Abstract

Zero-shot voice conversion (VC) aims to convert the original speaker's timbre to any target speaker while keeping the linguistic content. Current mainstream zero-shot voice conversion approaches depend on pre-trained recognition models to disentangle linguistic content and speaker representation. This results in a timbre residue within the decoupled linguistic content and inadequacies in speaker representation modeling. In this study, we propose CoDiff-VC, an end-to-end framework for zero-shot voice conversion that integrates a speech codec and a diffusion model to produce high-fidelity waveforms. Our approach involves employing a single-codebook codec to separate linguistic content from the source speech. To enhance content disentanglement, we introduce Mix-Style layer normalization (MSLN) to perturb the original timbre. Additionally, we incorporate a multi-scale speaker timbre modeling approach to ensure timbre consistency and improve voice detail similarity. To improve speech qualit

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  • Voice Cloning

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