The THU-HCSI Multi-Speaker Multi-Lingual Few-Shot Voice Cloning System for LIMMITS'24 Challenge
Yixuan Zhou, Shuoyi Zhou, Shun Lei, Zhiyong Wu, Menglin Wu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a multi-lingual, multi-speaker few-shot voice cloning system that enhances speaker similarity and naturalness through novel model components and data strategies, achieving top MOS scores in the LIMMITS'24 Challenge.
Contribution
We develop a multi-speaker multi-lingual few-shot voice cloning system with speaker-aware encoding, flow-based decoding, and advanced data augmentation techniques, outperforming existing methods.
Findings
Achieved a speaker similarity MOS of 4.25.
Obtained a naturalness MOS of 3.97.
Performed well in the LIMMITS'24 Challenge.
Abstract
This paper presents the multi-speaker multi-lingual few-shot voice cloning system developed by THU-HCSI team for LIMMITS'24 Challenge. To achieve high speaker similarity and naturalness in both mono-lingual and cross-lingual scenarios, we build the system upon YourTTS and add several enhancements. For further improving speaker similarity and speech quality, we introduce speaker-aware text encoder and flow-based decoder with Transformer blocks. In addition, we denoise the few-shot data, mix up them with pre-training data, and adopt a speaker-balanced sampling strategy to guarantee effective fine-tuning for target speakers. The official evaluations in track 1 show that our system achieves the best speaker similarity MOS of 4.25 and obtains considerable naturalness MOS of 3.97.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSpeech Recognition and Synthesis · Advanced Data Compression Techniques
