Tutti: Expressive Multi-Singer Synthesis via Structure-Level Timbre Control and Vocal Texture Modeling
Jiatao Chen, Xing Tang, Xiaoyue Duan, Yutang Feng, Jinchao Zhang, Jie Zhou

TL;DR
Tutti is a novel framework for multi-singer singing voice synthesis that enables dynamic singer scheduling and detailed vocal texture modeling, improving realism and flexibility in complex multi-singer arrangements.
Contribution
It introduces a Structure-Aware Singer Prompt and a Condition-Guided VAE for capturing implicit acoustic textures, advancing multi-singer synthesis capabilities.
Findings
Outperforms existing systems in multi-singer scheduling accuracy.
Enhances acoustic realism in choral singing synthesis.
Demonstrates effective modeling of implicit vocal textures.
Abstract
While existing Singing Voice Synthesis systems achieve high-fidelity solo performances, they are constrained by global timbre control, failing to address dynamic multi-singer arrangement and vocal texture within a single song. To address this, we propose Tutti, a unified framework designed for structured multi-singer generation. Specifically, we introduce a Structure-Aware Singer Prompt to enable flexible singer scheduling evolving with musical structure, and propose Complementary Texture Learning via Condition-Guided VAE to capture implicit acoustic textures (e.g., spatial reverberation and spectral fusion) that are complementary to explicit controls. Experiments demonstrate that Tutti excels in precise multi-singer scheduling and significantly enhances the acoustic realism of choral generation, offering a novel paradigm for complex multi-singer arrangement. Audio samples are available…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMusic Technology and Sound Studies · Generative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Music and Audio Processing
