Speech concatenation and synthesis using an overlap-add sinusoidal model
In this paper, an algorithm for the concatenation of speech signal segments taken from disjoint utterances is presented. The algorithm is based on the analysis-by-synthesis/overlap-add (ABS/OLA) sinusoidal model, which is capable of performing high quality pitch- and time-scale modification of both...
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| description | In this paper, an algorithm for the concatenation of speech signal segments taken from disjoint utterances is presented. The algorithm is based on the analysis-by-synthesis/overlap-add (ABS/OLA) sinusoidal model, which is capable of performing high quality pitch- and time-scale modification of both speech and music signals. With the incorporation of concatenation and smoothing techniques, the model is capable of smoothing the transitions between separately-analyzed speech segments by matching the time- and frequency-domain characteristics of the signals at their boundaries. The application of these techniques in a text-to-speech system based on concatenation of diphone sinusoidal models is also presented. |
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