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About this paper
Feng Yin, Shuai Shi, Junjie Zheng, Kechenying Zhou, Yiqiu Wang, Chenyang He, Qiuhua Jiang, Mengxiao Bi and 14 more
VUI Labs Research introduces the Luna-TTS Family, a suite of diffusion-language-model-based text-to-speech systems that offer high-quality and efficient speech generation for both offline and real-time applications. The systems, pretrained on 1 million hours of multilingual speech, demonstrate state-of-the-art zero-shot synthesis quality and exceptionally low first-block latency compared to existing models.
Key insights
- Masked acoustic-token diffusion is a viable and effective generative mechanism for production-scale TTS, offering inherent parallelism and infilling capabilities that address limitations of autoregressive models.
- A progressive adaptation recipe from a pretrained text LLM effectively transfers linguistic knowledge to speech diffusion models, enabling a unified architecture for both fully parallel and block-autoregressive decoding within a single model lineage.
- Reinforcement learning can be successfully applied to masked-diffusion models by defining policy ratios over the realized denoising trajectory, allowing for optimization based on utterance-level, non-differentiable speech feedback.
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