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Joint training framework for text-to-speech and voice conversion using multi-source Tacotron and WaveNet

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arxiv 1903.12389 v2 pith:FHYEEONT submitted 2019-03-29 eess.AS cs.CLcs.SDstat.ML

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We investigated the training of a shared model for both text-to-speech (TTS) and voice conversion (VC) tasks. We propose using an extended model architecture of Tacotron, that is a multi-source sequence-to-sequence model with a dual attention mechanism as the shared model for both the TTS and VC tasks. This model can accomplish these two different tasks respectively according to the type of input. An end-to-end speech synthesis task is conducted when the model is given text as the input while a sequence-to-sequence voice conversion task is conducted when it is given the speech of a source speaker as the input. Waveform signals are generated by using WaveNet, which is conditioned by using a predicted mel-spectrogram. We propose jointly training a shared model as a decoder for a target speaker that supports multiple sources. Listening experiments show that our proposed multi-source encoder-decoder model can efficiently achieve both the TTS and VC tasks.

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  1. Stepback: Enhanced Disentanglement for Voice Conversion via Multi-Task Learning

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    Stepback trains a voice converter with two decoders and a self-destructive loss to separate speaker identity from linguistic content, but the preprint contains no reported evaluation results.

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