Bhagavata chanting

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Ananta Chaitanya [Sarasvati]

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Jul 12, 2026, 3:41:27 AM (8 days ago) Jul 12
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Namaste.

Entire Bhagavata chanted using human trained AI voice by Prof. Prathoshji:

https://bhagavatavani.com/

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putran M

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Jul 17, 2026, 10:24:41 AM (3 days ago) Jul 17
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Namaskaram Ananta Chaitanya-ji, Subbu-ji,

Just started hearing these. Seem very useful, can just keep in background as we do other things on computer.

Also, does this bhagavatham have better enunciation than the Isha Upanishad bhashya (referred in other thread)? If so, how is the AI being trained differently, and can they just switch this AI for that (with or without the musical tune)?

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putran M

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Jul 17, 2026, 10:34:22 AM (3 days ago) Jul 17
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Also, does this bhagavatham have better enunciation than the Isha Upanishad bhashya (referred in other thread)? If so, how is the AI being trained differently, and can they just switch this AI for that (with or without the musical tune)?

The second question is answered in that link Vagdhenu; says we can paste our passage and it will do the chanting.
 
Entire Bhagavata chanted using human trained AI voice by Prof. Prathoshji:

https://bhagavatavani.com/

Ananta Chaitanya [Sarasvati]

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Jul 17, 2026, 11:09:26 PM (2 days ago) Jul 17
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Namaste Putranji,

On Fri, Jul 17, 2026 at 7:54 PM putran M <putr...@gmail.com> wrote:
Just started hearing these. Seem very useful, can just keep in background as we do other things on computer.

True. Its melodious and flows smoothly to listen to.
 
Also, does this bhagavatham have better enunciation than the Isha Upanishad bhashya (referred in other thread)? If so, how is the AI being trained differently, and can they just switch this AI for that (with or without the musical tune)?

Both are different text to speech engines, former for just plain reading and latter trained by the Prof in his own voice for chanting. They are not interchangeable as both are playing out AI recordings and not live rendering. 

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