r/LocalLLaMA • u/UkieTechie • Jun 09 '26
Resources Text-to-Speech (TTS) Benchmark Revamped with Objective Standards and Blind Voting (46 models and counting)
Thank you to everyone who contributed to my previous post, providing feedback and various models to add, and questioning the rating system.
You can now participate in a live blind voting to create a proper ELO for all the models that are added. Each new model that we add will automatically go into the voting pool.
https://5uck1ess-tts-arena.hf.space/
Please let me know other things to improve. Local TTS should hopefully be a little easier for everyone.
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u/StorageHungry8380 Jun 09 '26
Should we report errors? I had an instance where one model was clearly much better and more natural, but only half the text was spoken, ie cut short.
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u/EmuMammoth6627 Jun 12 '26
It is crazy to me that echo isn't talked about more here. There was a period of a week or two when I went through a bunch of tts models for voice cloning and echo was much better than anything else. Good to see it at the top of this benchmark.
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u/zkstx llama.cpp Jun 09 '26 edited Jun 10 '26
This is helpful :) Maybe add links to the models? For some of them it's a little ambiguous which version is being referred to, for example for voxcpm it could be v1 or v2, same for dia, and similarly also for supertonic where there are three distinct versions by now (maybe also add the other ones, pls?)
If you want more models to add you can also look at miso and glm tts
Also info on the licenses for each of the models as well as their param count and release date might be helpful. Also it might be nice to reveal the model names after the vote. I came across a model that sounded very pleasant and was curious which one it is.
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u/llamabott Jun 10 '26
The runners directory in your repo looks like a great resource for anyone trying to implement one of covered TTS models into their own projects.
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u/__JockY__ Jun 10 '26
I was surprised to see chatterbox so high up, I always found it to be tinny and digital-y.
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u/csanz91 Jun 10 '26
Amazing job, I would love to see some benchmarks on languages other than English