#Nanashi v2 beta (RMVPE) (RVC v2, 800 Epoch)

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dawn sleet
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Well, the v2 beta version of this pretrain is a complete failure, I don't recommend using it. Especially the base model.
Below are the samples and problems that this pretrain has and their possible causes
This pretrain was designed for Brazilian Portuguese

Epoch: 800 (base) finetune (270)
Steps: 1005600 (Base) 143910 (finetune)
Batch Size: 32
Dataset Length: 31 hours (Base) 13 hours (finetune)
F0 pitch extraction: RMVPE
Sample Rate: Only 32k
FP16
Made from scratch
Link: https://huggingface.co/shiromiya/nanashi-pretrain/tree/main/v2
Trained on a 4090 for 4 days

If you want to help me recover financially from the loss of this pretrain, consider donating to me at ko-fi

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  • One of the problems this pretrain has is lines in the spectrum when using the base model. The cause of this MAY BE because it was made using contentvec transformers instead of contentvec fairseq
slate flume
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probably hifigan / contentvec limitations. idk how razer did to avoid these harmonic issues on dmr pretrain lol

dawn sleet
slate flume
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i wont suggest doing custom pretrains unless you want to, at cost of a bunch of issues

slate flume
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I want to do custom pretrains using lightning.ai but a problem is the issues i mentioned before

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it's impossible to do a pretrain with no issues (dmr did not have distroted harmonics but it got noise)

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@dense acorn is a good idea to do a custom pretrain on a old rvc version? like, before they added k/loss?

dawn sleet
slate flume
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you can try training on a old version of Applio, like before contentvec was added

dawn sleet
slate flume
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i hate hifigan and contentvec limitations boohooh

dawn sleet
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Me too...

dense acorn
slate flume
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we wait until rvc v3 is released MeatBall

dawn sleet
dense acorn
dawn sleet
dense acorn
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lunar crystal
dawn sleet
lunar crystal
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Boa sorte com o projeto.

dawn sleet
dawn sleet
quiet ginkgo
copper pagoda
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