually) Marvel jewing Diamond was pottery. That's a back that's been needing breaking for a long time. >Because of "Imagine" and every other "We are your gods!" moment, people were waking up to how things really go in the entertainment industry. Ricky Gervais pointing out that, not only was the Emperor wearing no clothes, but that he was also fucking children, was a litmus test for the normals for just how fucking corrupt the press is for calling him out. >Hollywood burned the theaters to save their own asses and to keep as much money as possible. Theaters, going forward, will most likely be a niche retro entertainment venue, like bar-arcades. (((Hollywood))), in it's current form, is on its last legs. Comics, in their current form, are dying, kept alive only as franchise producers by the studios that own them. Television? Sitting through commercials is intolerable, and who under the age of 50 wants to watch censored content? Kids watch jewtube once they're old enough to figure out how to work a smartphone. Cartoons are rapidly being replaced with anime, which is far superior in terms of art and writing. Mainstream entertainment will have to adapt or die, and given how resistant they are to change, I'm guessing that it's choosing to die.

>>12323 Imagine?

>>12392 john lennon song about how cool it would be if the wrold was liberal or communist(can't remmember which) bunch of celebrities came together and covered it in some kind "let's stay hopeful guys" stunt. It pissed everyone off, irregardless of politcal leanings.

>>12394 Lennon said it was basically an experiment to see if people would be more accepting of Marxism if you sugarcoat it. The funniest thing to come out of that whole celebrity shitshow was Schwarzenegger singing Disturbed "Down With the Sickness" in response

>>12394 >>12395 >Lennon said it was basically an experiment to see if people would be more accepting of Marxism if you sugarcoat it. When did he actually say he wrote the song with that intention? While the song is admittedly communist with lines like imagine no possessions, religions, countries etc, its also not far off from most beliefs people thoughtlessly have in general.

>>10872 dipshit

>>12397 >'Imagine,' both the song itself and the album, is the same thing as 'Working Class Hero' and 'Mother' and 'God' on the first disc. But the first record was too real for people, so nobody bought it. It was banned on the radio. But the song 'Imagine,' which says: "Imagine that there was no more religion, no more country, no more politics" is virtually the communist manifesto, even though I am not particularly a communist and I do not belong to any movement. You see, 'Imagine' was exactly the same message, but sugar-coated. Now 'Imagine' is a big hit almost everywhere — anti-religious, anti-nationalistic, anti-conventional, anti-capitalistic song, but because it is sugar-coated it is accepted. Now I understand what you have to do. - John Lennon -Blaney, John (2007). Lennon and McCartney: Together Alone (1st ed.). Jawbone Press. ISBN 978-1-906002-02-2. That's the full quote and the source. It's taken out of context, as the vast majority of quotes are. His kid seems to have turned out okay, so Johnny boy must have done something right. https://twitter.com/seanonolennon?lang=en

>>12485 >Sean Lennon Did he ever make up with his Half-brother Julian? I remember there being a lot of bad blood between John's kids, for obvious reasons.

>>9989 that is because his dataset came from an audiobook he did

>>8787 >>8788 Care to post some edits? I don't know moonspeak so I don't know how to search niconico

egg good

>>8738 >15.ai It's down. Anyone know of any mirrors?

>>13847 Its been down for three months and the last time the creator said anything was 2 months ago. It's dead and you bumping this thread got me excited for a bit before I saw what you bumped it for.

>>13869 >>13847 >they don't know

>>13911 >>they don't know Pray enlighten us.

>>13847 >>13869 >>13913 The dev of the project posts his updates on /mlp/.

>>13916 Has he updated since his twitter post? Any indication of if/when it's coming back? Has he listed what characters he has gotten voice data for? Anything of note?

>>13918 From what I gathered from lurking the /mlp/ archives about the project, he is currently reworking both the backend and the frontend, constantly updating his models and opening test sites that go up and down during unspecified amounts of time. He hasn't given any ETA on when the main site will be available again, and he's a bit secretive on his test sites, so your best chance is to monitor the /mlp/ threads for news about it or use a similar Text to speech project (like https://uberduck.ai/ ).

>>13924 Well searching the archives of that shithole, I found an update of the test site (which doesn't work right now and only has a few MLP characters even if it did) to v19.1.1 occured on the 4th and started using "final" in the test site urls on the 21st of last month. So he's not dead.

>>13916 >The dev of the project posts his updates on /mlp/. Makes as much sense as anything else in CY+6, I guess.

>>13982 Fuck, I have such an awesome project in mind, but I can't do anything with this being down.

>>14013 >tfw I want to make a shitty custom radio station in GTA3 with commercials and all

>>14013 yes you can you absolute fucklechuck, the downtime of 15.ai is PRIME TIME for you to flesh out your idea, the script(what you want to make the ai to say), animation assets/video to dub over, etc make use of the downtime NOW! >>14062 if you really desire to do such a thing, write what the fuck you want to have as those commercials and such so that when 15 is online you can get them done fast before it goes down again.

>>14065 > you absolute fucklechuck Hey, now. There's no need for that kind of talk, young man. > the downtime of 15.ai is PRIME TIME for you to flesh out your idea, the script(what you want to make the ai to say) That's not how I work. My best stuff is usually spur of the moment.

>>9850 Arm band is in the wrong arm.

>>14012 Considering that his work started on /mlp/ because ponyfags were working on voice banks around the same time, yes, it makes a lot of sense.

Here's the contributation directions if anyone still wants to make a voice set for it despite halfchan mlp posts being the only sign of life for almost 3 months. https://archive.ph/wip/6WcOQ

Now saying that fixing a regression he has pinpointed the origin of means "I'm fairly confident that this is the last thing I needed to fix before the main site could go back up" on the archive.

Bendy betrayed me...

from archive >This is likely the last version before the full site is up. I'll only be making small adjustments over the next couple days.

>>14012 >>14151 That's not even the craziest shit, I started looking at /mlp/ just now and apparently they're hosting an /mlp/ tf2 server on the fucking 15.ai website, I shit you not.

Update, site now says >Almost done (probably)

>>16640 I wonder if they're still accepting voices.

>>16669 Test sites all had instructions. Question is when they'll get added more than anything else. >>14429

>>16669 this is a list of the datasets he he has, what do you want to give him? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dd8yv2MyRhxCNWWO04xOk6-h_XnKU_xj34qZ8pobCfc/

>>16679 It's apparently an outdated list, so not 100% of what he has.

>>16681 oh, neat

>>16679 I submitted one of those transcribed sets, I look forward to being able to play with the voice!

Test site is now at finaltest subdomain.

It's back! No new characters yet, but his Twitter claims he'll add all the ones he received that were done properly.

>>18150 can you ask him on twatter for the list of the ones that where done improperly so that folk can redo them?

>>18166 >asks on twatter I don't have an account, I just read his tweets for updates.

>>18193 The last part is kinda weird, the entire of the webpage is filled with passive aggressive comments like that one, but what else should I expect from someone so obsess with MLP that made syntetic voices of the characters? Looks like the MIT is supporting the proyect I wonder if there's a public thesis sustentations out there, It would be funny to see how the convinced the academic comitee that it's was very important to preserve the voices of cartoon horses from a children show.

>>18202 He claims the MIT money was a small amount of initial funding rather than an ongoing thing.

Anyone know how to make the voice sound horny?

>>18259 Read the fucking manual >An emotional contextualizer can be specified in the input by adding a vertical bar (|) at the end of the spoken input followed by a sentence to be used as the contextualizer. For example, if one wishes to have a character speak the sentence "I hate you!" in an amorous manner (rather than an irate one), one may opt to use the input "I hate you!|I love you." to have the desired effect. It may take several tries with different emotional contextualizers to ultimately obtain the perfect output. >By default, if the emotional contextualizer is not specified, the inferred emotional contextualizer is assumed to be the input itself. For example, the input "I hate you!" is functionally identical to the input "I hate you!|I hate you!".

>>18268 Yeah, I did. I was asking which phrases would work best.

Did he add any new voices since coming back?

So, have you guys made any oc yet?

>>18312 No. He claims he'll be adding them over the next few weeks and to submit your datasets. Here's his "incomplete" list of data sets he has gotten. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dd8yv2MyRhxCNWWO04xOk6-h_XnKU_xj34qZ8pobCfc/edit I think I'll do the Morrowind voices tomorrow since they're not here and the possibilities for mods and joke videos.

>>18368 I sent this guy a dataset last week, how much would he take to add it t that Excel?

>>18372 His twitter indicates he'll try adding everything in the correct format and in the post with the spreadsheet says >Feel free to send me another email if your submission isn't here yet.

>>18374 I just sent him another message, I hope he reads it and adds my character, I was worry that it didn't have enough data so the model could work.

I sent a few Morrowind data sets. That was so draining I'm not even going to bother with the rest.

>>12593 They have em on youtube too. This is my favorite one, but a lot of them are kinda meh compared to the better western poops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMi4KX7XS3w

>>18368 Is there a deadline for datasets? Wanted to do Eggman ones but I'm busy for the moment.

>>18444 None that I know of.

>>18374 So I sent him another message and still my character isn't on the spread sheet, should I something about it, just wait or what? maybe it's because I used protonmail/cockli, I don't know.

>spongebob >no squidward, krabs or plankton >ATHF >nothing but Carl >San Andreas >nothing but Smoke >Rick and Morty >no Morty

>>13924 I tried uberduck.ai, and it was complete shit. Don't bother with it, all the characters sound awful or just get stuck stuttering.

Hello, nice to meet you.

>>19720 They are currently accepting datasets from new characters, so if you want to have any of the characters you mentioned just gather the data using their format, upload it somewhere and send them. They are currently updating their system so you would have to wait

>>20124 Hello, how are you doing?

>>20124 Did you get that thing I sent you?

v24 is out, no new voices yet

>>20303 I think those voices were already there, and he didn't add my voices. What the exactly did he add?

>>20309 He improved the model. Voices are apparently next (prop first half of 2022)

>>9028 Use Stephen Merchant's voice from XFM as sources then throw a robot distortion over it it might be a bit better

>>8738 Is there an AI voice of Master Shake?

https://nitter.pussthecat.org/fifteenai/status/1462482708626649097 new spreadsheet of the stuff he will be adding https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dlV9tNtasW_YvrCEj7jAz3hg8UKIFGxfNCOYigfa_50

I need a outfit idea can someone duet with a outfit Idea

>>23430 Pizza parlor uniforms?

>>20349 >Downfall's Hitler and Fegelein are on the list Fuck yeah, I can have Hitler's ranting match up with what he's saying.

>>20337 there is one but it's from another site called uberduck.ai it's not very good.

>>23968 Some voices are better than others, but yeah it's not as good as 15.ai.

Not necessarily made with 15.ai but the accuracy of the simulated voices are incredible.

Suara wibu

For only two payments of nineteen ninety five!

voice https://fakeyou.com/?vocodes=1 https://15.ai write https://app.inferkit.com/demo https://novelai.net image https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1ZAus_gn2RhTZWzOWUpPERNC0Q8OhZRTZ?pli=1#scrollTo=ZdlpRFL8UAlW https://www.artbreeder.com/browse dungeon https://play.aidungeon.io/main/home music https://play.aidungeon.io/main/home

>>27648 MUSIC https://www.aiva.ai

>>27648 Almost a whole year and the mf still hasn't uploaded the characters I sent

I need him to finish the shodan ai for erotic shitposting porpouses.

>>27648 http://waifu2x.udp.jp/index.es.html

>>27648 https://6b.eleuther.ai

>>27670 What is that supposed to do? All it seemed to manage was tell me I used 'ass' too much.

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Hello There

https://neuralblender.com/ Heres a better AI if someone wants to make new pictures.

>>29067 Well it's better but...