xVASynth v2 System Requirements

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2. you can't find a specific voice on the Workshop, or you'd prefer manual installation, you need to download the individual .zip files from the game-specific nexus pages and extract the voice files into the app directory, at this location: /resources/app/models/ where is the game ID.

3. The voice .zip files already contain the required directory structure, so all you need to do is drag+drop the extracted "resources" folder from the .zip files into the folder where the xVASynth.exe file is (replacing files if prompted).

4. Important: If you move the app files to a different directory, you MUST update the model paths in the settings, because these folder paths get initialized with the full path (starting from the drive letter) - basically, just make sure the app is looking in the new place where your models are, rather than the old folder.

5. xVASynth is an AI based app for creating new voice lines using neural speech synthesis.

6. xVASynth has Nexusmods API integration to display what voices are available for updates/download, from any of the nexus pages listed in the "Manage Repos" sub-menu.

7. The app also allows you to set a different folder to store your voice models in, rather than nested in your app installation directory.

8. The 3D voice embeddings visualizer is an interactive panel where you can explore in 3D all the voices in the app, as seen by an AI representation learning model, projected down to 3D.

9. The use of neural speech synthesis leads to natural sounding voices, something which is very difficult to do with more traditional methods involving concatenations of existing data.

10. For larger projects, where you need to synthesize a large amount of lines, you can alternatively use the Batch synthesis mode.

11. You can specify exact pronunciation for words by using ARPAbet notation between { } brackets in the input, or by managing words in your own (or other people's) dictionaries.