🔴RVC V2

It's old now but still usable

his guide is usable but not updated anymore, for Applio : Applio

Make sure you have already installed Python 3.8 or a higher version. Don't forget to check the two boxes at the bottom before proceeding with the installation.

Windows

1. Download the file for an NVIDIA GPU or for an AMD/INTEL GPU.

2. Download and run WinRAR

3. Then, right-click on the RVC V2 file and click on "Extract.

4. Run go-web.bat to launch the RVC web interface

5. A popup window will appear, please check both boxes:

Pare-feu Windows Defender

You can also run the install_easyGUI.bat file if you want to install rejekts' easyGUI interface for more information: How to install EasyGUI locally:

MacOS

It is recommended to have a Mac with at least an Apple M1 chip.

Download the latest ZIP file for Mangio RVC on MacOS from this link (starting with 'MacOS_Only') and extract it into a new folder.

To install it, run the run.sh file from the Mangio folder you extracted. You can do this by first opening a terminal window:

1. Start by pressing Command + Spacebar, which will open the Spotlight search.

2. Then type "Terminal" and press Enter. This will launch the terminal on macOS.

3. In this terminal, type 'cd' followed by a space, then drag the Mangio RVC folder into the terminal window to complete the path. Press Enter. Your path should change to that of the Mangio folder. Then you can type 'sh run.sh' into the terminal and press Enter. This will initiate the initial installation process. Wait for the installation to complete; after that, the RVC web interface should be properly launched and will work from now on if you start it in the same way.

4. Restart your Mac, and now it should work without asking for any PATH additions.

There seems to be a strange bug with Mangio-Crepe on Mac. Fortunately, RMVPE doesn't seem to be affected!

Additionally, if you want to install the simple graphical interface, download the easyGUI script for Mac from this link after you have finished installing the classic RVC web interface. Make sure to restart your Mac before proceeding with this step.

You run it in the same way as the other script but with 'sh install_easygui_dependencies_mac.sh.'

For training purposes, you need to retrieve the pretrained models from Hugging Face and place them in the appropriate pretrained directories. Please note that training has not been tested on Mac due to the lack of testing for this platform.

If you don't have a powerful graphics card (GPU), consider using Google Colab.

To avoid bugs, make sure the path to the RVC folder does not contain any spaces.

How to install EasyGUI locally:

EasyGUI is a custom interface created by "rejekts" to simplify tasks. If you don't have the "install_easyGUI.bat" file in your RVC folder, you can find it as a zip file here.

Extract it into the RVC folder and run the "install_easyGUI.bat" file to install it. Once the installation is complete, running "run_easiergui.bat" will launch the easy graphical interface.

How to import models locally:

The "/weights/" folder contains the .pth files. The "/logs/" folder should have a folder for each .pth file, and inside the model's logs folder, you place the .index file of the model. It looks like this:

/RVC-beta/weights/InoxtagV2.pth

/RVC-beta/logs/InoxtagV2/added_IVF393_Flat_nprobe_1_v2.index

For training and cover tasks, the same procedure as in Google Colab is followed. To run Tensorboard locally, execute the "Launch_Tensorboard" file.

Follow this guide for the basics of use and for more information (yes, it's intended for Google Colab and is in English, but the same principles apply).