Help Wanted — Linux Virtual Audio Cable + Voice Changer Setup (W-okada fork)

[pseudo cape]

Hi! I need help configuring a virtual audio cable on Linux so I can route:

Mic → Voice Changer → Virtual Output → Telegram

Details:

OS: Ubuntu-based laptop

Using: MMVC Voice Changer

Hardware: Internal mic + USB headset

I'm having issues with the audio routing and would love to pay someone experienced with:

PipeWire / Jack / ALSA

Low-latency Linux audio setups

If you can help me get this working, please DM me — I can pay for your time. 🙏
Thanks!

[pale granite]

My w-okada fork that should deal with PipeWire automatically: https://github.com/develOseven/avoc

[finite venture]

Let me know if you have actually "fork" the W-Okada from either Tg Develop or Deiteris one and then integrate some features to Linux variant, or simply add features to those forks. You can also make your own voice changer fork to be comparable to other voice changer programs from different authors (even the original mainline one) too. Otherwise, Tg Develop W-Okada fork could be preferred for reasons.

[pale granite]

That's the core of Deiteris which is essentially the same as in Tg Develop (I've added some important stuff like spin from Tg Develop's core). The user interface and audio part are completely different from okada/deiteris/tg-develop.
My issue with the okada forks is that they don't split RVC into a library that's convenient for the UI development.

Nobody except AVoc does global hotkeys and PipeWire auto link.

[finite venture]

Very cool.

[bleak hill]

Help Wanted — Linux Virtual Audio Cable + Voice Changer Setup (W-okada fork)

[pseudo cape]

@pale granite is ur fork officially from deiteris

[pale granite]

you probably mean whether it's widely used? No, it's just couple of months old.

[pseudo cape]

@pale granite am getting lot of errors if i run ur fork

[pseudo cape]

can somone help me i can pay?

[pseudo cape]

hi @pale granite

@finite venture

can u guys please help

im trying since 1 week

[pale granite]

you've said that you're using a laptop. If it doesn't have a good dedicated GPU, then w-okada and forks won't be very useful.
About the errors: I don't think that anybody has ever tested with Ubuntu.
Have you managed to make w-okada work? At least without the virtual output.

[thorny dust]

as said you haven't mentioned your GPU spec

it is recommended to have like RTX 3060 / RX 6600 or higher, not just integrated gpu

[sharp prism]

My laptop has RTX 4060!

[sharp prism]

Yes I managed to install wokada work without virtual output but only challenge I face is, using it on other apps like telegram

[pale granite]

There are two options: set up a virtual mic with PipeWire and w-okada or figure out the errors with AVoc.

For the PipeWire virtual mic create ~/.config/pipewire/pipewire.conf.d/virtual-mic.conf file:

context.modules = [
    {   name = libpipewire-module-loopback
        args = {
            audio.position = [ MONO ]
            capture.props = {
                media.class = Audio/Sink
                node.name = voice_sink
                node.description = Voice_Sink
                audio.rate = 48000
                audio.format = F32
                node.passive = true
            }
            playback.props = {
                media.class = Audio/Source/Virtual
                node.name = voice_mic
                node.description = Voice_Microphone
                audio.rate = 48000
                audio.format = F32
                node.passive = true
            }
        }
    }
]

and restart PipeWire or relogin. Then use the Voice_Sink and Voice_Microphone to redirect the w-okada audio.

[thorny dust]

I was asking the OP @pseudo cape NOT you

please make a new thread for your own question/problem

[thorny dust]

sorry that I have to lock this thread to prevent anyone else invading it