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python -m TTS.bin.synthesize --text "Hi, how are you?" --model_path en/fastpitch/best_model.pth --config_path en/fastpitch/config.json --vocoder_path en/hifigan/best_model.pth --vocoder_config_path en/hifigan/config.json --out_path speech.wav
However, I am getting an error
[!] Look like you use a multi-speaker model. You need to define either a speaker_nameor aspeaker_wavto use a multi-speaker model.
i tried using --speaker_id with 0 and 1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We faced the same problem. I think TTS.bin.synthesize has argument parser. You can check the arguments. Argument --list_speaker_ids will list all speaker names and its corresponding indices. (It should print a dictionary something like {'female':0, 'male':1}). The argument --speaker_id seems to be misleading because for us we had to give speaker name instead.
Hi,
I am trying to run en model
python -m TTS.bin.synthesize --text "Hi, how are you?" --model_path en/fastpitch/best_model.pth --config_path en/fastpitch/config.json --vocoder_path en/hifigan/best_model.pth --vocoder_config_path en/hifigan/config.json --out_path speech.wav
However, I am getting an error
[!] Look like you use a multi-speaker model. You need to define either a
speaker_nameor a
speaker_wavto use a multi-speaker model.
i tried using --speaker_id with 0 and 1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: