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Is the code used in the video at https://fastpitch.github.io/ available somewhere? I would like to visualize and change the pitch dynamically and re-generate the audios.
Hi @bzp83, unfortunately not. Adjusting pitch is straightforward, just alter the predicted pitch vector and feed it back to the generating function as pitch_tgt. A quick Jupyter Notebook with a small loop (ipywidgets sliders?) should be enough to prototype an interactive editor.
Are you able to tell me if it's recommended to use this repo's code for fast pitch training or nemo's? I spent a lot of time trying to train a model using nemo but it seems impossible!
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alancucki commentedon Sep 28, 2025
Hi @bzp83, unfortunately not. Adjusting pitch is straightforward, just alter the predicted pitch vector and feed it back to the generating function as pitch_tgt. A quick Jupyter Notebook with a small loop (ipywidgets sliders?) should be enough to prototype an interactive editor.
bzp83 commentedon Sep 29, 2025
Thanks for your reply @alancucki .
Are you able to tell me if it's recommended to use this repo's code for fast pitch training or nemo's? I spent a lot of time trying to train a model using nemo but it seems impossible!
Thanks!