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Improvement Speaker Similarity for Zero-Shot Any-to-Any Voice Conversion of Whispered and Regular Speech
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Zero-shot voice conversion aims to transfer the voice of a source speaker to that of a speaker unseen during training, while preserving the content information. Although various methods have been proposed to reconstruct speaker information in generated speech, there is still room for improvement in achieving high similarity between generated and ground truth recordings. Furthermore, zero-shot voice conversion for speech in specific domains, such as whispered, remains an unexplored area. To address this problem, we propose a SpeakerVC model that can effectively perform zero-shot speech conversion in both voiced and whispered domains, while being lightweight and capable of running in streaming mode without significant quality degradation. In addition, we explore methods to improve the quality of speaker identity transfer and demonstrate their effectiveness for a variety of voice conversion systems.
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WhisperVC: Decoupled Cross-Domain Alignment and Speech Generation for Low-Resource Whisper-to-Normal Conversion
WhisperVC converts whispered Mandarin to natural speech by decoupling domain alignment from synthesis, reporting DNSMOS 3.11, UTMOS 2.52, CER 18.67%, and speaker cosine 0.76.
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