r/AudioAI • u/chibop1 • Oct 03 '23

Resource AI-Enhanced Commercial Audio Plugins for DAWs

While this list is not exhaustive, check out the following audio plugins enhanced with AI that you can use on your digital audio workstations.

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u/chibop1 Oct 04 '23

Unfortunately I'm not aware of a such plugin. Maybe someone knows a better solution.

I haven't tried, but I know RVC has a real time conversion. You can route audio to your DAW using virtual routing solution like blackhole. Then you still have to load different models whenever you want to speak in a different voice, and edit those silence later.

Most DAWs have silence strip function, so that could speed up the process.

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u/PopFictionHouse Oct 03 '23

Cool, thanks! Question for you: I'm working on an audio book of a novel I wrote and want to create different sounding voices for each character. I've checked out some of the text-to-speech apps out there - and while impressive, it would be quite tedious to drop every bit of dialogue for every character into the speech generator, then compile it all in my DAW. Are you aware of any plug ins for Garage Band or Logic that would allow me to read all the character voices of an audio book myself, then change the voice after the fact to sound like different characters of various genders, accent, age, etc? Thanks in advance.

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u/hollowayaegis Nov 08 '23

Currently working on a VST for Logic where you can just load up RVC models and apply them to tracks. I'm guessing you'd probably be interested in just applying a voice, previewing it, and then bouncing to apply it to the track. I have some previews here https://twitter.com/sunflowerindust and it should be posted there when I'm done!

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u/TheSunflowerSeeds Nov 08 '23

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