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Learning Fine-Grained Controllability on Speech Generation via Efficient Fine-Tuning

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arxiv 2406.06251 v1 pith:EAM5OT6S submitted 2024-06-10 eess.AS cs.CL

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As the scale of generative models continues to grow, efficient reuse and adaptation of pre-trained models have become crucial considerations. In this work, we propose Voicebox Adapter, a novel approach that integrates fine-grained conditions into a pre-trained Voicebox speech generation model using a cross-attention module. To ensure a smooth integration of newly added modules with pre-trained ones, we explore various efficient fine-tuning approaches. Our experiment shows that the LoRA with bias-tuning configuration yields the best performance, enhancing controllability without compromising speech quality. Across three fine-grained conditional generation tasks, we demonstrate the effectiveness and resource efficiency of Voicebox Adapter. Follow-up experiments further highlight the robustness of Voicebox Adapter across diverse data setups.

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  1. LoRP-TTS: Low-Rank Personalized Text-To-Speech

    cs.SD 2025-02 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    LoRP-TTS shows that per-prompt LoRA fine-tuning with one short recording improves speaker similarity in Voicebox-based zero-shot TTS, at some cost in inference time.

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