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A neural codec language model - VALL-E can reproduce a voice from a three-second audio recording

Text-to-speech models usually require significantly longer training samples, while VALL-E creates a much more natural-sounding synthetic voice from just a few seconds.

Feb 11, 2025 - 11:37
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A neural codec language model - VALL-E can reproduce a voice from a three-second audio recording
Text-to-speech models usually require significantly longer training samples, while VALL-E creates a much more natural-sounding synthetic voice from just a few seconds.
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