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Just checking in since most people are probably cloning female voices, so I sincerely do not know if this is a known issue. I have a non-lisping male voice I am trying to replicate using OpenVoice, and it sounds okay, but he's lisping now. This is especially pronounced in 'cheerful' and 'friendly', where for lack of a better term there is an obvious 'effeminate' quality, but also evident in 'default' and all variations. I have tried different samples of varying lengths, and I should note that the sample voice demonstrably does not have a lisp. I've tried with en_newest, en-br, en-us, etc. However, all results are unsatisfactory. Are there any tips for mitigating this? Is this a known effect? Would love to use OpenVoice because it is very fast and its control over tone allows for a lot of nuance, but in this one very distinct and distracting way it seems to struggle and I'm not sure how to overcome it.
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Just checking in since most people are probably cloning female voices, so I sincerely do not know if this is a known issue. I have a non-lisping male voice I am trying to replicate using OpenVoice, and it sounds okay, but he's lisping now. This is especially pronounced in 'cheerful' and 'friendly', where for lack of a better term there is an obvious 'effeminate' quality, but also evident in 'default' and all variations. I have tried different samples of varying lengths, and I should note that the sample voice demonstrably does not have a lisp. I've tried with en_newest, en-br, en-us, etc. However, all results are unsatisfactory. Are there any tips for mitigating this? Is this a known effect? Would love to use OpenVoice because it is very fast and its control over tone allows for a lot of nuance, but in this one very distinct and distracting way it seems to struggle and I'm not sure how to overcome it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: