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audioduration (s)
3.04
4.48
request
int64
1
10
text
stringclasses
5 values
words
int64
5
9
adapter
stringclasses
5 values
concurrent_requests
int64
200
200
ttfa_ms
float64
95.5
96.8
burst_ttfa_p95_ms
float64
96.8
96.8
audio_s
float64
3.04
4.48
all_audio_ready_s
float64
1.94
2.39
chunks
int64
21
30
stall_s
float64
0.15
0.15
whisper_large_v3
stringclasses
5 values
cer_pct
float64
0
23.7
wer_pct
float64
0
42.9
speaker_similarity
float64
0.85
0.93
utmos
float64
2.89
3.8
1
المكيف في الغرفة ما يبرد زين.
6
egyptian
200
95.5
96.8
3.04
1.94
21
0.147
المكيف في الغرفة ما يبرد زين
0
0
0.909
3.08
5
كيفك؟ شو عم تعمل هالأيام؟ صرلنا زمان ما حكينا.
9
iraqi
200
95.9
96.8
4.48
2.39
30
0.148
كيفك؟ شو عم تعمل هالأيام؟ صرلنا زمان ما حكينا
0
0
0.906
3
7
السيارة تبي لها بنزين، خلنا نوقف عند أقرب محطة.
9
najdi
200
96.3
96.8
4
2.28
27
0.148
السيارة تبي لها بنزين خلنا نوقف عند أقرب محطة
0
0
0.927
2.89
8
ولدي بدأ يتعلم السباحة هالصيف.
5
palestinian
200
96.4
96.8
3.52
2.13
24
0.149
ولدي بدأ يتعلم السباحة الصيف
3.4
20
0.852
3.8
10
أبي أحجز طاولة لأربعة أشخاص الساعة تسع.
7
saudi
200
96.8
96.8
3.52
2.13
24
0.149
أريد أن أحجز طاولة لأربعة أشخاص الساعة الساعة
23.7
42.9
0.901
2.98

VoxCPM2 Arabic Dialects: time-to-first-audio samples

Five clips from a latency test: 200 voice-cloning requests sent at the same instant to one NVIDIA A10 GPU. Listen to hear what the engine produces under that load; data/metadata.csv has every number per clip.

At a glance

What 5 generated clips and the reference voice they clone
Load 200 requests at the same instant, one NVIDIA A10 (24 GB)
Time to first audio 95.5-96.8 ms for these 5 clips; 96.8 ms p95 over all 200 requests
Dialect adapters egyptian, iraqi, najdi, palestinian, saudi
Model VoxCPM-Kernel/VoxCPM2-Arabic-Dialects (VoxCPM2 + 11 dialect LoRA adapters)
Engine Speech-Next/voxcpm2-arabic-dialects-turbo
Measured 2026-10-11
License CC BY 4.0

Time to first audio (TTFA) is the time from sending a request to receiving its first audio chunk, which is 40 ms of audio. The rest of the sentence streams in faster than it plays: a 3-4.5 s sentence is fully generated about 2 s after the request.

Samples

file sentence words TTFA audio whole sentence ready CER WER
001_egyptian.wav المكيف في الغرفة ما يبرد زين. 6 95.5 ms 3.04 s 1.94 s 0.0 % 0.0 %
005_iraqi.wav كيفك؟ شو عم تعمل هالأيام؟ صرلنا زمان ما حكينا. 9 95.9 ms 4.48 s 2.39 s 0.0 % 0.0 %
007_najdi.wav السيارة تبي لها بنزين، خلنا نوقف عند أقرب محطة. 9 96.3 ms 4.00 s 2.28 s 0.0 % 0.0 %
008_palestinian.wav ولدي بدأ يتعلم السباحة هالصيف. 5 96.4 ms 3.52 s 2.13 s 3.4 % 20.0 %
010_saudi.wav أبي أحجز طاولة لأربعة أشخاص الساعة تسع. 7 96.8 ms 3.52 s 2.13 s 23.7 % 42.9 %

CER / WER: Whisper large-v3 transcript against the sentence, after Arabic normalization. All 200 outputs of the burst: CER 6.0 %, WER 14.7 %, UTMOS 2.95, speaker similarity 0.92.

Files

path content
data/*.wav the 5 generated clips
data/metadata.csv one row per clip: file_name, request, text, words, adapter, concurrent_requests, ttfa_ms, burst_ttfa_p95_ms, audio_s, all_audio_ready_s (request to last chunk), chunks, stall_s (playback wait after start), whisper_large_v3, cer_pct, wer_pct, speaker_similarity (WavLM-SV), utmos (1-5)
reference/ar00.wav the voice every request clones

How it was measured

Engine settings int8 W8A8 (SmoothQuant), 2-step distilled LocDiT, CUDA graphs; the first 40 ms frame is streamed ahead of the rest
Voice cloning from the reference audio only, without its transcript
Requests request i uses adapter i mod 11 and one of 192 short dialect sentences, so the adapter does not always match the sentence (the iraqi request reads a Levantine sentence)
Bursts 1 warm-up, then 3 measured: p95 TTFA 96.8, 95.4 and 94.6 ms; the clips are from the first
Selection the first request of each of the 5 adapters, not chosen by quality

Load

from datasets import load_dataset

ds = load_dataset("VoxCPM-Kernel/VoxCPM2-Arabic-Dialects-Latency-Samples", split="train")
print(ds[0]["text"], ds[0]["ttfa_ms"])

License

CC BY 4.0. The reference voice reference/ar00.wav is a google/fleurs clip (ar_eg train, id 1480, CC BY 4.0). The audio was generated with VoxCPM2 (Apache-2.0).

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