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AllTalk TTS V2 Installation Guide
🟩 Overview
AllTalk is a voice cloning system based on Coqui XTTS, F5-TTS, VITS, Piper, and other TTS model engines, designed to produce high-quality voice reproduction (either zero-shot voice cloning or built-in voices).
In AllTalk V2, significant updates enhance functionality and ease of use, including:
- Multiple TTS engine support
- Expanded customization
- Performance optimizations
For a comprehensive list of features, refer to the AllTalk Wiki(#).
🟩 Key Features in AllTalk V2
- Multi-engine Support: Easily switch between Coqui XTTS, VITS, Piper, Parler, F5, and custom engines.
- Voice Conversion (RVC): Enhanced retrieval-based voice cloning pipeline.
- Customizable Settings: Adjust per-engine settings and save startup configurations.
- Narrator Functionality: Specify separate voices for narration and characters.
- DeepSpeed and Low VRAM Modes: Performance optimization for resource-limited environments.
🟨 Setup and Installation Options
AllTalk offers both standalone and integrated installation methods. The fastest setup involves using one of the quick installation options provided, with scripts automating most of the process.
- Standalone Installation: Recommended for most users (Standalone Guide(https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts/wiki/Install-%E2%80%90-Standalone-Installation))
🟩 Manual Installation
For advanced users requiring detailed control, follow the [Manual Installation Guide](#) for a step-by-step setup on Windows, Linux, or Mac (untested).
🟩 Google Colab Installation
Run AllTalk in a cloud environment with the [Google Colab Installation for users who prefer not to install locally.
This guide provides a structured format for easy reference. Let me know if any modifications are needed!