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# Simple TTS
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A simple machine learning text-to-speech program powered by [kokoro](https://huggingface.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M).
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A simple machine learning text-to-speech program for your terminal. Hear text read aloud by realistic voices; from a file or your clipboard.
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## Features
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1. Terminal-first user experience
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1. Many realistic voices available
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1. Use any length of text
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1. Saved raw audio files in sensible chunks
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1. Use copied text as input
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1. Utilize different GPUs as accelerator — Intel architecture supported!
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## Requirements
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This is in early development, and not packaged or distributed yet for any particular operating system. Please read on to see the tested environment I am developing & using it on
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**Simple TTS** is in early development, and not packaged or distributed yet for any particular operating system. Please read on to see the tested environment I am developing & using it:
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1. This is currently only tested working on Debian or Ubuntu-based distros.
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1. GPU accelerators make the program run faster, but you need to have updated drivers for your device that `PyTorch` requires. However, it will still run fine on CPUs, just slower (up to 2x longer or more).
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1. The following are required packages aside from the python dependencies. `espeak-ng` is used by `kokoro` under the hood as a fallback engine for English languages, and `libvlc` is used as the default audio player for the generated audio.
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1. The following are required packages aside from the python dependencies. `espeak-ng` is used under the hood as a fallback engine for English languages, and `libvlc` is used as the default audio player for the generated audio.
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```bash
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sudo apt update
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