There are a bunch of fun examples on Twitter of things people are doing with Chimera:

https://x.com/jamesonhodge/status/2118733265372860826

https://x.com/klausbrave/status/2119372853502177323

https://x.com/CupOJoseph/status/2119260104641900595

https://x.com/jamesonhodge/status/2119085825509954042

https://x.com/klausbrave/status/2119319095275671582

There was a post to a tweet about this but I also found there's a GitHub repo for the software and this link to it running!

Earlier tweet: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50410728

GitHub repo: https://github.com/jamesondh/chimera-vocal-synth

I guess this is like a modern version of pink trombone - https://dood.al/pinktrombone/

Also is the name a Teto reference?

This is weird and fun. Brings me back to one undergraduate class where we used the IPA a lot

That was very intriguing, I was able to tune the false vocal folds and adopt the proper anatomical positions and it did output a proper Khoomei overtone. I wasn't able to find the Kargyraa range, but I managed a decent Sygyt.

Damned impressive setup.

Is it not supposed to work on phone? All I hear is noise and engine keeps loading beyond 100%

The eye blink concerns me ...

I could see this being very useful in a number of applications.

Being trans, of course voice affirmation training.

Then singing comes to mind, followed by language learning.

A solid visual demo like this would help give people more than "okay now more like the a in aunt"