Audio Samples for RTVC-7 Voice Cloning Model

Repository: blue-fish/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning (v1.0)

Description: RTVC-7 uses the same training approach as RTVC-4. This allows comparison of voice similarity on Tacotron 1 and 2. After training on LibriSpeech, the synthesizer is finetuned for 10k steps on LibriTTS so the model responds appropriately to punctuation. The samples here still use a vocoder that is trained on ground truth-aligned (GTA) mels from the RTVC-1 synthesizer.

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RTVC-7 Model Overview

Name Model Steps Batch Size Datasets Used Speakers Audio Duration
Speaker Encoder: Pretrained GE2E 1,564,501 64 LibriSpeech train-other-500
VoxCeleb1 Dev A-D
VoxCeleb2 Dev A-H
8371 3201 hours
Synthesizer: LS_Taco1_295k Tacotron 1 285,000 12 LibriSpeech train-clean-100
LibriSpeech train-clean-360
1172 436 hours
10,000 12 LibriTTS train-clean-100
LibriTTS train-clean-360
1172 245 hours
Vocoder: LS_GTA_1159k WaveRNN 1,159,000 50 LibriSpeech train-clean-100
LibriSpeech train-clean-360
1172 436 hours

Voice Cloning Results

All speakers are unseen during training. The first row is the reference audio used to compute the speaker embedding. The rows below that are synthesized using that speaker embedding.

VCTK p240VCTK p260LibriSpeech 1320LibriSpeech 3575LibriSpeech 6829LibriSpeech 8230
Reference:
 
Synthesized:
0: Take a look at these pages for crooked creek drive.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
1: There are several listings for gas station.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
2: Here's the forecast for the next four days.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
3: Here is some information about the Gospel of John.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
4: His motives were more pragmatic and political.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
5: She had three brothers and two sisters.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
6: This work reflects a quest for lost identity, a recuperation of an unknown past.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
7: There were many editions of these works still being used in the nineteenth century.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
8: Modern birds are classified as coelurosaurs by nearly all palaeontologists.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7:
 
9: He was being fitted for ruling the state, in the words of his biographer.
Google:
RTVC-4:
RTVC-7: