Transcribing Dialogues
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So now you have done the audio it's time to transcribe them. I know I know. It may take some time but hear me out for a second. If you won't do transcribing dialogues you'll then get some errors. Especially if you don't specifically write correct dialogue/lines.
If you haven't done with audios then what are you doing here? Go back in there!
So your files should be looks like this:
Once you have done with audios we'll need to create a text document. If you don't make one you'll end up with errors and you won't gonna have training without a text file.
What you want to do is right-click and select Create, and create a text document:
What you want to do now is that name whatever file you want but as long as it's not long. For example, we will be naming into a list.txt but yours might be different if you want a different name.
And it should be looks like this:
You open this bad boy up and it'll open with a default notepad. But I don't need default notepad so instead, i'll be working on notepad++
The next thing you wanna do is to take a look at this, it's empty, right? yeah, that figures. What you wanna do is to do this:
wavs/*filename*.wav|*Dialogue*
Okay, let's start off with something interesting.
First off we have wavs/*filename*.wav. It tells tacotron on where those audio files should be trained (well it won't be waves but you'll see it what i mean) and the *dialogue* obviously you need dialogue, if you won't write one, your model will be gibberish and not understandable so be sure to add dialogues this time. Here's an example for list.txt that I am working for my own model:
And once you have done you'll now have to save. Make sure dialogues is the same as the character would say but also if you have subtitles lying around then this might be much easier than that.
"But what about the characters like ?, !, comma, etc."
Sure, it works like that. Some characters do work but some of them for example spanish, french, and other letter symbols won't work. so you gonna have to workaround.
By the way, every dialogue should have a period on it. Which is DOT.
If you have done everything right then congratulations, we are now going for the fun part, which is training!
