cottom/rvc-train-voice-model

RVC v2 voice model training from any recordings: vocal extraction, harmony and reverb removal, denoise, breath removal, RMVPE, HuBERT, training and index.

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Input schema

The fields you can use to run this model with an API. If you don't give a value for a field its default value will be used.

Field Type Default value Description
dataset
string
One recording, or a .zip of recordings (wav, mp3, flac, m4a, ogg, ...). Songs, a cappella and speech are all cleaned to the dry lead voice first. 1 minute minimum, 10+ recommended, 30 maximum.
sample_rate
None
40k
Model sample rate.
epochs
integer
0

Max: 1000

Training epochs. 0 picks about 4,000 steps for the cleaned dataset (100-500 epochs).
batch_size
integer
8

Min: 2

Max: 32

Segments per training step.
separation
None
auto
Vocal extraction. auto: per 10-second window, only where there is a backing track or bleed. always: everywhere. never: train on the audio as uploaded.
lead_vocal_only
None
auto
Remove harmonies and backing vocals (the main cause of cracked, hoarse notes). auto: wherever a backing track was found.
remove_reverb
boolean
True
Remove reverb and echo (the second cause of cracked notes).
denoise
boolean
True
Gate steady noise (hiss, hum) against the recording's quietest moments.
remove_breaths
boolean
True
Silence breaths: quiet unvoiced stretches longer than a consonant.
residue_floor_db
number
-50

Min: -90

Max: -30

Delete spectral content this far below the voice (separation residue). -90 keeps everything.
time_limit_minutes
number
28

Min: 10

Max: 180

Whole-run budget. Training stops early, keeping its latest saved weights, to finish inside it. Replicate stops a prediction after 30 minutes of running.

Output schema

The shape of the response you’ll get when you run this model with an API.

Schema
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