AI trainer的工作内容

使用AI的实时语音转换器（Trainer）https://github.com/isletennos/MMVC_TrainerAI孙燕姿音色训练svchttps://github.com/svc-develop-team/so-vits-svc基于检索的语音转换WebUI，一基为VITS简单易用的语言转换器（语音转换器）框架https://github.com/liujing04/Retrieval-based-Voice-Conversion-WebUI基于DDSP（可微分数字信号处理）的实时端到端歌声转换系统https://github.com/yxlllc/DDSP-SVC浅扩散模型（DDSP + Diff-SVC重构版）

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