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CosyVoice2-0.5B-EU is a text-to-speech model from hi-paris. Use it when you need text read aloud. The card lists the license as apache-2.0.
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From the Hugging Face model README
Europeanized CosyVoice2 for French & German.
Plug-and-play zero-shot voice cloning with streaming support, bilingual training (FR+DE), and a simple CLI via the companion PyPI package.
👉 PyPI: cosyvoice2-eu (current: 0.2.7) at https://pypi.org/project/cosyvoice2-eu/
👉 Demo: https://hi-paris.github.io/CosyVoice2-EU/
👉 Built on: FunAudioLLM CosyVoice2 (semantic LM + chunk-aware flow + HiFi-GAN)
High-quality French/German zero-shot TTS (text + short reference audio) built on CosyVoice2. Optimized for sentence-to-paragraph narration, bilingual FR+DE adaptation, and easy local inference. While this model is optimized for French and German, it remains fully compatible with the original CosyVoice2 languages — English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and their dialects.
Install:
pip install cosyvoice2-eu
French example:
cosy2-eu --text "Salut ! Je vous présente CosyVoice 2, un système de synthèse vocale très avancé." --prompt path/to/french_ref.wav --out out_fr.wav
German example:
cosy2-eu --text "Hallo! Ich präsentiere CosyVoice 2 – ein fortschrittliches TTS-System." --prompt path/to/german_ref.wav --out out_de.wav
First run downloads the model from this repo and caches it locally.
Tip: You can experiment with prompts for style control using"<style>. <|endofprompt|> <text>", e.g., "Speak cheerfully. <|endofprompt|> Hallo! Wie geht es Ihnen heute?"
cosy2-eu).Also compatible with original CosyVoice2 languages (EN/ZH/JA/KO & dialects).
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If you use CosyVoice2-0.5B-EU in research or products, please add a short acknowledgment and share feedback or samples—we’re continuously improving FR/DE expressiveness and robustness.