RVC Tutorial *2025*: The Easiest Vocal A.I. *UPDATE* (Windows/Linux)

it's 2025 and converting your own voice into AI vocals has never been easier you no longer need to learn any python andaconda or any coding at all and you don't even need a GPU for the inferencing portion of the vocal I'll be trying to make this tutorial as short and simple as possible and I'll be showing you guys how to install RVC or retrieval based voice conversion and how to run the web UI locally on your own computer as well as where to download and how to install the vocal models and the best settings for inferencing or converting your own vocals I will not be going over training in this video as that's a little more in depth and I'll be making a separate 2025 update for How to Train Your Own vocals within RVC first things first you're only going to need two separate files to install the first is this szip file from the RVC project GitHub if you head to the link linked below and just go down to releases and download the latest release if you're a Nvidia GPU user you download this link and and if you're an AMD and trained on a th000 samples with that downloaded go ahead and open the zip and you're going to be presented with two files you'll have the path file which is basically the weight that you will get after the data set and you'll have the index file which basically controls the the timber of the voice that you're imitating and there will be two locations inside of your original RVC 2025 folder that you need to focus on there is the log section which is where you will put the index file and what I like to do is make a brand new folder so that the long string of text isn't difficult to find inside of the actual web UI so we'll just name this SpongeBob and then we'll drag the index file in and remember that is the logs folder within your RVC 2025 folder that we made earlier and then next you just head into assets and then weights and then click and drag the SpongeBob voice into the folder