Setting Up Coqui Text-to-Speech
Learn how to set up and configure Coqui as your local text-to-speech backend for the Arcania platform, with both manual and Docker installation methods.
Introduction to Coqui
[serious] While Coqui.ai's hosted service has been discontinued, you can still set up Coqui locally as a powerful text-to-speech backend for Arcania using the methods detailed below.
Installation Methods
Method 1: Manual Setup
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Create and navigate to Coqui directory:
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Install Miniconda:
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Set up Python environment:
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Clone and prepare repository:
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Install dependencies:
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Complete installation:
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Launch the server:
Method 2: Docker Setup
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Pull the Docker image:
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Launch container:
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Configure and start server:
Configuration
[neutral] After installation, configure your system with these essential steps:
CORS Configuration
Add these lines to Flask app in /TTS/server/server.py
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Enable in Arcania
- Navigate to Settings
- Select Text-to-Speech
- Choose TTS Backend
- Select Coqui
- Configure Voice ID when satisfied
Technical Resources
Additional Information
- Official Coqui Repository
- Local TTS backend capabilities
- Extensive model selection
- Advanced configuration options
[serious] Coqui provides a robust local text-to-speech solution with multiple voice models and customization options. [happy] Follow the installation steps carefully to ensure optimal performance.