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ilintar/moss-voicegen-gguf
moss-voicegen-gguf is a text-to-speech model from ilintar. Use it when you need text read aloud. It is set up for gguf. The card lists the license as apache-2.0.
GGUF weights for OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-VoiceGenerator, converted for the OpenMOSS C++/GGML runtime.
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From the Hugging Face model README
GGUF weights for OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-VoiceGenerator, converted for the OpenMOSS C++/GGML runtime.
Both files in this revision are FP16-free. The VoiceGenerator checkpoint is trained and loaded as BF16 by the official CUDA reference. FP16 is unsafe for this model because its attention-sink activations can exceed FP16's finite range.
The audio sidecar has also been rebuilt without the converter's former BF16/FP32 to FP16 intermediate cast. Ordinary learned weights are BF16. Normalization tensors and the audio tokenizer's float32 residual-vector-quantizer tensors remain FP32.
| File | Tensor inventory | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
moss-voicegen.gguf | 198 BF16, 113 FP32, 0 FP16 | b5637c2e362940ce7680e298c36c9b600193f50396e5bb2f3a0fc73c00fcbe92 |
moss-voicegen.extras.gguf | 586 BF16, 1,046 FP32, 0 FP16 | e7b3c2964d105e1b8348219f4c840ec2710865c33b2d251edefeb9920f300873 |
Both files must remain beside each other. The sidecar identifies the model as moss_tts_delay, with 16 RVQ codebooks and 24 kHz mono output.
OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-VoiceGenerator@97521ec2b6f3ec5026ac1f5751f8fc302d82c2d4OpenMOSS-Team/MOSS-Audio-Tokenizer@3cd226ba2947efa357ef453bcad111b6eafba782pwilkin/openmoss@d1f2976a89fd51bf949d28320af401e523b78c67, plus BF16-preserving conversion and BF16/FP32 codec-sidecar loadingUse an OpenMOSS build with BF16/FP32 codec-sidecar loading support. Older builds that require moss.codec.quantizer.* tensors to be FP16 cannot decode this corrected sidecar and fail with an expected f16 error. Converting those tensors back to FP16 is not a valid workaround because the upstream audio tokenizer keeps its residual-vector-quantizer math in FP32.
moss-tts-cli \
--model moss-voicegen.gguf \
--template voicegen \
--text "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." \
--instruction "Clear, neutral voice with an even tempo and precise articulation." \
--output voice.wav
Use the dedicated VoiceGenerator template. For upstream-equivalent behavior, do not add a language field, forced duration, or hard audio-frame cap unless the application requires one.
The source model and these converted weights are provided under Apache 2.0.