Unified Source-filter GAN: Unified Source-filter Network Based On Factorization Of Quasi-periodic Parallel Wavegan
2021 Β· Reo Yoneyama, Yi-Chiao Wu, Tomoki Toda
Abstract
We propose a unified approach to data-driven source-filter modeling using a single neural network for developing a neural vocoder capable of generating high-quality synthetic speech waveforms while retaining flexibility of the source-filter model to control their voice characteristics. Our proposed network called unified source-filter generative adversarial networks (uSFGAN) is developed by factorizing quasi-periodic parallel WaveGAN (QPPWG), one of the neural vocoders based on a single neural network, into a source excitation generation network and a vocal tract resonance filtering network by additionally implementing a regularization loss. Moreover, inspired by neural source filter (NSF), only a sinusoidal waveform is additionally used as the simplest clue to generate a periodic source excitation waveform while minimizing the effect of approximations in the source filter model. The experimental results demonstrate that uSFGAN outperforms conventional neural vocoders, such as QPPWG an
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