Better Than ElevenLabs? Ultimate TTS Voice Training & Cloning in 600+ Languages Watch on YouTube : piped.video/watch?v=ivppvgjq… Chapters: 0:00 My trained AI voice 0:38 600+ supported languages 1:19 Windows and cloud options 1:46 Your first voice clone 2:10 Generate and listen 3:18 Download ZIP and guides 3:46 Windows Requirements 4:28 Choose an install path 4:40 Extract the package 4:54 Run the installer 5:23 PyTorch, CUDA and wheels 5:54 Start the application 6:19 Models, voices, GPU presets 7:04 First load vs warm runs 7:46 Players and saved outputs 8:34 IndexTTS English example 9:02 AuK English example 9:52 Reference library and files 10:48 Select a reference range 11:38 Microphone recording 11:53 Reference text and transcription 13:19 Clone and Auto voice 14:38 Voice design tags 15:26 Language selection 15:40 Preview and Smart sentences 16:32 Section-length study 17:01 Sentence and section pauses 18:08 Pause tags 19:04 Check and set pronunciation 19:38 Save and reuse dictionary 21:10 Expressive tags 21:44 Keep which take 21:58 Fewest word errors 22:12 Rank takes and set checks 22:42 Ranking and fallback result 23:49 Whole-text candidates 24:36 60-line selection study 25:05 139-line Auto voice study 25:35 First vs selected take 26:42 Matching-language references 27:26 Arabic voice example 28:24 Chinese voice example 29:04 French voice example 29:46 German voice example 30:40 Italian voice example 31:22 Japanese voice example 32:03 Korean voice example 32:58 Polish voice example 33:38 Spanish voice example 33:49 Cross-language cloning 35:48 Speaking-rate comparison 36:49 Target duration modes 37:39 Best quality: 32 steps 38:25 Fast: 16 steps 38:54 Seeds and advanced sampling 39:44 WAV, MP3 and filenames 40:01 Reference and subtitle export 40:16 Inspect the exported files 41:10 Recent outputs as references 41:52 Audio tuning comparison 43:09 Tuning and edge silence 43:30 SRT import and cue timing 44:22 Create a narrated MP4 45:08 Batch inputs and filenames 45:43 Shared and per-file voices 46:07 Batch execution and progress 46:47 Inspect batch results 48:00 Save a personal preset 48:18 Load settings and reference 49:26 Recent settings and theme 49:45 Select GPU and memory tier 50:02 BF16 and ConvRot INT8 50:16 Measured memory use 50:30 Measured synthesis time 50:44 Compare both variants 52:25 Section batch size 52:39 Load models and find files 53:03 VRAM benchmark and tier cap 53:56 Train a new OmniVoice 54:15 Source recordings and text 54:44 Reserve evaluation sessions 55:00 Dataset folder and scan 55:37 Transcript and alignment 55:57 Segment duration 56:13 Padding and caption cleanup 56:28 Quality filters 56:47 Prepare and inspect clips 58:02 Speaker and transcript audit 58:50 Review flagged clips 59:21 Correct words and boundaries 1:00:20 Build the OmniVoice cache 1:00:47 Dataset and training name 1:01:06 Full fine-tuning 1:01:33 Full, LoRA and DoRA 1:01:50 Held-out voice comparison 1:02:05 Epochs and Training plan 1:02:22 Token budget and accumulation 1:02:39 Learning rate and memory 1:03:14 Checkpoints and train state 1:03:30 Continue vs weights-only 1:03:47 Evaluation and final test 1:04:18 Fluency analysis and filters 1:05:16 Start training 1:05:49 Speed, loss and validation 1:06:18 Hear a training sample 1:06:45 Stop and resume controls 1:07:05 800-update completion 1:07:39 Checkpoint analysis 1:07:55 Automatic speech comparison 1:08:15 Reference audition 1:08:37 Speaking-rate calibration 1:08:53 Save an INT8 voice copy 1:09:46 Load the trained preset 1:10:14 Generate held-out speech 1:11:12 Base vs trained voice 1:12:15 Configure Checkpoint Grid 1:13:24 Hear the six grid cells 1:14:34 Trained Auto voice 1:15:22 Trained INT8 voice 1:16:13 Updates, backup and help 1:17:01 Your next voice

Look at the flyer: "9:15 AM PRE-K-12TH ELEMENTARY SEATED." Preschoolers. Erika Kirk never served in the military, yet she's headlining a Veterans Day assembly with Brandon Tatum. Parents got an opt-out. Using Pre-K kids for a political PR stop is shameless.

Candace Owens on Erika Kirk being billed as a "special guest" for a Veterans Day chapel assembly for Pre-K through 12th grade students: "Is Erika a veteran? Did she serve the country?... Has she served in any role, other than emotional asset for the Department of War?"

Gas is up. Food is up. Tim Dillon nailed the White House panic. With Congress slipping away and probes into Hegseth and the crypto scams looming, they can't run on what families are paying. So the big idea is a livestreamed execution with an ad break.

Tim Dillon on the Trump administration ahead of the midterms: "Nothing's going well, everybody's turning on each other... To their credit, they were like, 'What if we livestreamed an execution to get the people back?' Because the gas is up, and the food is up."

Fumble a question about your bar exam and you're out of the White House in days. Hegseth is still there. Lie about bombing Iranian schools filled with children and nobody in the administration fires you. Candace nailed it. Trump only cares when a lie embarrasses him on TV.

Candace Owens on Katie Zacharia being ousted: "Relative to the lies that the Trump administration has told us, I feel like this is so minuscule. Who cares?... We've got Pete Hegseth, who's still there. He's lying about bombing Iranian schools filled with children."

Ten bucks. That's what clippers got offered to push the viral video of Erika Kirk crying. First an email calls her an "emotional asset" and orders partners to boost the clip, then users show up on Discord chasing their $10 cut. Even the grief had a payout sheet.

Candace Owens shows a Discord post asking for "the $10 incentive" for pushing the clip of Erika Kirk crying at the White House Correspondents' Dinner: "It all comes together under a clipping campaign... $10 incentive to make that clip go viral. How sinister."

One typo is the only reason this message survived the scrub: a clipper spelled her name "eka krk" while asking for 15 bucks. Then look at the replies. "Delete the message." "Don't use her name." "Use the word EK." Real support doesn't ban you for typing her name.

Baron Coleman shares Discord messages from a paid clipping campaign for Erika Kirk where users were told "delete the message," "Don't use her name," and "Use the word EK" after a user asked: "when are we getting pid for the eka krk am fest thing"

"The gang bangers all had masks on and covered their plate." No car description. If nobody could identify them in hoodies and masks, how did Tyler Bowyer know they were "gang bangers"? A covered plate doesn't hide what kind of car they drove. Not on a campus with cameras.

Candace Owens shares DMs from Turning Point Action's Tyler Bowyer claiming police couldn't catch who defaced the Charlie Kirk statue because "the gang bangers all had masks on and covered their plate." Owens: "The gang bangers outsmarted the world... case closed."

Katie Zacharia lasted from Tuesday to Thursday. Three days. When the White House is already burning through press secretaries that fast, Candace is right about the next move. Put Loomer or Erika Kirk at the podium so there's no pretending what Trump 2.0 actually is.

Candace Owens on who should replace Katie Zacharia as White House Press Secretary: "I personally want Larry Loomer or Erika Kirk... we should just throw an accelerant on top of this dumpster fire that is the Trump administration 2.0."

Listen to how casual this is. Bardella laughs about helping House Republicans build the Benghazi investigation playbook and calls Democrats using it next "turnabout's fair play." Both parties treat federal power like a toy they pass back and forth to go after each other.

Bardella: I just hope Republicans are comfortable with that type of precedent... Doescher: Oh, because that's never been done before. Bardella: I was there at the Oversight Committee for Republicans when we started that playbook with Hillary Clinton and Benghazi.

"I didn't find anything about the brother." She admits that on live TV. Then she repeats the rumor anyway and defends federal agents "dumpster diving looking for DNA" without a warrant. They haven't even named a crime. Keeping the smear on TV is the whole point.

Doescher on Ilhan Omar: I went to Minneapolis in 2019... was he her biological brother, whatever. I didn't find anything about the brother. CNN Anchor: What's the point though just to say it out loud? ... You're saying it out loud as though it's part of a reality.

Trump told reporters last week that the search "has nothing to do with me." Then Mullin goes on air and says "President Trump didn't want to move forward" unless it looked clean. Pick a story. You don't clear a probe with the White House unless it's political.

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin on the investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar: "We wouldn't move forward, and President Trump didn't want to move forward either, unless we knew that it couldn't be politically driven."