NOT OPENING

[slim hill]

when i open the software it opens the command thingy and normaly after that it opens the software but its just doesnt do that naymore smh

[native cipher]

What is your PC GPU? And did you follow any tutorial before?

[slim hill]

nvidia gtx1070

i did a while back

[native cipher]

Try Tg Develop's W-Okada fork. https://docs.aihub.gg/realtime-voice-changer/local/tg-develops-w-okada-fork/ https://github.com/tg-develop/voice-changer/releases/tag/b2397

[slim hill]

okay so i downloaded that

but im not sure if i did it right ngl

[tawny nest]

Considering this, the program was probably already opened up, but it just didn't show for some reason. If you didn't restart your PC, then you may be able to find it in Task Manager.
As for the suggested TG-Develop fork; that too is w-okada voice changer, just with a different skin essentially, and a couple of updates that make it run better. Feel free to use it.

but, optimizing is not what you asked help with.

You can also just type in the address that hosts the webpage: http://127.0.0.1:18888/ and see if it is running that way

If you want to replace w-okada with tg develop's w-okada version, then you need to make sure the server isn't running at least. You'd also need to throw all of the files away. (you may want to backup the models at least since you could reimport those)

Also, you cannot use onnx with tg-develop's fork. (It's broken). Don't turn on 'convert to onnx' either since that too is broken.

But yeah, the server will only run once. Trying to open it up a second time won't work

[slim hill]

it is but evertime i talk its like glitching

making a beep noise i guess

or like a high bass sound

[tawny nest]

Can you show your settings?

[tawny nest]

It's looping, from the looks of it. VB-Cable (channel A, I assume?) is both the input and output.

[slim hill]

its both cable ous out and input but one is for outsput and one is for input

its also still does it if i change it to just my normal mic

[tawny nest]

Yeah, I think the server has a bug. (tg-develop sometimes glitches out and repeats the same sound even when you stop the server)

It's on the front page of VB-Cable, on how it works: https://vb-audio.com/Cable/

Basically, The cable's input is connected to the Voice Changer's output, and this input acts like a microphone.

and the speaker of this cable is the cable's output, which is connected to the Voice Changer's input

[slim hill]

Im so confused

[tawny nest]

Imagine Cable Input being a microphone
and Cable Output being a speaker

[slim hill]

yea

[tawny nest]

The Voice Changer asks for a microphone for it's input slot, so that it can start converting a voice.

[slim hill]

Yea

[tawny nest]

So, normally you put your real microphone there, not this virtual cable

instead, you put the virtual cable input into the voice changer output, so that the cable records the changed voice

and then the Virtual Cable's output into Discord as input

basically

[slim hill]

Mhhh

[tawny nest]

It sounds confusing due to the naming scheme, sorry

[slim hill]

its not letting me pick cable Input for input

[tawny nest]

Yeah, apparently they inversed the names

(which makes no sense)

Cable Output is actually what goes into this virtual cable, not leaves it. seemingly

so in your case you need to do it the other way around

[slim hill]

i did

[tawny nest]

Anyway, I recommend completely closing the server so that the odd bass stops, and then restarting it, and trying to mess with the settings till it sounds good or okay

[slim hill]

alr

[tawny nest]

Noise Suppression 2 might help (if noise is caused by the microphone at least)

I recommend changing the processing unit to your GPU

[slim hill]

i kant it js has cpu potion

[tawny nest]

I see...
You may want to increase output volume to about 170% or 180% (so that it sounds about the same volume wise as your microphone), for some reason the output tends to be soft

I don't know what else may help currently

[slim hill]

alr

thank you

[tawny nest]

If you're a guy and want to use a female voice model, I'd recommend at least setting the pitch to 12, and then actually using your own real voice to sound like the girl, rather than relying on a very high pitch setting to match a girl voice. The more you rely on your real voice to modulate, the better it will sound.

[slim hill]

na im tryna do a rapper voice

[tawny nest]

lol, good luck ;p