Xtts

The XTTS model is a multilingual Text To Speech Voice Cloning Model developed by Coqui. It translates written text into speech in a given language, using the voice and tone from an audio file provided in the input. The model's input requires a text, language code, and a URL to the audio file of the speaker's voice. The output is a URL to an audio file representing the spoken version of the input text in the cloned voice.

Use cases

The XTTS model by Coqui is designed for multilingual text-to-speech application, which suggests a variety of possible use cases across different sectors. For instance, its capacity to duplicate voices could significantly enhance the entertainment industry, particularly in the realm of animation or dubbing where voice character consistency is critical. Education could also benefit, with the creation of personalized language learning resources tailored to the native language of the learner. Likewise, businesses could use this technology for global customer support, providing instructions and guidance in the client's preferred language, with a familiar voice to improve user experience. Digital personal assistants or smart home devices may also implement it to increase accessibility and personalization. In the advertising industry, personalized ad content could be delivered in local languages or even celebrity voices, creating a unique and engaging buyer experience. Lastly, this technology could be beneficial to individuals with speech impairments, allowing them to reproduce their own voices via text inputs, enabling improved communication.