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 OK, so you got your model with RVC. But you have another voice cloner as well. How can we transport the model to the other voice cloner? This is actually extremely easy. All we need is to create audio with our current models, and upload that audio!
 
-The worst voice cloners work with **2 hours** of audio... I know, they suck... Therefore, here is a 2 hour audio file of Allison from IBM (read their TOS.). Just convert this file to another character with RVC, then upload the converted file!
+The worst voice cloners work with **2 hours** of audio... I know, they suck... Therefore, here are 2 hours of audio of Allison from IBM (read their TOS.). Just convert the audio to another character, and upload that to the other voice cloner!
 
-It actually took a very long time to generate this audio file... I think I will only make one...
+RVC keeps crashing if I upload a 2 hour audio file... even if I upload a 1 hour audio file... Therefore, I split the 2 hours into 30 minutes each, so 4 files total to convert. 
 
-1. So, download the sample audio FIRST. Then convert that, even though it's only a couple seconds.
-2. Upload that sample audio to RVC and convert it. Most likely the pitch will be wrong. So keep changing the pitch until it's correct.
-3. Finally download the FULL audio, and change the pitch to the right one.
-4. Now convert the audio file for real with the new pitch changed.
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-Note: It will take about a minute and 30 seconds to upload the wav file. Please be patient.
+Note: It will take about a minute and 30 seconds to upload a wav file. Please be patient.
 
 Note 2: It will take probably around 1 hour to convert a 30 minute file.
 
-Note 3: hm... It appears that uploading TOO MUCH audio will crash the program... I will find out the maximum amount of time allowed... EDIT: it's around 30 minutes max. 
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-Note 4: it takes around 3400 seconds to turn 31:17 minutes of audio into another voice. That means for every second of audio, the program will take 1.8 seconds to convert it. (1.811401172 seconds to be exact...)
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+Note 3: It takes around 3400 seconds to turn 31:17 minutes of audio into another voice. That means for every second of audio, the program will take 1.8 seconds to convert it. (1.811401172 seconds to be exact...)
 
-I will shorten these 2 hour files into 4 files of 30 minutes each, in the next update
 
 Audio in .wav format: