VITS-based Voice Conversion focused on simplicity, quality, and performance.

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Applio is a powerful VITS-based voice conversion tool designed with a focus on simplicity, quality, and performance. Whether you're an artist experimenting with voice synthesis, a developer building applications, or a researcher exploring new audio technologies, Applio provides an easy-to-use platform that produces high-quality voice transformations with minimal effort. Built to be flexible, Applio can be customized with various plugins and configurations to meet the needs of your project.

To get started with Applio, simply follow these steps:

• Run the installation script based on your operating system:
  • Windows: Double-click on the run-install.bat file.
  • Linux/macOS: Execute the run-install.sh script.

• After the installation is complete, you can start Applio using the appropriate script:
  • Windows: Double-click on run-applio.bat.
  • Linux/macOS: Run the run-applio.sh script.

The application will start the Gradio interface, allowing you to interact with Applio in your default browser.

• If you want to monitor the training process or visualize data, you can run TensorBoard using:
  • Windows: run-tensorboard.bat
  • Linux/macOS: run-tensorboard.sh

For more detailed instructions, check out the documentation.

For commercial purposes, please adhere to the guidelines outlined in the MIT license governing this project. Prior to integrating Applio into your application, we kindly request that you contact us at [email protected] to ensure ethical use.

Please note, the use of Applio-generated audio files falls under your own responsibility and must always respect applicable copyrights. We encourage you to consider supporting the continuous development and maintenance of Applio through a donation.

Your cooperation and support are greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Applio is possible thanks to these projects and those cited in their references.

• gradio-screen-recorder by gstaff
• rvc-cli by blaisewf