Clone Your Voice For Free Locally!
Last Updated on August 29, 2025 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Ishaan Gupta
Originally published on Towards AI.
Clone your voice using openaudio’s S1 mini model on GPU cloud.
You’ve read about OpenAudio S1’s impressive capabilities in my previous article; if not, then check it out using the link below.

This article guides you through setting up OpenAudio S1 on an AWS GPU instance to clone your voice. It covers the necessary configurations, including instance setup on AWS, connecting through SSH, and installing required dependencies for GPU acceleration. Additionally, it explains how to access the model after requesting permission from Hugging Face, downloading it, verifying the configuration, and launching a web interface for voice synthesis. The article encourages experimentation with parameters and emotional tones in voice generation, concluding with encouragement to explore advanced features.
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