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The runtime can also respeak an existing recording in a different voice, keeping the original timing,
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phrasing and emphasis while changing only the speaker. This is not part of the upstream model, it falls
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out of how the codec separates semantic content from acoustic detail.
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## Conversion
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The runtime can also respeak an existing recording in a different voice, keeping the original timing,
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phrasing and emphasis while changing only the speaker. This is not part of the upstream model, it falls
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out of how the codec separates semantic content from acoustic detail.
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It is experimental. Pitch is regenerated rather than copied, so a converted vocal is re-sung in the
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target voice's own register instead of at the source's. Whether a tune survives varies clip to clip,
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and `keep_acoustic 1` or `2` copies the lowest acoustic codebooks from the source to pull more of the
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original contour through. Judge it by ear, and leave `keep_acoustic` at 0 for ordinary speech.
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## Conversion
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