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SopranoTTS for Text to Speech

Turn speech using Soprano TTS

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SopranoTTS is an ultra‑fast, lightweight text‑to‑speech model that turns text into high‑fidelity 32 kHz audio in real time on very low VRAM.

What it is

  • Open‑source TTS model (~80–84M parameters) that can generate hours of speech in seconds, designed to run on consumer GPUs or even CPUs.​

  • Focused on natural, clear speech with low latency and streaming support, making it suitable for interactive apps and long‑form narration.

Key features

  • 32 kHz high‑fidelity audio, noticeably cleaner than many 24 kHz TTS systems.

  • Extreme speed: up to ~2000× real‑time; 10–20 hours of audio can be generated in under 20 seconds on a capable GPU.

  • Streaming synthesis with first audio chunks in <15–50 ms, ideal for real‑time voice.

  • Runs in <1 GB VRAM, with simple Python API, CLI, and often a small web UI.

  • Supports batched and long‑text generation, with internal chunking so you can feed effectively “infinite” scripts.

Best‑fit use cases

  • Real‑time voice responses in assistants, chatbots, and tools where latency must feel instant.

  • Audiobooks, YouTube narration, and e‑learning where you need hours of speech quickly on local hardware.​

  • High‑volume content pipelines (many clips, multiple languages/voices) that benefit from open‑source, on‑prem deployment.

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Nodes & Models

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SopranoLoader
SopranoTTS
SaveAudioMP3

SopranoTTS is an ultra‑fast, lightweight text‑to‑speech model that turns text into high‑fidelity 32 kHz audio in real time on very low VRAM.

What it is

  • Open‑source TTS model (~80–84M parameters) that can generate hours of speech in seconds, designed to run on consumer GPUs or even CPUs.​

  • Focused on natural, clear speech with low latency and streaming support, making it suitable for interactive apps and long‑form narration.

Key features

  • 32 kHz high‑fidelity audio, noticeably cleaner than many 24 kHz TTS systems.

  • Extreme speed: up to ~2000× real‑time; 10–20 hours of audio can be generated in under 20 seconds on a capable GPU.

  • Streaming synthesis with first audio chunks in <15–50 ms, ideal for real‑time voice.

  • Runs in <1 GB VRAM, with simple Python API, CLI, and often a small web UI.

  • Supports batched and long‑text generation, with internal chunking so you can feed effectively “infinite” scripts.

Best‑fit use cases

  • Real‑time voice responses in assistants, chatbots, and tools where latency must feel instant.

  • Audiobooks, YouTube narration, and e‑learning where you need hours of speech quickly on local hardware.​

  • High‑volume content pipelines (many clips, multiple languages/voices) that benefit from open‑source, on‑prem deployment.

Read more

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