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The video is an instructional guide by Xiaowei on using the optimized voice-changing tool RVC, specifically the updated Japanese version released by w-okada. This version addresses previous limitations by allowing settings to be saved and offers cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, Mac) as well as compatibility with different types of hardware (NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards, CPUs). Key features include a new user interface, preset sound models, and adjustable settings for sound quality and device preferences. Detailed instructions are provided on configuring settings for recording applications, including values for voice transformation between male and female voices and optimizing recording with sound models. Xiaowei guides viewers on uploading and training their models via an AI hub on Discord, decompressing files, and setting parameters. The video emphasizes the importance of using a GPU for optimal performance and concludes with a call-to-action for viewers to engage by liking, subscribing, and asking questions.
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In this segment, Xiaowei introduces the optimized version of the voice-changing tool RVC, addressing the limitations of the original by allowing settings to be saved. The updated version, released by w-okada, known as the Japanese version of RVC, is highlighted for its cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, Mac) and compatibility with various hardware (NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards, CPUs). Xiaowei explains how to download and run the tool, demonstrating parameter settings and operations for the Chinese version, which supports CPU and NVIDIA GPUs. Key features include a new UI, pre-set sound models, and adjustable settings for sound quality and device preferences.
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In this part of the video, the speaker provides detailed instructions on configuring settings for a recording application, including setting the ‘Trancate’ value to 300 and adjusting the gain parameter. Voice transformation settings are explained, with specific values for converting male to female voices and vice versa. The process of loading sound models is described, including adjusting parameters for optimal recording. The speaker emphasizes the suitability of the default Japanese model and guides viewers on uploading or training their models, accessing trained models through an AI hub on Discord, and downloading them. The final steps involve decompressing downloaded files, uploading them to the application, and setting parameters for use. The video concludes with reminders about using a GPU for best results and inviting viewers to like, subscribe, and ask questions in the message area.