Clone with Voices

Overview

There are two different ways you can manage voices with the Deeptune API.

Use Deeptune’s inbuilt voices to upload and manage voices.
Manage voices yourself (eg in your own DB) and clone with generate_from_prompt.

Clone with Voices

Use Deeptune’s inbuilt voices to upload and manage voices.

Clone with Audio Prompt

Manage voices yourself (for example, in your own DB and S3).

This tutorial will cover #1: using Deeptune’s inbuilt voices

Voices

You can also store and manage voices inside of Deeptune.

1 # Get all available voices
2 voices = client.voices.list()
3 print(voices)
4 
5 # Get a specific voices
6 voice = client.voices.get(voice_id="d770a0d0-d7b0-4e52-962f-1a41d252a5f6")
7 print(voice)
8 
9 # Create a new cloned voice
10 voice = client.voices.create(
11   name="Cool Name",
12   file=open("./Michael.wav", "rb")
13 )
14 print(voice)
15 
16 # Update an existing voice
17 voice = client.voices.update(
18     voice.id,
19     name="Updated Name",
20     file=open("./Michael.wav", "rb"),
21 )
22 
23 # Delete an existing voice
24 client.voices.delete(voice.id)

1	# Get all available voices
2	voices = client.voices.list()
3	print(voices)
4
5	# Get a specific voices
6	voice = client.voices.get(voice_id="d770a0d0-d7b0-4e52-962f-1a41d252a5f6")
7	print(voice)
8
9	# Create a new cloned voice
10	voice = client.voices.create(
11	name="Cool Name",
12	file=open("./Michael.wav", "rb")
13	)
14	print(voice)
15
16	# Update an existing voice
17	voice = client.voices.update(
18	voice.id,
19	name="Updated Name",
20	file=open("./Michael.wav", "rb"),
21	)
22
23	# Delete an existing voice
24	client.voices.delete(voice.id)