[akadeb]

You could pipe the output to an audio file with ffmpeg or pyaudio and save it locally

[viraptor]

I don't want to save the audio. I want to save the voice model so I can use it for many different texts, for consistency.

[stuckkeys]

Yes, you can. I was just testing it. I made a "My Custom Voices" tab, and recorded a small sample of my own voice or upload a sample of w/e voice. Then you can use it. I am in the process of training a model of my voice too to see how it handles it using the 1.7b

Works surprisingly good with a 4090. I will also try it on 5090. This is the best one I have seen so far. NGL. 11Labs is cooked lol.