Hi Orpheus team,
First of all, thank you for releasing Orpheus-TTS and the new multilingual models. The quality is amazing and the open-source license makes a huge difference for independent creators and small teams.
I would like to request official support for Brazilian Portuguese voices/models.
Context:
- I am a content creator and developer based in Brazil, using Orpheus-FastAPI locally for long-form YouTube videos and automations.
- There is a very large community of Portuguese speakers (Brazil + Portugal + other Lusophone countries) that would benefit from high-quality PT-BR TTS for education, podcasts, audiobooks, customer support and accessibility.
- Today we can get “okay” results by writing in Portuguese and using Spanish voices like
maria / javi / sergio, but it’s still noticeably Spanish and not natural Brazilian Portuguese.
What would be amazing:
- One or more native-sounding Brazilian Portuguese voices (male and female) included in the official multilingual release.
- Ideally, a dedicated PT-BR fine-tuned checkpoint or LoRA that the community can also run locally (GGUF / Hugging Face format).
- Even an experimental or research preview model would already help a lot; I am happy to test early versions and provide feedback/samples from real-world use cases.
I know language support depends on data and priorities, but PT-BR would unlock a huge new user base for Orpheus. Thank you again for the great work, and please consider adding Brazilian Portuguese to the roadmap.
Hi Orpheus team,
First of all, thank you for releasing Orpheus-TTS and the new multilingual models. The quality is amazing and the open-source license makes a huge difference for independent creators and small teams.
I would like to request official support for Brazilian Portuguese voices/models.
Context:
maria/javi/sergio, but it’s still noticeably Spanish and not natural Brazilian Portuguese.What would be amazing:
I know language support depends on data and priorities, but PT-BR would unlock a huge new user base for Orpheus. Thank you again for the great work, and please consider adding Brazilian Portuguese to the roadmap.