Unofficial Pytorch implementation of AdaSpeech.
Utterance level encoder
and Phoneme level encoder
not condition layer norm (which is the soul of AdaSpeech paper), it definelty restrict the adaptive nature of AdaSpeech but my focus is to improve FastSpeech 2 acoustic generalization rather than adaptation.@misc{chen2021adaspeech,
title={AdaSpeech: Adaptive Text to Speech for Custom Voice},
author={Mingjian Chen and Xu Tan and Bohan Li and Yanqing Liu and Tao Qin and Sheng Zhao and Tie-Yan Liu},
year={2021},
eprint={2103.00993},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={eess.AS}
}
All code written in Python 3.6.2
.
Install Pytorch
Before installing pytorch please check your Cuda version by running following command :
nvcc --version
pip install torch torchvision
In this repo I have used Pytorch 1.6.0 for
torch.bucketize
feature which is not present in previous versions of PyTorch.
Installing other requirements :
pip install -r requirements.txt
To use Tensorboard install tensorboard version 1.14.0
seperatly with supported tensorflow (1.14.0)
filelists
folder contains MFA (Motreal Force aligner) processed LJSpeech dataset files so you don't need to align text with audio (for extract duration) for LJSpeech dataset.
For other dataset follow instruction here. For other pre-processing run following command :
python nvidia_preprocessing.py -d path_of_wavs
For finding the min and max of F0 and Energy
python compute_statistics.py
Update the following in hparams.py
by min and max of F0 and Energy
p_min = Min F0/pitch
p_max = Max F0
e_min = Min energy
e_max = Max energy
python train_fastspeech.py --outdir etc -c configs/default.yaml -n "name"