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The lesson "Creating an AI Avatar in 5 minutes" mentions ElevenLabs and PlayAI for custom voice generation. Can anyone suggest additional platforms? I'm also interested to know if there are good quality local models for creating a unique, custom AI voice.

My name's bill absolutely interested in building real-time avatars. I've been working towards this for a few months. I've been building llm's with tools for blender. I like to use Cline with custom instructions in VS code. Also been playing around a little bit with Google I really like the idea I'm using a local llm to reduce latency an avatar creation. I originally learned Dos, Basic, Pascal, C++, HTML, and quit around Java. I have picked up coding again in the last 5 months. Computers are finally becoming what I expected them to be as a child. Look forward to this project.