Rubin AI Replay v1.8.1 STANDALONE WiN MAC [FREE]

Tried to download 5 gb of data for models but stuck at the very end.

quote by omiacInteresting. But I cant find info on the website, only downloads, which I assume are same as this


As standalone program, does it work on offline pc with any audio file (in WAV format?) or does it require internet/cloud/sample platform connection?

Anyone try it yet, how are the result?

"Upcoming Plugin: A cross-platform VST/AU/AAX plugin is on the horizon." This would be ideal.



EDIT: I just hear the example on the website. I hope it can do better than that kendrick lamar example cause it sounds so fake as can be

The creator of this program created a thread on AS, where they explained some things. I downloaded it, but didn't fully install it because I need to download some models that weigh several GB, and I'm using mobile data. But aside from that, I'll tell you that I've downloaded some projects a while ago that you run with a .bat file and use Gradio for graphics. The thing is, it uses a lot of GPU, so you need a good graphics card. I've read about many people (not here, not with this program) having issues due to resource demand. But well, this program might be different; it's a matter of giving it a try.

I've been using this for a little while (learned about it on AS). I've got an American ex-president saying more f'd up things than he ever did in power. I can make friends laugh with that, but I have not yet made it do anything that's both musical and usable.

I'm waiting to watch the fallout when someone borrows Ice Cube's voice for a track. He promised to virtually rain hell on anyone who tries it. Haha

quote by omiacOh so it needs a lot of gb's to model and training before it can works. Its not like install only this 123mb program, then drop in my own audio samples to "Clone voices and instruments with precision, enhance your workflow, Capture authentic sounds or forge new ones" with wav-to-wav files, simple quick easy (kind of like a Synplant or something).

I see that thread and someone also just said it needs connection to work.

Yeah, not interested in this myself.

Yes, you need to download the models. The models are essentially a pre-trained base (I'm speaking from what I know about Colab; I assume this is something similar, I use RVC). Well, having said that, the models are quite hefty. That's why I use Colab, so I don't use my PC's resources, and also, the connection is an issue. I also like working without an internet connection, but as you were told, maybe the program only downloads the models, and then you don't need to be connected. There are some RVCs that run locally, as I mentioned before, through a Python executable, a .Bat file that calls "gradio". The problem is that you have to install all the dependencies like PyTorch and other things, and you need to know something about it. I'm a true noob, and I got confused. Besides, my graphics card doesn't support that. I think if you don't want to be connected and also don't want to strain your PC, Colab is the best option. Besides, it's super fast. I've trained several times, instruments, etc. And the truth is, it's like, you also have cloud storage, I mean, once you get used to it, it's like working with an online PC, and then you download the audio, the result. But well, as a last resort, as they told you, try downloading it and downloading the models, which are a little over 3GB, and try it, maybe it works well.

it's cool. I found the conversion smoother than RVC. and it works with CPU only mode too

Been playing with it and love how user friendly it is, some models are excellent and with the ease of use you can get conversions really quick.

A small note: It would be nice to be able to choose to move the location of "Download Location" and "Current App Directory" in the tutorial section.

Thank you!

quote by sexyeyez02The models arent that large. They are 50mb on average. We have over 16k+ of them hosted on www.weights.gg that you can download at any time and use in Replay.

Think of Replay like a AI sampler. The models are the samples, and you use your voice to trigger those samples.

Undoubtedly, a voice cloning tool, not just for joking around but also for creating harmonies, a female voice, and even cloning instruments. I've already shared something in AS that I did in Colab, and it's wonderful. The key is to know if it will work on a PC; everyone will have their reasons not to download without knowing. Mine is that I don't have internet; unfortunately, I use my cell phone data, so having to spend almost 3 or 5GB is a significant cost here where I live. That's why I would like to take this opportunity to ask you if it can run on my machine. It's an AMD Phenom II X4 quad-core, 4GB RAM, Nvidia GTX 710 graphics card with 2GB of RAM. Do you think it can work with these requirements? By the way, I looked at the models on your page, and they are indeed very varied, and it's true that they weigh only a few megabytes. I tried to open it in Colab, but it seems it's only for your "replay" program, is that correct? Because the ZIP file only had three files.