Polyphonia improves zero-shot stem-specific timbre transfer in polyphonic music by 15.5% target alignment via acoustic-informed attention calibration that uses probabilistic priors to set coarse boundaries.
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Polyphonia: Zero-Shot Timbre Transfer in Polyphonic Music with Acoustic-Informed Attention Calibration
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