mattcurtis3 — Post 121 of 246
oh yeah. looks like the US presidents sooed eleven labs, because when I try to make a clone out of trump or byden, it blocks it? don't know why
matthew E curtis
Eleven labs, your opinion and experience
marchoffmann — Post 122 of 246
Sigh... Ok no. How much of, python, do I need to understand for this. And since you're not even sure if the voice would come back with that, meh.
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It is not something what can be covered in two words. They have an extensive documentation on it but you need to know programming at least a bit. They also have a ready to use python wrapper for their api which a bit easier than the original websocket api but you still need to understand python.
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-- (Musicant):
It is not something what can be covered in two words. They have an extensive documentation on it but you need to know programming at least a bit. They also have a ready to use python wrapper for their api which a bit easier than the original websocket api but you still need to understand python.
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McOi
rudolf — Post 123 of 246
well, you said you really want this voice back. I, if I would want get back something really, would try it out, but it seems that you only want it half. But well.
marchoffmann — Post 124 of 246
No, I'm not willing to learn a programming language for something to maybe, maybe. Come back, probably it doesn't even work.
McOi
techboy — Post 125 of 246
well. You can if you have surtain recordings. google
-- (mattcurtis3):
oh yeah. looks like the US presidents sooed eleven labs, because when I try to make a clone out of trump or byden, it blocks it? don't know why
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-- (mattcurtis3):
oh yeah. looks like the US presidents sooed eleven labs, because when I try to make a clone out of trump or byden, it blocks it? don't know why
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ferre — Post 126 of 246
@post 120, it blocks because elections are coming up and it blocks the presidents voices, I found a video of it, listen
Vox tech, trust us.
ferre — Post 127 of 246
Transcription
Joe? Donnie? Boys, where are you? Are you hiding? Hello? Obamna, have you seen Joe and Donnie? I've been looking for them for ages. I'm getting worried about them. I have no idea. I've also been looking for them. Obamna, do you know where Donnie and Joe are? We were supposed to play Nuke Simulator, but they never joined the Discord. No, man, and I'm super worried about them. Hello, guys. Elon! Please tell us you know where the others are. I came down here to talk to you about this. Oh my god, are they okay? I think so, but they won't be here for a while. What? Why not? The elections in the real world are about to start, so they have been removed from this world to go compete in the real one. What real world? This is the real world. They are completely real to me. Their voices are not allowed to be used in this world anymore, so... This is devastating. Elon, please, I will give you all my money to bring them back. Unfortunately, it is not possible. My friends, they are gone. It's okay, Obamna. Oh, what I would do to hear Donnie call me any swear word he wants just one more time. It's okay, bro. And to see Joe sleeping with his eyes open again just once more. I'm so sorry I screamed at you all those times. I wish I could go back in time and not yell at you.
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Musicant — Post 128 of 246
@marchoffmann, i just tried to access Elli via api. It still works, at least for now.
marchoffmann — Post 129 of 246
Could you tell me what to do in pm? I'd highly appreciate it. I asume all you need is python installed? I can get that.
McOi
Musicant — Post 130 of 246
Here's the easiest script. It cannot use voices by voice ids, choose linguistic models or alter voice parameters. It just generates some text with chosen voice, plays it back and then saves to a file. Read it carefully and edit where it is applicable.
To run the script:
1. Install Python.
2. Launch python to create some necessary files.
Now type "exit()" command without quotes but keeping parentheses and press enter. The python interpreter will be closed.
3. Run windows terminal and run the following command for installing eleven labs python api:
pip install elevenlabs
4. Edit the following code according to your preferences. For more info read the lines beginning with hash sign.
from elevenlabs import generate, play, save, set_api_key
# edit the values in the lines below according to your preferences. Keep the quotes at their places. api key is in your profile.
voice='Elli'
api_key='your_api_key'
text='This is a text to generate.'
save_path='d:/elevenlabs_test.mp3'
#end of preferences
# setting api key and generate audio
set_api_key(api_key)
speech = generate(text)
#Playing generated audio
play(speech)
#saving audio to the destination set in save_path variable
save (speech, save_path)
5. Run this script in python terminal or save it as a file with the .py extension and launch from the explorer.
For more advanced stuff learn python yourself!
To run the script:
1. Install Python.
2. Launch python to create some necessary files.
Now type "exit()" command without quotes but keeping parentheses and press enter. The python interpreter will be closed.
3. Run windows terminal and run the following command for installing eleven labs python api:
pip install elevenlabs
4. Edit the following code according to your preferences. For more info read the lines beginning with hash sign.
from elevenlabs import generate, play, save, set_api_key
# edit the values in the lines below according to your preferences. Keep the quotes at their places. api key is in your profile.
voice='Elli'
api_key='your_api_key'
text='This is a text to generate.'
save_path='d:/elevenlabs_test.mp3'
#end of preferences
# setting api key and generate audio
set_api_key(api_key)
speech = generate(text)
#Playing generated audio
play(speech)
#saving audio to the destination set in save_path variable
save (speech, save_path)
5. Run this script in python terminal or save it as a file with the .py extension and launch from the explorer.
For more advanced stuff learn python yourself!
Jonathan — Post 131 of 246
isn't api paid?
Musicant — Post 132 of 246
All tiers and conditions are the same as with the web interface. You need to optain api key from your profile as i stated in the comments inside the code.
It also has the public api key which is used by default but it generates very small amount of characters per day and then stop working till the next day.
It also has the public api key which is used by default but it generates very small amount of characters per day and then stop working till the next day.
blindTechProductions — Post 133 of 246
I found the text in the following audio post from a website called woketearswater.com
blindTechProductions — Post 134 of 246
Transcription
Die statement, or as kids call it these days, the D-E-I statement. I know, them dumb kids don't know how to spell die, L-O-L. Diversity. We are committed to ridiculing a diverse range of opinions held by diverse groups of people. Diversity is our strength and their weakness. We also tried to make our water more diverse, but every time we added a molecule of color to our formula, it became something other than water. We are sorry. We'll keep trying. Inclusivity. We are committed to providing our customers with the most inclusive beverage on the planet. People drink it, both white and of color. Animals drink it, actual and furries. Even plants drink it, except the plastic ones. And if they don't, they will D-I-E. Follow the science. Equity. We are committed to promoting its true meaning, the money value of a property or of an interest in a property, in excess of claims or liens against it. All other definitions are so confusing, vague, and or controversial. Do you want to support a business that shares your values? Finally, you have a bottled water brand that does. Sane. Enjoy taking the pows out of woke culture? Need hydration? Now you can put woke tears, T-M, where your mouth is. Literally. Our award-winning unique formula is H2O. It's binary. You know, just like humans.
techboy — Post 135 of 246
Transcription
La-nah.
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marchoffmann — Post 136 of 246
Lol what? Can't even understand what you said in that 1 half word of post
McOi
techboy — Post 137 of 246
i was trying to say lmao but i accidently clicked voice so just went with it
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rudolf — Post 138 of 246
there's probably also a way to modify the script by yourself or chatGPT and make it with wxPython, so it opens a window in which you can enter the text, choose the model and the path and so on. but well.
-- (Musicant):
Here's the easiest script. It cannot use voices by voice ids, choose linguistic models or alter voice parameters. It just generates some text with chosen voice, plays it back and then saves to a file. Read it carefully and edit where it is applicable.
To run the script:
1. Install Python.
2. Launch python to create some necessary files.
Now type "exit()" command without quotes but keeping parentheses and press enter. The python interpreter will be closed.
3. Run windows terminal and run the following command for installing eleven labs python api:
pip install elevenlabs
4. Edit the following code according to your preferences. For more info read the lines beginning with hash sign.
from elevenlabs import generate, play, save, set_api_key
# edit the values in the lines below according to your preferences. Keep the quotes at their places. api key is in your profile.
voice='Elli'
api_key='your_api_key'
text='This is a text to generate.'
save_path='d:/elevenlabs_test.mp3'
#end of preferences
# setting api key and generate audio
set_api_key(api_key)
speech = generate(text)
#Playing generated audio
play(speech)
#saving audio to the destination set in save_path variable
save (speech, save_path)
5. Run this script in python terminal or save it as a file with the .py extension and launch from the explorer.
For more advanced stuff learn python yourself!
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-- (Musicant):
Here's the easiest script. It cannot use voices by voice ids, choose linguistic models or alter voice parameters. It just generates some text with chosen voice, plays it back and then saves to a file. Read it carefully and edit where it is applicable.
To run the script:
1. Install Python.
2. Launch python to create some necessary files.
Now type "exit()" command without quotes but keeping parentheses and press enter. The python interpreter will be closed.
3. Run windows terminal and run the following command for installing eleven labs python api:
pip install elevenlabs
4. Edit the following code according to your preferences. For more info read the lines beginning with hash sign.
from elevenlabs import generate, play, save, set_api_key
# edit the values in the lines below according to your preferences. Keep the quotes at their places. api key is in your profile.
voice='Elli'
api_key='your_api_key'
text='This is a text to generate.'
save_path='d:/elevenlabs_test.mp3'
#end of preferences
# setting api key and generate audio
set_api_key(api_key)
speech = generate(text)
#Playing generated audio
play(speech)
#saving audio to the destination set in save_path variable
save (speech, save_path)
5. Run this script in python terminal or save it as a file with the .py extension and launch from the explorer.
For more advanced stuff learn python yourself!
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Jonathan — Post 139 of 246
wx python is kinda trashy, at least if you try to use it with chat gpt. also this script is really not difficult to understand.
rudolf — Post 140 of 246
I didn'T said that it is hard to understand. also, it depens which chatGPt you use, and how yu use it.
-- (Jonathan):
wx python is kinda trashy, at least if you try to use it with chat gpt. also this script is really not difficult to understand.
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-- (Jonathan):
wx python is kinda trashy, at least if you try to use it with chat gpt. also this script is really not difficult to understand.
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