ALIVE: Animate Your World with Lifelike Audio-Video Generation
Ying Guo, Qijun Gan, Yifu Zhang, Jinlai Liu, Yifei Hu, Pan Xie, Dongjun Qian, Yu Zhang, Ruiqi Li, Yuqi Zhang, Ruibiao Lu, Xiaofeng Mei, Bo Han, Xiang Yin, Bingyue Peng, Zehuan Yuan

TL;DR
ALIVE is a versatile audio-video generation model that adapts pretrained Text-to-Video models for synchronized, animated, and high-quality audio-visual content creation, outperforming existing open-source and commercial solutions.
Contribution
The paper introduces ALIVE, a novel model that extends T2V models to support synchronized audio-video generation and animation, with new architecture components and a comprehensive data pipeline.
Findings
Outperforms open-source models in audio-video generation tasks.
Matches or surpasses state-of-the-art commercial solutions.
Introduces a new benchmark for model evaluation.
Abstract
Video generation is rapidly evolving towards unified audio-video generation. In this paper, we present ALIVE, a generation model that adapts a pretrained Text-to-Video (T2V) model to Sora-style audio-video generation and animation. In particular, the model unlocks the Text-to-Video&Audio (T2VA) and Reference-to-Video&Audio (animation) capabilities compared to the T2V foundation models. To support the audio-visual synchronization and reference animation, we augment the popular MMDiT architecture with a joint audio-video branch which includes TA-CrossAttn for temporally-aligned cross-modal fusion and UniTemp-RoPE for precise audio-visual alignment. Meanwhile, a comprehensive data pipeline consisting of audio-video captioning, quality control, etc., is carefully designed to collect high-quality finetuning data. Additionally, we introduce a new benchmark to perform a comprehensive model…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGenerative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis · Music Technology and Sound Studies · Human Motion and Animation
