Nice project!
Btw, just to let you know, in case your "computer" model is still to be trained... (as you write in the Readme) There's a bunch of people who make microwakeword models for ESPHome and put them on GitHub:
Nice project!
Btw, just to let you know, in case your "computer" model is still to be trained... (as you write in the Readme) There's a bunch of people who make microwakeword models for ESPHome and put them on GitHub:
Ooh, we're getting close to my dream scenario now! Just one bit left, though. Which model do I install to make my voice sound like Captain Picard's?
I assume you meant your and not the computer's, and I agree - would also like to sound like him sometimes! :D
For those interested in the voice cloning part of the project though, it's done "live" at server startup through two config options:
--qwen3_tts_ref_audio ./computer.wav
--qwen3_tts_ref_text "Darmak is the name of a seventh dynasty emperor on condon four A myth of a historical hunter on Chantil three A colony on Melindi seven"
Selecting the voice of the computer thus only needs a clear .wav of them speaking and a transcription.
Ooh seems great !
I am nowhere near my compter (hah !) right now so I can't test, but last time I checked, qwen3 TTS was NVIDIA (well CUDA) only
Will my full AMD rig on linux be able to run it ?
all 7 comments