tutorial for rvc on windows
Back to Computers and Technology#1 rudolf
hi, does annyone knows a tutorial which is at least understandable? I don't get smarter from the readme. or someone could pm/NVDARemote me or something, and I would like it to know if my "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB", 4 cores i5 7600 and 16 gb ram are enough for that. thanks.
#2 techboy
yeah if you have an nvidia you should be good. That's all I know though
#3 rudolf
well I don't know if 6 gb grafic ram and 1060 is enough.
#4 techboy
it should be
#5 magistral
you can do it, but it'll be too slow.
#6 rudolf
hmm, how slow?
#7 magistral
I mean, it'll train for you slowly.
#8 rudolf
yeah but how slow. like how long it will take.
#9 techboy
to train is making a moddle, using the moddle is fast for me even with an AMD rizen
#10 x0
Yeah, training is the expensive part. With a GPU with 4 or 6 GB VRAM you can run the model locally and do transforms with it, but to actually train it will be painful. It might actually run out of memory, the training step involves a lot of complex operations and backtracking to estimate and diffuse any error.
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#11 rudolf
hmm, and if I would let train my model by someone else and ask him for the file and import it, I could do song and sing stuff without any problems?
#12 x0
Yes. Or if you use google collab or something similar for training.
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#13 rudolf
I heard they're disallowed it as so many people do it and theyer server were overloaded.
#14 rudolf
hello people!
I'd recommend AICoverGen for now. search it on gith ub and you'll find a good readme how to install it. though I'd recommend a VE (virtual enviriment) for it. I'm using Conda for that. alternativily, there's a google colab notebook, but it don't saves.