A female vocal LoRA named "Lina".This LoRA is a versatile female voice model capable of "singing" in three languages: Lithuanian (I specifically trained it for this), Russian, and English.It sings in Lithuanian and Russian with absolutely no accent; I cannot say the same with 100% certainty for English, as I do not speak the language perfectly myself.The LoRA was trained on a mix of digitized analog (50%) and digital (50%) audio tracks, giving it characteristic "analog" sound qualities (a deliberate training choice).The LoRA trigger word is <code>linos_vokalas</code>. It was trained in 2,500 steps.Suggested prompt keywords: velvet and smoky female voice, very soft and breathy vocal texture, bright and resonant clear singing, powerful dramatic vocal depth, clean acapella, professional studio acoustics.This is a strong LoRA; a weight of 1.0 might introduce audio artifacts. It works well with other LoRAs, though using it alongside LoRAs optimized for other languages ​​might result in a noticeable "accent" in the vocals.P.S. This is my first LoRA, so I would greatly appreciate your feedback, comments, and advice.

Herkus Baranauskas

"linos_vokalas_2" LoRA.This is a synthetic female vocal, generated from 5 different vocal styles (ranging from 'velvet' to 'soft'). Some of the source vocals were taken from digitized audio tape recordings to achieve an analog vocal sound.Trained for 4,800 steps at a rate of 0.00005.The LoRA is bilingual—it 'sings' well in Lithuanian and Russian. I cannot say whether it sings in English without an accent, as English is not my strong suit.Trigger word: linos2_vokalas.Required prompt keywords: velvet and smoky female voice, very soft and breathy vocal texture, bright and resonant clear singing, powerful dramatic vocal depth, clean acapella, professional studio acoustics.

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