Open-source project that uses AI for speech, voice, transcription, music, or other audio workflows.
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Soundful is an AI music platform for generating royalty-free tracks and loops. Users select a genre and template, with a human-aided AI producing unique tracks. Plans include Free, Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise, with track downloads varying by plan.
Letterfork is an AI tool that turns one Substack, Beehiiv or Ghost newsletter issue into posts for LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, Substack Notes, Threads, Instagram and Reddit in the writer's own voice. Users train a voice profile from past newsletters, then paste an issue to generate platform-native drafts.
LazyPy is a web-based text-to-speech simulator that demonstrates how text sounds in different TTS voices. It offers a choice of over 1,000 voices from Amazon Polly, Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, TikTok, CereProc, IBM Watson, Acapela, Oddcast, Microsoft Azure Speech and Google Translate. Voices from StreamElements or Streamlabs can be used to test how Twitch.tv donations will sound.
StemGen is an end-to-end music generation model trained to listen to musical context and respond appropriately. It is built on a non-autoregressive language-model type architecture similar to SoundStorm and VampNet, and is presented as examples for an ICASSP2024 paper.
AIVA is an AI music generation assistant that creates new songs in more than 250 styles within seconds. Users can build style models, upload audio or MIDI influence, and edit generated tracks. A free plan offers non-commercial use with credit to AIVA and three downloads per month.
YobiYoba is a speech recognition service that transcribes audio and video recordings into editable, time-coded text. Users upload files, specify or auto-detect the language, verify and edit transcripts, then download them in formats such as SRT, PDF, or VTT. Processing produces speaker labels, time codes, and confidence scores. Pricing is pay-as-you-go, from 0.01 € per minute of speech.
