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Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 2007

Expressive text-to-speech approaches. Productive homologies and irreducible discrepancies between natural and singing voice synthesis modelling.

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The core concern of this paper is the modelling and the tractability of expressiveness in natural voice syn-thesis. In the first part we quickly discuss the imponderable gap between natural and singing voice synthesis approaches. In the second part we outline a four level model and a corpus-based methodology in modelling expressive forms?an essential step towards expressive voice synthesis. We then try to contrast them with recurrent concerns in singing voice synthesis. We finally undertake a first reflection about a possible transposition of the approach to singing voice. We conclude with some program considerations in Research and Development for the singing voice synthesis, inspired from natural voice synthes is techniques
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hal-02165217 , version 1 (25-06-2019)

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Ioannis Kanellos, Ioana Suciu, Thierry Moudenc. Expressive text-to-speech approaches. Productive homologies and irreducible discrepancies between natural and singing voice synthesis modelling.. SMC'07 : 4th Sound and Music Computing Conference, Jul 2007, Lefkada, Greece. pp.79 - 87. ⟨hal-02165217⟩
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