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ComplexDec: A Domain-robust High-fidelity Neural Audio Codec with Complex Spectrum Modeling

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arxiv 2502.02019 v1 pith:NDJS75ZI submitted 2025-02-04 eess.AS cs.SD

ComplexDec: A Domain-robust High-fidelity Neural Audio Codec with Complex Spectrum Modeling

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keywords audiocomplexdecneuralout-of-domaincodeccodecscomplexgenerative
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Neural audio codecs have been widely adopted in audio-generative tasks because their compact and discrete representations are suitable for both large-language-model-style and regression-based generative models. However, most neural codecs struggle to model out-of-domain audio, resulting in error propagations to downstream generative tasks. In this paper, we first argue that information loss from codec compression degrades out-of-domain robustness. Then, we propose full-band 48~kHz ComplexDec with complex spectral input and output to ease the information loss while adopting the same 24~kbps bitrate as the baseline AuidoDec and ScoreDec. Objective and subjective evaluations demonstrate the out-of-domain robustness of ComplexDec trained using only the 30-hour VCTK corpus.

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