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AICoverGen
Last update: Mar 4, 2024
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Introduction
The AICoverGen Colabs are a port of the AICoverGen RVC fork to Google Colab.
These are ideal for users who want 'quick & dirty' AI covers, as the whole process of inputting audio, vocal isolation & song mixing is automated.
The pitch control is limiting & inconvenient, so if you want a Colab with more control over it, use Ilaria RVC instead.
# The two versions of the port are: AICoverGen NO UI and AICoverGen UI.
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AICoverGen NO UI
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Description
This is the version of the port that doesn't have the premade user interface. Credits to Eddy & Raid. Base notebook by Ardha27.
It's an upgrade from the original Colab space, bringing bug fixes, improvements, & extra features.
The NO UI counterpart is mainly preferred due to being more stable compared with the UI version.
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Pros & Cons
The pros & cons are subjective to your necessities.
- Automatic vocal extraction.
- Song mixing tool.
- Has Mangio-Crepe.
- Automatic model upload.
- Input audio with YouTube links.
- Can get the stems files.
- More stable.
- Usage limit for free users.
- Takes 6 mins to load.
- UI is incovenient.
- No control over the stem separation.
- The extraction will always run, you'll waste time if you input clean vocals.
- Little control of the mixing tools.
- Limited pitch control.
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Setting Up
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1. Enter the space
Access the Colab space here. Then Sign in to your Google account.
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2. Clone and Install
Execute the
Clone and Install
. This will install RVC.
It will take around 15 minutes.
It'll be done when you see a check symbol (✔️) on the corner.
Don't worry if red text appears, it's normal.
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Inference
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1. Download model
Go to Model Download Function cell. Paste the model's link in the url bar.
In dir_name name the model. Don't include spaces/special characters.
Then execute the cell.
Downloaded models will be saved until the Colab session ends.
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2. Input the audio
Input the vocals/song in the Generate Cover cell.
You can go about it with either a YouTube link or a Google Drive file:
YouTube link Copy a YouTube link and paste it in the SONG_INPUT bar.
Google Drive file - Execute the Mount Drive cell below.
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Connect to Google Drive
& select your Account.
# Click the folder symbol ( ) on the left.
(For mobile users: tap the three lines on the top left &Show file browser
)Go to drive & you'll find your GD storage.
Right-click your audio & pressCopy path
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# - Paste the path in the SONG_INPUT bar.
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3. Select model
In RVC_DIRNAME insert the model's name you assigned before.
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4. Modify settings (optional)
Below RVC_DIRNAME until Audio Mixing Options you'll find the inference settings.
Tweak them accordingly for better results if you wish.
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5. Modify mix & reverb (optional)
In Audio Mixing Options you can modify the values to define the volume of main/backing vocals & instrumental.
In
Reverb Control
you can add reverb to the output vocals.
- REVERB_SIZE
- How "wide" the reverb sounds, like the size of a room.
- REVERB_WETNESS
- Volume of the reverb itself.
- REVERB_DRYNESS
- Volume of the vocals.
- REVERB_DAMPING
Level of absorption of the reverb's high frequencies:
- Higher values yield a warmer, natural-sounding reverb.
- Lower ones sound brighter & more present.
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6. Begin inferring
Execute the Generate Cover cell to begin the conversion.
It'll be done when the logs say Cover generated at followed by the file path.
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7. Download output
Click the folder symbol ( ) on the left.
(For mobile users: tap the three lines on the top left & Show file browser)Open song_output folder & the one inside it. Right-click the first file & press
Download
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The other audios are the stems. Download them too if you wish.
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# If the voice glitches out, click here.
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AICoverGen UI
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Description
This is the version that's built with the premade user interface. Port by Hina. Original repo by SociallyIneptWeeb.
It's characterized & preferred due to its intuitive UI, ideal for beginners.
But on the downside, it may be more buggy, so consider using the NO UI version if issues arise.
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Pros & Cons
The pros & cons are subjective to your necessities.
- Automatic vocal extraction.
- Song mixing tool.
- Has Mangio-Crepe.
- Automatic model upload.
- Input audio with YouTube links
- Great UI.
- Can get the stems files.
- Quicker audio file upload.
- Usage limit for free users.
- Takes 6 mins to load.
- No control over the stem separation.
- The extraction will always run, you'll waste time if you input clean vocals.
- Little control of the mixing tools.
- Inconvenient pitch control.
- More unstable.
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Setting Up
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1. Enter the space
- Access the Colab space here.
- Then login to your Google account.
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2. Define pitch
In the Clone Repository cell, select the pitch change.
If you're going to use models of the same gender as the vocals, use
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.If they're of opposite gender, use
12
To change this, you'll have to start the Colab from scratch.
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3. Run cells
Then go to Runtime on top & press
Run all
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4. Open UI
After a moment the Run WebUI cell will show two links. Open the public URL one.
Don't close Colab until you're done using it, or it will stop working.
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Inference
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1. Upload model
You can upload it using its link or manually inputting its files.
Link Go to the Download model tab & paste the model link in the bar.
Name it in Name your model. Don't introduce spaces/special characters.
Click Download.
Manually Zip the model into a .ZIP file, if you haven't already.
Go to the Upload model tab, press the upload box & submit the ZIP.
Name it in Model name. Don't introduce spaces/special characters.
Press Upload model.
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2. Select model
Return to the Generate tab & press Refresh Models. Then select it in the Voice Models dropdown.
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3. Select audio
On its right, input the YouTube link.
Or, press Upload file instead, click Upload & input the audio file.
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4. Modify settings (optional)
- Unfold Voice conversion options to modify the inference settings for better results.
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5. Select output format
Unfold Audio mixing options & set Output file type as
wav
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Modify the mix too if you wish.
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6. Convert
Press Generate. The audio will begin processing.
Once it's done, you can hear the results in the AI Cover output box.
To download it, press the download symbol ( ) on its right.
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7. Download stems (optional)
To download the stems, go to Colab & click the folder symbol ( ) on the left.
(For mobile users, tap the three lines ( ) on the top left & Show File Explorer)Go to Hina_RVC, song_output, open the new folder, right-click the stem you wish & click
Download
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# If the voice glitches out, click here.