CLI tool to touch VOICEPEAK from the command line.
Execute the following command to speak the string passed as an argument.
vpeak こんにちは!
# option (narrator: Japanese Female 1, emotion: happy)
vpeak -n f1 -e happy "こんにちは"
# option (narrator: Japanese Female 1, emotion: happy, output path: ./hello.wav)
vpeak -n f1 -e happy -o ./hello.wav "こんにちは"
Converts all text files(.txt
) in the directory specified by the -d
option to audio files (.wav
).
vpeak -d your-dir
# option (narrator: Japanese Female 1, emotion: happy)
vpeak -n f1 -e happy -d your-dir
# option (narrator: Japanese Female 1, emotion: happy, output dir: your-dir-2)
vpeak -n f1 -e happy -o your-dir-2 -d your-dir
With the -silent
option, no voice reading is performed. It also does not automatically delete the generated files. This option is useful for only generating audio files.
vpeak -silent "こんにちは"
The audio file will remain only if outputPath is specified, executed per directory, or silent mode is enabled.
Run the help
command for more information.
vpeak -h
Tested only under the following conditions.
Currently only M1 or later(arm64) mac are supported
VOICEPEAK must be updated to the latest version in order to use vpeak.
I am testing with 1.2.7.