A premium, real-time AI voice changer desktop application powered by Retrieval-based Voice Conversion (RVC) and Pedalboard DSP.
Experience near-zero latency conversion, automated image scraping for models, and customizable preset controls in a beautiful glassmorphic dark-mode interface.
- Real-time AI Voice Conversion: Highly optimized local RVC pipeline utilizing PyTorch, ONNX, and torchfcpe for pitch extraction.
- Integrated DSP Pedalboard: Embedded real-time noise gate, highpass filter, compressor, pitch shifter, and reverb powered by Spotify's
pedalboardlibrary. - Multi-Language Settings (i18n): Native support for English, 日本語 (Japanese), and 简体中文 (Chinese) covering the entire app layout and telemetry panels.
- Light & Dark Themes: Elegant theme toggle with polished, accessible layouts optimized for both dark glassmorphism and high-contrast light modes.
- Automatic Web Image Scraper: Automatically scans
.pthand.indexmodel names to scrape, cache, and display high-quality model avatars from DuckDuckGo and Wikipedia. - One-Click RVC Import: Seamlessly import custom Applio voice models via a drag-and-drop local import interface.
- Compact Model Manager: Star your favorite models or delete custom presets directly from the grid.
- Clean Mode Bypass: Select the Original voice to bypass the DSP chain entirely and route your clean microphone audio directly.
- Low Latency & High Performance: Tailored multi-threaded pipeline with macOS OpenMP conflict mitigation for smooth performance on Apple Silicon.
The application runs a hybrid desktop architecture: a modern React frontend hosted locally by a Python FastAPI server, all orchestrated within an Electron shell.
graph TD
A[Electron Shell] <-->|IPC Bridge| B[Next.js Renderer UI]
A -->|Spawns / Manages| C[FastAPI Python Backend]
B <-->|REST / WebSockets| C
C -->|Audio Streaming| D[Sounddevice Input/Output]
C -->|AI Inference| E[RVC Inference Pipeline]
C -->|Audio Effects| F[Spotify Pedalboard DSP]
C -->|Model Manager| G[Web Image Scraper & Disk Cacher]
- Frontend Shell: Electron, JavaScript
- User Interface: React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Lucide Icons, Shadcn UI
- Backend Server: FastAPI, Uvicorn, WebSockets
- Audio Engine: PySoundDevice, Spotify Pedalboard, PyTorch, FAISS, Librosa
- Node.js: v18.x or later (pnpm recommended)
- Python: v3.10 to v3.12 (with pip and venv)
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/satiricalguru/RVC-Voicechanger.git cd rvc-voicechanger -
Set Up the Python Virtual Environment:
python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate pip install -r requirements.txt -
Install Frontend Dependencies:
cd ui pnpm install cd ..
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Install Electron Shell Dependencies:
pnpm install
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Development Mode:
npm run dev
This launches the FastAPI backend locally, boots the hot-reloaded Next.js client, and opens the Electron desktop window.
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Production Build & Start:
npm start
Compile the app bundle into a standalone executable (e.g., .dmg on macOS, .exe on Windows):
npm run buildSince these builds are unsigned, macOS Gatekeeper will block first-launch execution and may display a warning that the app is "damaged and cannot be opened".
To bypass this and run the app:
- Drag RVC Voicechanger.app from the
.dmginto your Applications folder. - Open your terminal and execute:
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/RVC\ Voicechanger.app - Launch the application normally from Finder or your Application list.
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├── app/ # FastAPI Backend API
│ ├── backend/ # Models Manager, Engine, and RVC Pipeline
│ └── frontend/ # Static compiled Next.js bundle
├── assets/ # Branding assets & application icons
├── electron/ # Main process & IPC handler definitions
├── ui/ # Next.js / Tailwind React components
├── models/ # RVC Models folder
│ ├── default/ # Native pre-installed RVC checkpoints
│ ├── custom/ # User imported .pth / .index files
│ └── images/ # Cached scraped web avatars
├── requirements.txt # Python dependencies
└── package.json # Node scripts and Electron configuration
- Jatin Pandey (@satiricalguru) — Project lead, core developer, and UI designer.
- This project builds on top of and acknowledges the outstanding open-source work of IAHispano/Applio which provided the foundation for RVC voice inference structures and configurations.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.



