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Spatial Voice Conversion: Voice Conversion Preserving Spatial Information and Non-target Signals

Kentaro Seki, Shinnosuke Takamichi, Norihiro Takamune +3

This paper proposes a new task called spatial voice conversion, which aims to convert a target voice while preserving spatial information and non-target signals. Traditional voice…

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Noise-Robust Voice Conversion by Conditional Denoising Training Using Latent Variables of Recording Quality and Environment

Takuto Igarashi, Yuki Saito, Kentaro Seki +4

We propose noise-robust voice conversion (VC) which takes into account the recording quality and environment of noisy source speech. Conventional denoising training improves the no…

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SRC4VC: Smartphone-Recorded Corpus for Voice Conversion Benchmark

Yuki Saito, Takuto Igarashi, Kentaro Seki +4

We present SRC4VC, a new corpus containing 11 hours of speech recorded on smartphones by 100 Japanese speakers. Although high-quality multi-speaker corpora can advance voice conver…

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Building speech corpus with diverse voice characteristics for its prompt-based representation

Aya Watanabe, Shinnosuke Takamichi, Yuki Saito +3

In text-to-speech synthesis, the ability to control voice characteristics is vital for various applications. By leveraging thriving text prompt-based generation techniques, it shou…

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Real-time Speech Extraction Using Spatially Regularized Independent Low-rank Matrix Analysis and Rank-constrained Spatial Covariance Matrix Estimation

Yuto Ishikawa, Kohei Konaka, Tomohiko Nakamura +2

Real-time speech extraction is an important challenge with various applications such as speech recognition in a human-like avatar/robot. In this paper, we propose the real-time ext…

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SpeechBERTScore: Reference-Aware Automatic Evaluation of Speech Generation Leveraging NLP Evaluation Metrics

Takaaki Saeki, Soumi Maiti, Shinnosuke Takamichi +2

While subjective assessments have been the gold standard for evaluating speech generation, there is a growing need for objective metrics that are highly correlated with human subje…