The ComfyUI Zonos Text-to-Speech (TTS) Node integrates advanced speech synthesis capabilities into ComfyUI, enabling high-quality voice generation and voice cloning from audio samples. This tool enhances workflows by allowing users to convert text into spoken audio with customizable parameters.
- 🎯 Delivers high-quality text-to-speech synthesis with support for multiple languages.
- 🗣️ Enables voice cloning from reference audio, allowing for personalized voice outputs.
- 💾 Implements local model caching, resulting in faster loading times for repeated tasks.
Context
The ComfyUI Zonos TTS Node is a custom extension designed to integrate with the ComfyUI framework, providing users with robust text-to-speech functionalities. Its purpose is to streamline the process of generating spoken audio from text, making it a valuable tool for developers and artists looking to incorporate voice synthesis into their projects.
Key Features & Benefits
This tool stands out for its high-quality speech synthesis and the ability to clone voices from reference audio files. Users can select from various model architectures, allowing them to prioritize either speed or audio quality based on their specific needs. Additionally, the support for multiple languages broadens its applicability across global audiences.
Advanced Functionalities
The Zonos TTS Node allows for advanced parameter control over the speech generation process, including options to adjust the quality of the output through the cfg_scale parameter. Users can choose between a faster transformer model and a more resource-intensive hybrid model, offering flexibility depending on their computational resources and quality requirements.
Practical Benefits
By incorporating the Zonos TTS Node into their workflows, users can significantly enhance their control over audio generation processes, leading to improved quality and efficiency. The local model caching feature reduces load times for subsequent uses, enabling a smoother and more productive user experience within ComfyUI.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This project is based on the Zonos TTS model developed by Zyphra and is licensed under the terms specified in the repository's LICENSE file.