FireRedTTS3-bf16 (community mixed-precision mirror)
Half-size copy of FireRedTeam/FireRedTTS3 for
Conversion policy - only the tensors the official inference code already computes under bf16 autocast
are stored in bf16; everything that officially runs in fp32 stays fp32:
| Component | bf16 | fp32 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| fireredtts3_base | Qwen3 backbone LLM | PatchEncoder, DiT flow head, stop head, speaker projections |
| fireredtts3_instruct | Qwen3 backbone LLM | PatchEncoder, DiT flow head, stop head |
| redae | audio encoder | decoder + ISTFT head |
| campp | - | everything |
Same-seed generation against the official fp32 weights produces identical waveforms
(cosine 1.0000, SNR > 80 dB) because the stored bf16 values round exactly like the
runtime autocast cast does. campp/, text_tokenizer/, and fasttext/lid.176.ftz are
copied through unchanged; only the dtype field in each config.json changed.
Usage Disclaimer
- The project incorporates zero-shot voice cloning functionality; Please note that this capability is intended solely for academic research purposes.
- DO NOT use this model for ANY illegal activities❗️❗️
- The developers assume no liability for any misuse of this model.
- If you identify any instances of abuse, misuse, or fraudulent activities related to this project, please report them to our team immediately.
Citation
@article{fireredtts3,
title = {FireRedTTS3: Unified Speech Generation and Editing with Semantically Enriched Speech Representations},
author = {FireRed Team},
journal = {arXiv preprint},
year = {2026},
}
Acknowledgements
- Qwen3 and Qwen2-Audio for the language model and audio understanding foundations
- DiTAR for the patch-level diffusion autoregressive formulation
- X-Codec for the discriminator design used in RedAE training
- CAM++ for speaker embedding extraction
- fastText for automatic language identification
- WeTextProcessing (wetext) for the Chinese / English text normalization front-end
All credit to the FireRed Team - see the upstream repo and model card. Apache-2.0.