revocalize-python: A Python repository from Revocalize AI

The official Python API for Revocalize.AI voice generation software. Revocalize creates & trains studio-quality AI voices in one-click – or you can choose from our officially licensed AI voice models.

⚙️ Install

pip install revocalize

🎙️ Generate AI Voice

import revocalize

# Initialize Revocalize AI voice model
voice_model = revocalize.VoiceModel(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY_HERE")

# Configure voice conversion parameters
voice_params = {
    "pitch": -2,
    "effects": ["compressor", "auto-tune", "delay", "reverb"],
    "auto_mastering": True
}

# Convert input voice
output_audio = voice_model.convert("input_voice.wav", voice_params)

# Generate voice from text
text_to_speak = "Hey there! Now I can sing, with Revocalize.ai!"
audio_file_path = voice_model.text_to_audio(text_to_speak, voice_params)

# Print the path of the generated audio file
print(f"Audio file generated at {audio_file_path}")

🏋️‍♀️ Train AI Voice

With the Revocalize.ai API you can train AI voice models in < 1 minute. The train() accepts either a ZIP file with the audio training data or multiple training audio URLs (.WAV, .MP3, .FLAC).

import revocalize

# Initialize new Revocalize AI voice model
voice_model = revocalize.VoiceModel(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY_HERE")

# Send AI model to training in the cloud
voice_model.train("path_to_your_training_data.zip")

🗣️ AI Voices

List all your available AI voices on your Revocalize.ai account with voices():

import revocalize

# List all available voices
voices = revocalize.voices(api_key="YOUR_API_KEY_HERE")

# Print your AI voice models
print(voices)

🔑 API Key

Start using the Python API by obtaining your API key from Revocalize.ai (step-by-step guide). This key unlocks the character limit, giving you the freedom to create without boundaries. Set it as an environment variable REVOCALIZE_API_KEY or pass it as a string argument to the library functions. You can also set it globally in your code to the set_api_key function.

from revocalize import set_api_key
set_api_key("<YOUR_API_KEY>")

📖 API & Docs

Learn more about the Python API, or check out the HTTP API documentation.

📪 Contact

If you have any questions, suggestions, or need assistance, feel free to reach out to us:

We're always happy to help and hear your feedback!

📄 Copyright

Unauthorized copying, distribution, or use of this documentation or any part of it is strictly prohibited without the express permission of Revocalize AI. Please contact contact@revocalize.ai for any inquiries or permissions.

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