FastPitchFormant: Source-filter based Decomposed Modeling for Speech Synthesis
원문 초록
Methods for modeling and controlling prosody with acoustic features have been proposed for neural text-to-speech (TTS) models. Prosodic speech can be generated by conditioning acoustic features. However, synthesized speech with a large pitch-shift scale suffers from audio quality degradation, and speaker characteristics deformation. To address this problem, we propose a feed-forward Transformer based TTS model that is designed based on the source-filter theory. This model, called FastPitchFormant, has a unique structure that handles text and acoustic features in parallel. With modeling each feature separately, the tendency that the model learns the relationship between two features can be mitigated.
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