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You can now fine-tune TTS models with Unsloth! Train, run and save models like Sesame-CSM and OpenAI's Whisper locally with our free notebooks. Unsloth makes TTS training 1.5x faster with 50% less VRAM. GitHub: Docs & Notebooks:

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vehas1 year ago

Can it be multilingual?

Rainmaker2 years ago

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farris 💸1 year ago

Have you tried to gguf the model? @ngxson has a fork for sesame in llamacpp

Sanyam Bhutani1 year ago

This is awesome!!

/1 year ago

Does it support context length extension (eg YaRN)?

Prince Singh1 year ago

Wow

G_Z1 year ago

not familiar with this, curious about the incentive for TTS fine-tuning. (assume this is not doing voice cloning) Would a model with no emotion tags actually learn to handle <laugh> and <sigh> just from a fine-tune?

Shojaei1 year ago

awesome ! 🔥 but whisper is a STT model not TTS this means unsloth also supports stt?

0xroyce - τ/Æ1 year ago

oh my 😦

Piyush1 year ago

🔥🔥

vilsinho1 year ago

🚀

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