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title: Text To Speech With Pitch Controls
emoji: 🏆
colorFrom: blue
colorTo: gray
sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 4.22.0
app_file: app.py
pinned: false
license: mit
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1. Libraries and Tools Used:
    - Transformers: Provides the `VitsModel` and `AutoTokenizer`, with the use of `facebook/mms-tts-eng` model, a sophisticated text-to-speech model designed by Facebook.
    - Torch: A companion library for Transformers, essential for processing the data through the speech model.
    - Librosa: A library for audio processing, especially used here for pitch adjustment of the speech.
    - Soundfile: Utilized to save the speech output as an audio file.
    - Tempfile: Creates temporary files for intermediate storage during processing.
    - Gradio: Facilitates the creation of a user-friendly web interface for the text-to-speech application.

2. Pipeline for Text-to-Speech Conversion:
    - Text Input: You begin by typing in the text you want to be converted into speech.
    - Tokenization: `AutoTokenizer` processes this text, preparing it for the speech model.
    - Speech Synthesis: The `facebook/mms-tts-eng` model within the `VitsModel` takes this processed text and generates the spoken words.
    - Pitch Adjustment: 0 Pitch Value: Represents the normal, unaltered pitch of the speech. This is the default state where the voice sounds as it naturally would, without any modifications.
     Negative Pitch Values: When you set the pitch to a negative value, it makes the voice sound higher. This is similar to moving up the notes on a piano, resulting in a higher, perhaps more youthful or feminine tone.
     Positive Pitch Values: Conversely, positive pitch values make the voice sound lower. This is akin to moving down the notes on a piano. A positive pitch shift results in a deeper, more resonant tone, often associated with a more masculine or mature voice.
    - Saving Audio: The speech with the adjusted pitch is saved as an audio file using `Soundfile` and `Tempfile`.
    - Interactive Web Interface: Gradio provides an interface where you input text, adjust the pitch using a slider, and listen to the speech output.