DC CoMix TTS: An End-to-End Expressive TTS with Discrete Code Collaborated with Mixer

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Interspeech(2023)

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A new input representation and simple architecture are proposed to achieve improved prosody modeling in TTS and it is demonstrated that the reference encoder learns better speaker-independent prosody when discrete code is utilized as input in the experiments.

Abstract

Despite the huge successes made in neutral TTS, content-leakage remains a challenge. In this paper, we propose a new input representation and simple architecture to achieve improved prosody modeling. Inspired by the recent success in the use of discrete code in TTS, we introduce discrete code to the input of the reference encoder. Specifically, we leverage the vector quantizer from the audio compression model to exploit the diverse acoustic information it has already been trained on. In addition, we apply the modified MLP-Mixer to the reference encoder, making the architecture lighter. As a result, we train the prosody transfer TTS in an end-to-end manner. We prove the effectiveness of our method through both subjective and objective evaluations. We demonstrate that the reference encoder learns better speaker-independent prosody when discrete code is utilized as input in the experiments. In addition, we obtain comparable results even when fewer parameters are inputted.

Authors

Yerin Choi

1 papers

M. Koo

1 papers

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DC CoMix TTS: An End-to-End Expressive TTS with Discrete Code Collaborated with Mixer

Published in

Interspeech(2023)

External Links:

Generate Graph DownloadPDF

TL;DR

Abstract

Authors

Yerin Choi

1 papers

M. Koo

1 papers

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Field of Study

Computer ScienceEngineering

Venue Information

Name

Interspeech

Type

conference

URL

https://www.isca-speech.org/iscaweb/index.php/conferences/interspeech

Alternate Names

Conf Int Speech Commun Assoc
INTERSPEECH
Conference of the International Speech Communication Association