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“Voicebox is an open-source and free-to-use voice studio created by Jamie Pine, who is the founder of Spacedrive Technology Inc. It is distributed under the MIT license, pitched as a local replacement for two paid services, including ElevenLabs for voice cloning and text-to-speech, and WisprFlow for dictation. Since it’s open-source and everything runs on the hardware you own, using it doesn’t require an account.” This does a lot more than just voice cloning though, and the author describes a few other uses as well. Voice diction may also be on interest. Linux users will have to build the software as it seems there is still no Linux binary for installation. Make sure you follow the download link from the main Voicebox webpage, as I see the linked article for some reason points to a fork which is not maintained. See https://www.xda-developers.com/voicebox-cloned-my-voice-from-a-few-seconds-of-audio-on-my-own-pc-and-its-the-most-terrifying-thing-ive-seen-local-ai-do

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