Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
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Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
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#2Similar in quality to Lyrebird
https://soundcloud.com/user-535691776/dialog
Google WaveNet sounds almost perfect in comparison:
https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-model-raw-audio...
Re: Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
#3Adobe's "Photoshop for Audio" demo was pretty fascinating and terrifying
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/11/adobe...
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#4I'm waiting for the code samples :)
Thanks
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#5Coming soon, audio ads with your friend's voices.
Re: Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
#6Coming soon, audio ads with your friend's voices.
Or your own :(
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#7Re: Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
#8Similar in quality to Lyrebird https://soundcloud.com/user-535691776/dialog Google WaveNet sounds almost perfect in comparison: https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-model-raw-audio...
Some of the generated speech clips are unsettlingly robotic while WaveNet sounds passable, but it's the piano compositions that I found unnerving. I can't explain how but randomly generated music sounds so hollow and cold.
Re: Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
#9There are too many example to do fraud with this to list here.
One example: Not too long ago I still did the rather more important banking stuff with a quick phone call (couldn't be done entirely online).
Re: Voice Synthesis for in-the-Wild Speakers via a Phonological Loop
#10Similar in quality to Lyrebird https://soundcloud.com/user-535691776/dialog Google WaveNet sounds almost perfect in comparison: https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-model-raw-audio...
Some of the generated speech clips are unsettlingly robotic while WaveNet sounds passable, but it's the piano compositions that I found unnerving. I can't explain how but randomly generated music sounds so hollow and cold.
Note that WaveNet was not trained "in the wild" (like, on celebs) but rather on a speech style dataset